1337W422102 wrote:Sledge wrote:Transformers fans: easily the least grateful people on Earth.
Transformers fans: expected to blindly accept mediocrity.
1337W422102 wrote:Sledge wrote:Transformers fans: easily the least grateful people on Earth.
Transformers fans: expected to blindly accept mediocrity.
Shadowman wrote:This is Sabrblade we're talking about. His ability to store trivial information about TV shows is downright superhuman.
Caelus wrote:My wife pointed out something interesting about the prehistoric Predacons. I said that everyone was complaining because transforming for them mostly consisted of them just standing up-right. She essentially said, 'So? That's what our ancestors did.'
Transformers fans: easily the least grateful people on Earth.
Well, since he's a Deluxe, that means he's the perfect size to fight Titaniums Rodimus Prime and Ultra Magnus.
Sledge wrote:Transformers fans: easily the least grateful people on Earth.
Burn wrote:I prefer Deluxe.
Why? Because Ultra's tend to have electronics tossed into them which tends to reduce poseability. Deluxe's have that problem less.
Highly poseable Galvatron opposed to bigger electronic less poseable Galvatron? I'll take the Deluxe thank you.
Sledge wrote:Transformers fans: easily the least grateful people on Earth.
Counterpunch wrote:Sledge wrote:Transformers fans: easily the least grateful people on Earth.
Excuse me?
What am I supposed to be grateful for here? It's not like any criticism of Galvatron's size here is unwarrented.
I suppose you have an excellent reason for why Galvatron is a deluxe sized figure and Powerglide is an Ultra?
I don't have any problem with the bot mode for Galvatron. That looks good. The tank...is bland. Let's face it. I'm not really sure why he's a tank when the cannon would have been perfectly acceptable to do, especially in light of the fact that we got Megatron last year. For as cool as this figure looks, it also fails in some pretty important ways for what it's supposed to be.
Burn wrote:I prefer Deluxe.
Why? Because Ultra's tend to have electronics tossed into them which tends to reduce poseability. Deluxe's have that problem less.
Highly poseable Galvatron opposed to bigger electronic less poseable Galvatron? I'll take the Deluxe thank you.
Burn wrote:I prefer Deluxe.
Why? Because Ultra's tend to have electronics tossed into them which tends to reduce poseability. Deluxe's have that problem less.
Highly poseable Galvatron opposed to bigger electronic less poseable Galvatron? I'll take the Deluxe thank you.
Burn wrote:I prefer Deluxe.
Why? Because Ultra's tend to have electronics tossed into them which tends to reduce poseability. Deluxe's have that problem less.
Highly poseable Galvatron opposed to bigger electronic less poseable Galvatron? I'll take the Deluxe thank you.
PrimeSuspect wrote:Hasbro's failing. Completely. Let's make Supreme Prime, but let's make him look like dog sh*t.
Let's make sure we forget what scale means.
Let's let the Alternators licenses run out.
Let's put out exclusives through Wal-Mart, because Wal-Mart are experts at distribution and stocking.
Let's make Galvatron a Deluxe and a tank. Because we promised a year ago he'd be an Ultra.
Let's make the new Classics line full of more realistic alt modes, and yet in the same damn line, re-release Cybertron figures such as the WHOLLY unrealistic Soundwave mold.
Hell, let's call Cybertron Soundwave Blaster and not even so much as give him a new freaking headsculpt.
Let's disregard our fans' opinions even though they're the only ones that are going to be buying Universe figures.
Oh, and best business decision of the decade, let's delay all of our good lines that will actually make us money for Jungle Bonecrusher. Because kids want a green version of a character who's undeniably f*cking dead.
Let's release all of the toys related to a show 3 months after the show is done playing new episodes.
Let's continue to hold back details until finally the toys are out and no one knows what the Hell they're buying.
Hasbro's not thinking straight. At all. And I think it's stupid that there's a bunch of you out there that will defend their sh*t headed business decisions with your uber logic. Stop stroking Hasbro's ego and please just realize that yes, they're making mistakes. Everyone does.
Counterpunch wrote:The question that really bothers me is why Ultra Powerglide and Deluxe Galvatron? Why is Galvatron going to be smaller than Megatron and Prime?
Gattai Da wrote:Uhhh, they don't have to. That's just Hasbro's decision. Any electronic Galvy had would most likely be in his enormous cannon barrel.
Also, if he was a deluxe, he should have been the G1 version. Then he would have been good with the Titaniums. But as he is, he doesn't fit in with them at all.
Geekee1 wrote:PrimeSuspect wrote:Hasbro's failing. Completely. Let's make Supreme Prime, but let's make him look like dog sh*t.
Let's make sure we forget what scale means.
Let's let the Alternators licenses run out.
Let's put out exclusives through Wal-Mart, because Wal-Mart are experts at distribution and stocking.
Let's make Galvatron a Deluxe and a tank. Because we promised a year ago he'd be an Ultra.
Let's make the new Classics line full of more realistic alt modes, and yet in the same damn line, re-release Cybertron figures such as the WHOLLY unrealistic Soundwave mold.
Hell, let's call Cybertron Soundwave Blaster and not even so much as give him a new freaking headsculpt.
Let's disregard our fans' opinions even though they're the only ones that are going to be buying Universe figures.
Oh, and best business decision of the decade, let's delay all of our good lines that will actually make us money for Jungle Bonecrusher. Because kids want a green version of a character who's undeniably f*cking dead.
Let's release all of the toys related to a show 3 months after the show is done playing new episodes.
Let's continue to hold back details until finally the toys are out and no one knows what the Hell they're buying.
Hasbro's not thinking straight. At all. And I think it's stupid that there's a bunch of you out there that will defend their sh*t headed business decisions with your uber logic. Stop stroking Hasbro's ego and please just realize that yes, they're making mistakes. Everyone does.
Get back to me next year when the sales figures are in, then we'll talk.
No, it's me explaining why I didn't buy a figure I looked at carefully and decided didn't work for me. I didn't take one look at a single picture and immediately decide that Hasbro had let down "the fans" (ie: me) by releasing something I didn't like that much.Lycantendencies wrote:In another thread you referred to Megatron as Nerfatron and said how you couldn't bring yourself to buy it.
Is that not being equally ungrateful?
PrimeSuspect wrote:Hasbro's failing. Completely. Let's make Supreme Prime, but let's make him look like dog sh*t.
PrimeSuspect wrote:Let's make sure we forget what scale means.
PrimeSuspect wrote:Oh, and best business decision of the decade, let's delay all of our good lines that will actually make us money for Jungle Bonecrusher. Because kids want a green version of a character who's undeniably f*cking dead.
Counterpunch wrote:That Galvatron is weak.
Deluxe sized? The Hell?
My Energon Galvatron is going to beat up on that toy until it learns some respect and grows into a proper Ultra Class figure.
Deluxe...
wtf mate...
wtf...
Burn wrote:I prefer Deluxe.
Why? Because Ultra's tend to have electronics tossed into them which tends to reduce poseability. Deluxe's have that problem less.
Highly poseable Galvatron opposed to bigger electronic less poseable Galvatron? I'll take the Deluxe thank you.
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