Short version: no. Long version: noooooooooo.

This here is your problem. If you want to keep the schedules, you may end up having to break other promises. I think breaking the schedule is the smallest possible problem here. Scheduling a huge development project is difficult, and the only way you can always stay in the schedule is by overestimating the time you need for the project (by a lot, I guess). In a lot of cases, that would result in there being too much time reserved for the project, which would leave devs doing nothing. Not exactly ideal. Or perhaps you could improve your development process so estimating the required time is easier, but that's not necessarily an easy feat either.

No. And the sugestion is ridiculous. Do you even play games?

You know he should be fired for the simple reason he won't greenlight LOD ,the more I think about it, because of his poast association with the game he deserves to be made to pay for it to be made out of his future earnings. 

You know he should be fired for the simple reason he won't greenlight LOD ,the more I think about it, because of his poast association with the game he deserves to be made to pay for it to be made out of his future earnings. 

btw ,you make it sound like he's not just WWS head but the playstation boss. 

Yeah, if only to get a rise out of the fans. Same should happen to Philly and Reggie.

The way I see it, they have no problem with these delays as everyone has stated, the games end up great and Sony doesnt need them in the holiday period because they've got a lot of 3rd party AAA games in that period. Spreading them out throughout the year is smart and consumer friendly.

I wish they would just stop announcing games that are 3-4 years away from release. Only announce it when you're absolutely sure it'll be ready in 6 months to a year. 2 years max.

Issues like the last guardian and FF15 among others are just ridiculous.

Not only for the game but sugesting that someone should lose his job for this non-sense is even worse :(
I have hard time to comprehend how someone would want another person to lose his job alltogether even you hate him/her...

In the past, developers probably delayed their games many times for the same reasons as today and no one gave a fuck because it wasn't as easy getting the info. Firing Yoshida when ps has been so successful sounds ridiculous to say the least, even more considering the reasons you are giving...

As gamers, we should just care about games having the best possible quality, I'm sure that's way more important than waiting a few extra months. Now I agree that they shouldn't announce game unless they will be released in less than 2 years, but that's a different matter

You're just splitting hairs in a baity way. The very article you posted show Yoshida admitted the second one was warranted, and goes on to discuss what Bandorr mentioned.