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During early project planning how would an Agile team estimate story points for a large User Story, or Epic, that isn't yet fully understood?

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1. During early project planning how would an Agile team estimate story points for a large User Story, or Epic, that isn't yet fully understood?

There are only 3 Scrum roles: Product Owner, Scrum Master, and Team.
1. Must have: Crucial features 2. Should have: Important features, but possible to implement short-term workarounds 3. Could have: These features can be left out of a release if the team runs out of development time. 4. Would have: Desired features, but marked for probable inclusion in a later release.
For an Epic that isn't yet fully understood, the team will estimate a large number of Story Points and then revisit the Epic later to break it down and refine estimates.
1. Describe the need for the product. 2. List required features. 3. Prioritize the requirements. 4. Refine the requirements.

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