Blip wrote:
What i cant understand is that they seem to have gone from one extreme to the other. For 10+ years they stuck to a policy that releases should be closely guarded and stick to the main 2 systems as other games diluted the sales - based on the premise players only have a limited budget and only had time/money for a slow trickle feed. Over the last 18 months this has accelerated to the point where i cant imagine anyone has time/money to keep up with the core releases, let alone the side games.
I mean since New Year (hardly peak buying months you'd imagine) we've had 3 major 40k "gathering storm" releases, moving the fluff and game on further than it has in years, and now they are openly talking about 8th ed (which is usually death for core sales as people wait for the new system). Bonkers!
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I do not agree, the 40k story has not moved much, what did we learn " gathering storm " nothing apart from papa smurf wakes up, Regarding all the releases they are just doing more to pull sales as the company is still not showing a healthy profit, If it was not for the IP on the computer games they would of had no profits this year.
Regarding the new C.E.O he is merely a puppet, the old ceo is still head of the board and pulls the strings,
Good things are happening regardng GW but lets face it nothing spectacular imo.
) so it is understandable that they might decide to rework one to be a bigger release than initially planned.
