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Lilith has been having issues localizing their games because of Steam and a recent awareness that someone in the group was stealing fan translations.
Whoever is telling you this is clearly a loose cannon with their thoughts and emotions
There are plenty of reasons why the localization is difficult, one of them being the fact that some of the characters are high-schoolers in some of the games (which Steam doesn't like, even if the character is stated to be of legal age), another being how the person in charge of translating Yukikaze has taken a fan translation instead of doing his own translation which means Lilith has to retranslate it now.
Don't trust random people on the internet. Just check out the developper's website instead.
"No one would lie to a stranger on the internet" - Abraham Lincoln