XMenLegacy wrote: ↑Tue Dec 07, 2021 3:41 pmI think it's the same one. She's part of a wave while he's a deluxe release.
So they're re-releasing the exact same Fennec in a different wave? Or are there minor deco differences?
XMenLegacy wrote: ↑Tue Dec 07, 2021 3:41 pmI think it's the same one. She's part of a wave while he's a deluxe release.
That is what I thought, but sometimes this hobby moves faster than I can keep up.
I hate that. I feel like folks are catching on, and starting to have hard feelings towards the Hasbro team because of things like this. The response to the Rancor, and so many comments about, "wanting to teach Hasbro a lesson," all speak to that.
But not one bit of that matters if the consumer market decides that the product they're offering is not worth the price. Many collectors are cutting back because of the massive price hikes. It's up to Hasbro to remain competitive, and all they're doing is alienating once loyal fans.Peter Hoffman wrote: ↑Tue Dec 07, 2021 7:16 pmPrice increases over the last couple of years have nothing to do with normal inflation. There have been huge increases in the cost of raw materials, labour, and freight.
Companies basically have 2 options: raise prices, or cut features on the product. Personally, I'd rather pay a little bit more to keep the figures at a higher quality, and make some decisions about what I buy.
I agree that they shouldn't try to slot a 'non-deluxe' figure into a deluxe price point, but at the same time if a figure costs more to produce, then I'd rather them charge more than not make it or make it in a way that doesn't do it service.