>>6747952Dude, I understand that you're frustrated, but this is just how normal toy companies operate. They'll work on one project, then announce/move onto the next. If they pile too much on their plate at once, it creates pressure to finish both figures simultaneously, or people will get angry that one is taking longer than the other. Spacing out announcements combats that. Not to mention, there could be any number of other complications. Maybe the Bio2 license was separate and they didn't get it til later. Maybe they were waiting on licenser approval on this proto. Maybe they were waiting to see the reception for the first Big Daddy, to see if they should even go ahead with this one.
I mean, think about this: if we extrapolate out your argument a little further, we get to "why don't toy companies just announce every product they're going to release in 2018 so I could better plan for it!" It's just not realistic.
