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Lets all be fair to Paizo people. I myself have $700 tied up in the kick-starter as I bought a set for myself and for my brother as a Christmas present. (I think it is actually more like $750 as I added the big blue dragon with the giant gun on its shoulder as well.)Still, we cant blame Paizo for Ninja Division not delivering what and when they said they would. I have finally received a small box of a few of the minis from Ninja Division and hopefully will get more. After all I spent a lot of money here. Unless I am missing something though, why would Paizo be to blame for this?
Paizo, I do want to say thank you though for having this thread and keeping these frustrating situation in your perview even though I am guessing you have no control over what is happening with Ninja Division. Am I wrong?
I still have to give Paizo credit as a company for the issue with the binding on so many of the core Starfinder books. They took responsibility and replaced them, a move I doubt most companies would be willing to make. A move that I bet caused them to take a hit on the profits from said book. That was huge in my eyes and showed how much they care about the quality of their your products and their relationships with us, the customers.
I hear there will be a new line of Starfinder Mini's coming from Wizkids by 2020 and I am looking forward to that! In the meantime I will try to remain positive and hopeful that Ninja Division is able to come through in the end with all the minis I ordered. Maybe I am too much of an optimist but being pessimistic about it wont change the situation. Blaming Paizo wont change anything either. I am glad there will be a great line of minis coming out in the future, perhaps especially if I never get my Ninja Division minis as what would be the alternative, no minis at all? That's not what I want.
Again thank you Paizo for standing out and making me a believer in your company. I actually have faith that you are doing your best, not for profits above everything but for your pride in your product and satisfaction for your customers. There are not many companies I can say that about (maybe no others). I am sure operating in this fashion also puts you at a disadvantage in competing with companies who value profit above all else, but if you keep it up and you'll have a supporter for life here.
Sean Montgomery