[En Sabah Nerd]

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Originally Posted by TimothyR

then hey.. stop over here and see ALL of the greedo's, leia's, and lukes that have been hanging around since they were released.

i'm so glad you're not running a business.

once again.. you don't seem to understand how releasing waves of toys works.. and how and when to release certain characters.

Hey, I'm so glad you actually bothered to read my other posts. If you had then you'd know I've said that every figure past wave 1 that isn't Boba Fett or a Stormtrooper is clogging. Wave 1 actually disappeared eventually, but it took Maul and R2 a bit longer.
Also, it comes off as petty to criticize my business skills. My major isn't any kind of business management, so of course I shouldn't be running a business. I do, however, grasp the general concept of picking out characters they think will sell and (for almost any other toy line) assigning how many to pack in a case for retail stores to purchase. The Black Series is weak there because they stock by cases of four, when there are only four figures in a wave to begin with. This creates a system where, unless a figure is repacked like Han Solo being in the trooper's wave, they all have the same rarity. They don't have nearly equal demand though, hence everybody but Fett and the trooper is sticking around. If Hasbro is deliberately making figures they don't think will sell just to increase the desire for those upcoming figures that will, that is plainly dumb logic.