[AceSimulacrum]

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Originally Posted by AcademyofDrX

We must me on different forums, or maybe different universes

Nope, if you read into most (not all) of the posts, there have been mentioned price is bad, lowering the price, even suggested ways to rationalize lower price, what added value and figures should have been added, etc. The company should have done this and not that.

Haslab and even Kickstarters have been for the most part fluid and flexible. They can and will make alterations. A great example was what happened with the HasLab Unicron. So not surprised what they did. ONly way to salvage this is to reveal the teir thresholds are less but I know that would mean Hasbro would be cutting into their profits on the overall project.

Seeing the thread became a movie commentary: I agree with what has been said especially with Disney dictating what it is for mainstream action films. In terms of recent characters last 15 years or so, actors don't need to spend months training in complex and demanding fight coreo anymore. I had wished to see in live action master-level fighting from the likes of Wolverine, Captain America, Moon Knight, and other characters known for their awesome fighting skills in the comics. But we never really got it. We now get heavy edit, heavy CG, shaky cam, very tight closeups with multiple cuts, fight sequences. Sign of the times.