It seems to me most of the angst expressed by those who wish the German version were available with English subs stems from the slight delay in the release date. If memory serves, the release of Witcher 3 was delayed by more than half a year. Almost all of the RPGs from the major studios have been released late, and they typically have a hundred or more devs working on them full-time in a paid status; SureAI only has a handful of devs working unpaid during their "free" time, so a bit of patience and understanding is necessary.
If you just can't wait any longer, then play the German version. I only know a few dozen common words in German, like ice, fire, empty, shovel, etc., but I've been playing since it came out, exploring and doing everything except the main quest. At level 72, still about 20 side quests still left to do (that I know of). Often I don't understand the dialog and text, but "trial and error" (especially "error"), works for me. I'm having a great time while waiting for the EV.
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- And I FINALLY killed the damn dragon!
Here is one thing I do that helps. (I use Firefox for my browser.) I open the German Enderal forum, and I open another tab with translate.google. When I play the game, I might have a question about a quest in my journal, or a location, etc. So I make a note of the name in German. Then I can go to the German forum and search for that name. I can easily copy and paste the results into the google.translate box on the other browser tab, and get some idea (usually) of what I want to know. Translate.google doesn't do too well German to English, but with some educated guesses I can figure it out, more often than not.
This takes some time and effort, but if you don't want to expend time and effort yourself, then just wait patiently rather then telling others how to spend their time and effort to give you something for free. Well, I'll get off my soapbox now. Regards.