Post by sand20go on Jul 17, 2017 17:32:54 GMT
OK.
To throw some gas on a flame war I will submit that PP is suffering right now from a problem that MANY small companies go through - that the founder is disengaged from the day to day operations but exerts a very strong influence on direction since it is "his" (or hers)
And let me submit that exhibits A & B in that are the results from L&L that showed that Cyngar is clearly at the tippy top of the power curve (along with Cryx) and that, even then, they are the FIRST faction to get a new set of toys in the trencher theme and will kick off the relaunch of NQ.
You further see it in the new skirmish game - with Cyngar getting additional models and toys.
Perhaps that reflects sales. I doubt it but perhaps. But I can tell you it is definitely DRIVING sales - and at some point it means that PP is going to have to rely on new players picking up Cyngar (and/or factions migration to them) to grow. Definitely NOT, IMHO, a winning strategy.
To throw some gas on a flame war I will submit that PP is suffering right now from a problem that MANY small companies go through - that the founder is disengaged from the day to day operations but exerts a very strong influence on direction since it is "his" (or hers)
And let me submit that exhibits A & B in that are the results from L&L that showed that Cyngar is clearly at the tippy top of the power curve (along with Cryx) and that, even then, they are the FIRST faction to get a new set of toys in the trencher theme and will kick off the relaunch of NQ.
You further see it in the new skirmish game - with Cyngar getting additional models and toys.
Perhaps that reflects sales. I doubt it but perhaps. But I can tell you it is definitely DRIVING sales - and at some point it means that PP is going to have to rely on new players picking up Cyngar (and/or factions migration to them) to grow. Definitely NOT, IMHO, a winning strategy.
