>>>6763402 Are you seriously blaming the consumer for DCC's stupidity?Nah, I'm blaming consumers for their ignorance, which can turn into stupidity, if they continue to ignore these facts.
Case in point:
>>6763407>ScaleDCC addressed this two waves later. See pic.
Batman is a tad bit under 6" tall, so Superman is in scale with 1:12 figures (he's 6'3" in the comics. deathstroke is 6'4")
>Who's idea was it to omit bicep or thigh cuts on most of the figuresAll these figures have bicep cuts. The fact that Darkseid doesn't is because he's like 34098234 inches tall. There's so many oversized figures lacking in joints because of their heft.
Later figures have pull down thighs, which allows for swivel motions from the balljoint's cup.
>The things have some of the biggest qc issues you've ever heard of in a toyline.This is just bull.
You're thinking of DCC's TAS series, where they changed the plastic to ABS in late 2015 for all their joints. And while i can say that those pre-2015 figures do seem brittle, but from what i saw its from hamhands. The plastic DCC used for their clear plastic is polycarbonate, which is one of the toughest plastics there are, except for ABS and a few others. This is why all my clear jointed pre-2015 figures survived handling by my 10 year old and younger nephews. You really have to push to make the plastic crack.
So nice try lying or just being plain ignorant about how DCC solved every issue with your complaint, if it wasn't a lie, anyway
So yep, a lot of great figures that didn't sell, because of people who only repeated outdated and ignorant info.
