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1. :paimon_smug: SnugSmug:klee_smug: (snugsmug@varishangout.net)'s status on Friday, 03-Nov-2023 11:18:31 JST :paimon_smug: SnugSmug:klee_smug:
   Why do figures have to be limited.
   "Sorry you didn't have $200 2 years ago, you'll never see this product again" is a very odd and annoying practice.
   With how affordable 3D printing has become, companies should at least have smaller cheaper version available at all times.
   • Gyaru Enjoyer (locagainstwall@varishangout.net)'s status on Friday, 03-Nov-2023 11:23:58 JST Gyaru Enjoyer

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     @SnugSmug Yeah I hate this artificial scarcity bullshit too. I get why they're doing it, and they obviously wanna avoid producing too many figures that won't sell once the popularity of the character starts dying down, but they stop producing them way, way too early. Only when they see that the demand for it is through the roof they'll do a rerun later, which is better than nothing I guess, but those don't happen nearly often enough.
   • Soy_Magnus (soy_magnus@detroitriotcity.com)'s status on Friday, 03-Nov-2023 12:02:33 JST Soy_Magnus

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     • Gyaru Enjoyer
     @locagainstwall @SnugSmug best solution, ask for a small higher premium and make them made to order. Easy peazy theyre just nigger rats who want to create false rarity and higher prices with no correlating increase in value or quality
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