I am not even waiting, I just said it's terribly late. I am not even going to buy a graphics card day 1.
I just think that from a market cultivation strategy perspective, there is literally no true explanation why it takes you 2 months to prepare a graphics card presentation - if that is literally your bread-and-butter to begin with and you just saw what NVIDIA has shown. You should take this heads-on and show the world how great you can be at even $50-$80 - except, if you're not, you can't right?
The Ryzen 3 presentation of the 08th October I would tend to believe is fine. It needs preparation and you want to nail that next generation refresh and really make sure you give yourself some space. Fine.
The RDNA2 presentation on the 28th October, at least to my mind, is very very late. There is no reason to me why it would take AMD 2 months to prepare for that. The only explanation is that they are struggling to nail the value proposition and maybe even make last minute changes to their strategy in terms of release windows and Benchmarks. Maybe they had an Ace-up-their-Sleeve and have to play it earlier than they thought and the preparation for that takes time....
To answer your question: It's a two sided game, under normal circumstances there is also no reason to make a consumer wait for 2 months if Nvidia just knocked it out of the park with 3080..so, yeah, I guess it boils down to a matter of taste.