Four Horsemen Studios Mythic Legions

[docsilence]

So as someone who was out of the loop on this, they did deliver on the figures at some points or those still pending? I remember wanting the elves, but I just never did anything about it.

I may be mistaken, but I assumed the War of the Aetherblade deluxe packs (M/F elf, M/F orcs, and the Attila/Gorgo set) were from this kickstarter campaign and have ben listed on BBTS for a long time (I think they're sold out maybe)? But I got both orcs and Attila unboxed and used on eBay for less than retail.

 

[domu]

But I remember a criticism of their forums back in the day was that a lot of criticisms got deleted and also shouted down. It wouldn't surprise me if anyone with a negative opinion on their socials just knows better at this point than to even bother. Your comment is either going to get deleted, or cause you to get dogpiled by 50 sycophants hoping someone at 4H HQ will notice them and pat their head like a good little boy.

I was fairly active back on their old forums, and I don't recall any moderation. Though, it was constantly crashing, so stuff often disappeared. I freely criticized their dumb decisions back then (like the stupid situation around the trading cards and comic from the first Kickstarter), and the 4H actually corrected a lot of complaints from customers back then.

It was the move to facebook and Jeremy joining the company that really changed things.

 

[domu]

So as someone who was out of the loop on this, they did deliver on the figures at some points or those still pending? I remember wanting the elves, but I just never did anything about it.

Yes, figures were delivered. It was fairly obvious even during the campaign that people were primarily backing for them, not the game.

EDIT: Also, really obvious back then that without the money that would be used to manufacture the figures, there was no way that a decent game could come out from the remaining funds.

 

[Damien]

I was fairly active back on their old forums, and I don't recall any moderation. Though, it was constantly crashing, so stuff often disappeared. I freely criticized their dumb decisions back then (like the stupid situation around the trading cards and comic from the first Kickstarter), and the 4H actually corrected a lot of complaints from customers back then.

It was the move to facebook and Jeremy joining the company that really changed things.

I might be conflating the forums with FB. Apologies for misleading anyone. I have the 'time means nothing' style of ADHD and this could have all happened a week ago or six years ago. Also, I was never a member so the criticisms I'm recalling are definitely second-hand at best.