>>10592189>there's a chance of getting some changes just by telling the CEO the problem>change>the ceo>changeLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
In what world do you live in?
These fucks double and triple down on their choices until they leave and the new CEO fucks shit up just to leave his finger print on everything, and even the new one won't do shit to "fix the problems" that they probably don't even think is a problem
Fucking Mattel went through multiple CEOs and they continued releasing shittyass cheap DC figures that kept failing in stores for nearly two decades til the license was stripped from them.
Fucking Hasbro killed their 1:18 lines despite their success, because they wanted to funnel every customer into buying the more expensive 1:12 option and every attempt to revive them has failed because they're releasing inferior figures to what they released over 10 years ago.
So naturally, two CEOs so far believe theres no demand, thus not a problem. They're not going to increase the budget because it'll eat away at their more expensive option.
McFarlane is one of the few companies to actually respond and react to customers demands, because they're not penny pinchers and McFarlane himself puts himself into the customers shoes, instead of making decisions based on what stockholders expect. It's why they have a bigger budget for their toys, increased articulation, and improved on character selections, ontop of offering standalone bigger figures instead of forcing you to buy an entire wave.
