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<blockquote data-quote="Imaro" data-source="post: 3632139" data-attributes="member: 48965"><p>Why is it that criticism of business practices, one may not like, is always met with this answer? So you should just take whatever anyone gives you and not have a right to voice dissatisfaction as a consumer? The problem with this reasoning is, until Reaper and Rackham make there's available, thiis is a market where there isn't a viable alternative. Now when non-random's are finally released, and people still make the same complaints, then I can understand it. </p><p></p><p>D&D is a very mini-centric game, and until the companies mentioned above, release their products most gamers don't have a viable alternative. Yeah you can play without minis, but I wonder how much harder it makes the game for new people just starting? Personally I was willing to accept the randomness...but the five dollar increase has really pushed me away...it use to be 24 minis for the price of a book(I could deal with that), but 16 for the price of a hardcover (and they're random) is kinda pushing it for me. I haven't bought any DDM since Reaper made their announcement, I'm willing to give their product a chance to develop and grow...just like DDM did, before making my final decision on where my future minis will come from. I have enough skeletons, orcs, etc. but I will purchase a few of these because I want to give this product a chance...the minotaur, ogre and troll are no brainers, since I don't have any of them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Imaro, post: 3632139, member: 48965"] Why is it that criticism of business practices, one may not like, is always met with this answer? So you should just take whatever anyone gives you and not have a right to voice dissatisfaction as a consumer? The problem with this reasoning is, until Reaper and Rackham make there's available, thiis is a market where there isn't a viable alternative. Now when non-random's are finally released, and people still make the same complaints, then I can understand it. D&D is a very mini-centric game, and until the companies mentioned above, release their products most gamers don't have a viable alternative. Yeah you can play without minis, but I wonder how much harder it makes the game for new people just starting? Personally I was willing to accept the randomness...but the five dollar increase has really pushed me away...it use to be 24 minis for the price of a book(I could deal with that), but 16 for the price of a hardcover (and they're random) is kinda pushing it for me. I haven't bought any DDM since Reaper made their announcement, I'm willing to give their product a chance to develop and grow...just like DDM did, before making my final decision on where my future minis will come from. I have enough skeletons, orcs, etc. but I will purchase a few of these because I want to give this product a chance...the minotaur, ogre and troll are no brainers, since I don't have any of them. [/QUOTE]
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