And this post kinda screams bait given that you're not exactly given to holding back your opinions yourself @Anime1977. I think highly enough of our industry reps that I trust they aren't so delicate as to be triggered into leaving forever because I've drawn attention to a simple fact of economics. I don't want to go back to the bad old days where I import things only find out I could have supported a UK distributor instead; I'm specifically NOT blaming UK distros for this, rather licence agreements that prevent them from announcing releases before the US, which seems really skewed in favour of US distributors.Wow this screams of entitlement and al and others don't owe you or anyone anything and i don't want company reps being put off coming on these forums because of posts like yours and mods it would be a good idea about making rule about making demands for licenses from uk anime companies.
And this post kinda screams bait given that you're not exactly given to holding back your opinions yourself @Anime1977. I think highly enough of our industry reps that I trust they aren't so delicate as to be triggered into leaving forever because I've drawn attention to a simple fact of economics. I don't want to go back to the bad old days where I import things only find out I could have supported a UK distributor instead; I'm specifically NOT blaming UK distros for this, rather licence agreements that prevent them from announcing releases before the US, which seems really skewed in favour of US distributors.
What on earth are you talking about? In what way is saying "Hey if you have this you should tell people before the US release comes out to stop them importing that instead" making demands for licenses from UK anime companies? Don't be ridiculous.Wow this screams of entitlement and al and others don't owe you or anyone anything and i don't want company reps being put off coming on these forums because of posts like yours and mods it would be a good idea about making rule about making demands for licenses from uk anime companies.
Its not bait.its your wording. You said Yeah, I would really, very much appreciate if anyone who might have obtained Gunbuster for the UK could announce it ASAP,And this post kinda screams bait given that you're not exactly given to holding back your opinions yourself @Anime1977. I think highly enough of our industry reps that I trust they aren't so delicate as to be triggered into leaving forever because I've drawn attention to a simple fact of economics. I don't want to go back to the bad old days where I import things only find out I could have supported a UK distributor instead; I'm specifically NOT blaming UK distros for this, rather licence agreements that prevent them from announcing releases before the US, which seems really skewed in favour of US distributors.
Saying I would "really appreciate" something is entitlement? What? Perhaps if I had unreasonably demanded it I could see your point, but I didn't do that because I'm not demanding it. I would very much appreciate it, hence that's exactly what I wrote.Its not bait.its your wording. You said Yeah, I would really, very much appreciate if anyone who might have obtained Gunbuster for the UK could announce it ASAP,
it is rather nice.I like cheese.
Probably best to give up on this one. I don't think they'll be changing their stance anytime soon. Sometimes the best engagement is no engagementIts not bait.its your wording. You said Yeah, I would really, very much appreciate if anyone who might have obtained Gunbuster for the UK could announce it ASAP,
Or indeed at all. And rightly so. It was a perfectly reasonable and constructive suggestion.I don't think they'll be changing their stance anytime soon.
And that is your opinion, but I just can't see this conversation going anywhere so it's best to end it here. Really sorryOr indeed at all. And rightly so. It was a perfectly reasonable and constructive suggestion.