I'd agree that Jason answered the question in a polite manner, but I'm baffled as to why he would choose it to begin with. I can't tell if he included it because he wanted to show that he holds no grudges against Tuttle, or if he wants to spotlight the Tuttle hate. In any case, thanks for explaining how that part of the interview worked

I totally didn't get that joke, Bill.


BTW, I knew about the boneyard/BroMags contact but I was asked to keep quiet ref it. Glad to see that I don't have to do that anymore.

My question was dumb-er-er. :cross-eye

Good Stuff The Le!!!

Great interview The Le. Keep 'em coming.

And for that I will always be grateful. I think it has attributed to the lines success.


Also, I gotta agree with the comment that HorrorClix should have been fully compatable with Heroclix. Thanks for the interview.

Minor gripe... I didn't play Mage Knight, but there was a big player base where I played 'clix. The players didn't quit because of the additions or changes, they would've happily accepted a new layer of complexity. They quit because their old figures weren't compatible anymore.

Thank you to EVERYONE involved in this. I'm 100% on the outside, but I grok that BrotherMagneto presented himself and his opinions the same to the fans and to the corporate side.

There is no shame in enjoying what you do, and sharing that fun with your customers.

The most interesting psychological bit was how he (Jason) referred to the times when he felt he had to have a "thicker skin"...he essentially ADDED a tool to his toolbox without sacrificing another tool (such as contact with the fans).

"Ademus Indememus" indeed.

I'm glad he mentioned RaceDay. That is really a fun game that plays well and is a lot of fun. My boys and I have spent hours with it. It was however, doomed to failure.

Heck, we even pulled Creepy Freaks out the other day. Maybe we're just gamers from the Land of Misfit Toys

BroMags, you rock!

Thanks to TheLe for the great interview. Your contributions to the community are always welcome. Keep 'em comin'.

Now off to see, if I can rep you guys.

hmm The LE... never heard of u, jk good article!!

DemonRS and anonym0use never have this problem!

(Then again, they're better writers than me, but don't tell them I said that).

-The Le

This is so true. I played MK since it's inception and that was the reason why the players left the game. At that time MK players at our venue numbered weekly in the twenties and heroclix had about four to eight.

Great interview, keep them coming.

My favorite quote:

Jason Mical: Make HorrorClix 100% compatible with HeroClix, which is how it should be.

Again, this is so true.



AUKOS

80% of the serpent soc missing, half the gardians of the galaxy missing, 80% of the shi'ar imperial guard missing.....and someone at wizkids is pushing for groo.....whale-oil-bee-forked

Its always good to hear from BroMags - he seemed the most honest PR guy I've ever heard from - which is saying a lot.

As a person who was at the WWLA debacle, not getting the right demand wasn't quite the problem. Oh sure you are going to get those asshats who think if they have money they should be able to buy their happiness - but the way it was run was beyond deplorable.

People stood in line for hours, wasting their con-time, poor communication and running of the line so people were able to cut ahead of others - and the response was "We told you it was limited" as if we were to know that "limited" was closer to none than what "limited" used to mean - good for day 1 for sure, maybe day 2, day 3 you are pushing it. (plus they sold a huge number before the fans even got in - as evidenced by the Galacti lining other seller's booths with requisite mark-up)

Low numbers stunk but if buyers knew they were only bringing X people could have decided whether it was worth the effort or not to go or wait in line.

Good news is WK came up with the lottery format which worked to not ruin cons with constant waiting when wanting Con Exclusives (later available in non-con formats ).