My only point was that some of these issues like pieces not fitting , warpage etc..have been a problem for a long time. Now for instance, take the backwards Bethany Bled. I believe the line should have been held up for that, since this is basically a Barker /McFarlane project it qualifies as an "in house line" and could have been held up to get it right. Yes there would have been bitching..tough shit. Other things have been held up until all parties were in agreement. Interlink was held up numerous times,
So was Ultima Online, and crap..look at Giger's Lil. Four years now before she finally met all satisfaction.
That's fine with me and IMHO, the way it should be. I'd rather wait than have something fucked up. The Backwards B Bled should NOT have been released as it does give the company a black eye.
With the APU being the worst piece of shit from McFarlane, then I have to say"OH well, deadlines,
contracts etc.. have to be met. As I said, nobody would have bothered with it in a year, so it either should have been scratched altogether or it had to be released as the shit it was.
When things are rushed you get crap..look at the film 'Godfather III' The studio INSISTED on their deadline date being met. Well, they got their movie and compared to the first two it's an embarassment.
So Chosen One, I am in agreement with many of your points [img]graemlins/thumbs_up.gif[/img] I just wanted to point out that some things have always been problems and "here's how to fix a few on your own". If a
delivery truck comes with McFarlane figures in it, and the guys leave the palettes sitting in the hot sun too long, with PVC you may have some warp issues that are easily fixed.
But don't get me wrong, I'm not that much of a fanboy that I can't see room for improvement so that McFarlane can stay at the head of their game. [img]wink.gif[/img]






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