That's why I mentioned was specifically referring to videos that are presented as a reviews, where the assumption is the person would be doing stress tests, looking at the figure critically, ect. I saw some videos of him that were shown as first impressions or unboxing which also wasn't what I'm talking about either.
I'm FASCINATED by how fucking weird they got the past few weeks. Is it success? It's giving incel manosphere energy and I don't like it at all. I mean as a sometimes marketing writer I find it really gross. (The fact that this is how they call you out if you don't check out on a purchase makes it feel stalker-y and weird, too - reminds me of that creepy AI marketing email I got to my author account a few weeks back that felt like "I'll be watching you").
Agreed. They're doing these daily definition posts which is just... hyper petty and condescending. A single text post saying what you fucking mean and then get on with it. Post some pics of your latest figures looking cool and hype up the one you're dropping soon.
The red hand one, whatever it is, should be coming at the end of the month I think, assuming I understand what "exclusive Drop Figure" means. I think that means it's debuting at a show and will be available afterwards.
Yeah that's fair. Despite my qualms I'd still rate him pretty high too, he's definitely one if the best fantasy figures available right now imo.
To be entirely fair... I've known plenty of artistic, creative types that are super fucking weird too. And I can absolutely see this type of nonsense 'in-universe' lingo talk coming from someone that is mostly just entirely up their own ass about their world building and 'gotta be different from a REGULAR company because REGULAR companies aren't artistic and shit like I am.'
Hey! I resemble that remark!
It really is.
Ok, now that I'd maybe go for.
I mean to be fair, you did sell like 27 board members on checking out Savage Crucible. They still owe you some kind of finder's fee.
