[Ravenxl7]

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Originally Posted by trekking95

I'll have to disagree on that. About 6 years ago at the height of the Star Wars 3.75 in. line you could find figures of literally anyone. Even characters who had 2 seconds of screen time were being made, even though they peg warmed. And they sold for under $10.

I'll admit that the selection isn't what it used to be, but compared to the other options at-hand, the 5poa figures are still dominating in that regard. We're still getting some characters that have very little screentime, or even none at all. I can't speak for Rebels, but last I saw, the TFA figures were still going for eight bucks at Walmart.

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You're right that some of them still look good, but I refuse to start collecting them. It just feeds the beast that makes these low quality figures and sells them for the price good ones used to be. Even if I wanted to customize the figure it still bothers me to buy them.

Buying ANYTHING with the Star Wars branding on it is "feeding the beast", so I'm not really sure what your point here is.

Not saying you, or anyone else, should buy them instead of more articulated figures, just that, for my purposes, they're the best option for new Star Wars figures.

Probably helps that I don't really care about articulation, and I like the card art Hasbro has been doing for TFA, so there are some that I plan on keeping on-card (like the Snowtrooper I already have).