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I've seen that Bothar Shadowhorn's axe will stretch out and warp his hands if you have him hold it too long. Are there any other weapons I should avoid having figures hold too often? As someone newer into the figures

I've seen multiple posts on here about custom stands/displays for the figures, and I wanna try my hand at it. My biggest question though is pegs. What pegs do you guys use to stand the figures up?

I looked a few months ago about using it for my girlfriend and found that people were saying it had been hacked and flooded with viruses and whatnot. Is that still the case? She really wants the Bridgerton stuff.

Do I just have to get the buff 4 times? The official thing says "Maintain the buff" for any 4 weeks. With the buff lasting a whole 3 hours I can't imagine they actually mean to maintain it

Has anyone used the payment plan system they provide from Shop? Do they ship stuff before you fully pay it off or not until it's fully paid?

I have $283 in pre-orders on Storehorsemen and about $300 (pretax) Pre-orders on BBTS. Man I'm happy I don't have to pay them all at once.

Have they given an estimate of when the RPG figures are actually coming out? Or even when the preorders are done? I may have missed it, but I'm not seeing anything

So I recently found Mythic Legions so I have missed out on plenty of cool figures. That's fine, and hobby is going to have things you can't get. But I found a figure I really liked, and it's still a pre-order. But it's sold out everywhere I looked... The Blue Shield Soldier deluxe legion kit. Everything in it is what I wanted out of a figure down to colors, helmets, weapons. It had it all. I was too late.

Let me just start by saying that no games do not have to be hard to be fun. I enjoy plenty of easier games myself. Hell, I adore Wo Long. I've always loved the 3 Kingdom settings. I've played almost every Dynasty Warriors, so speaking of easy, and the Guandao is probably my favorite melee weapon of all time. I played Wo Long when it first came out and only recently replayed with all DLCs with the announcement of 2. I'm having a great time. The combat flow is fun, perfect deflects are satisfying, and all that. But the entire base game I died maybe 15 times, and almost all of those were being reckless because of how easy everything was. I finished the first DLC in about 2 hours, all missions all collectibles with no guide, and the only fight that was tough was the refight with Xu Chu once he gets the spirit and even then it was 1 or 2 deaths. I don't know, maybe I'm in the minority here. Maybe Wo Long is meant to be an easier game, and that's fine. I'm sure I'm still going to enjoy 2 when it drops like I do 1.

Hey all I recently got my first couple figures from the line and I love them. They look amazing. The articulation is fantastic despite being armored warriors. But I have come across a couple problems already. I have Ilgarr who's left leg pops off at the knee joint so easily I have to bend the knee then put the leg back on pretty much. And I have Lady Avarona who's right leg is very loose at the hip and kinda makes her hard to stand and her left ankle is also loose. Are things like this common or did I just get unlucky? I used the hot water method to loosen them up a bit first.

Now, before I get into it, I want to make this very clear. I am NOT trying to ragebait or start any kind of arguments. I myself enjoy Rockstar games every now and then, but people praise them like the second coming of Christ. I've played every GTA since Vice City, Bully, and both Red Deads. Some PC some console. Admittedly I will say I didn't finish all of these, but I have played them and enjoyed them to various degrees.

The stories of the games are never anything special. They're interesting enough to keep the player going but in most cases they feel like an afterthought. There are a lot of "plot twists" that are easily seen from the very beginning.

The general mission structure isn't great and seems to be getting worse as time goes on. Look at RDR2 and how it fails you for even turning the wrong direction. Why have this massive open world and punish the player for not following the straight, linear line? And speaking of missions, like half of the mission types Rockstar use just aren't fun. Stealth especially has never been good in ANY game from them, yet they are always in.

General gameplay is fun, but feels so bad to control, especially on controller. RDR2 being the worst gunplay on a controller I have ever experienced from a AAA studio.

I just don't get it. The company is obsessed with adding all these tiny, hyper realistic details, like damn fingerprints on stripper poles in GTA6, that 99% of players won't ever notice and will probably not know exists until they are told. All the while not fixing any of the actual gameplay issues. The games are fun in little bursts, I just can't wrap my head around how they have become THE name in gaming. I get my opinions aren't going to match up with everyone and different people like different things.

Hi, I recently got my first 2 figures, Lady Avarona and Ilgarr. I know it's recommended to heat the figures before really posing to make sure the joints are loosened. I was wondering if it's okay to soak the soft goods in hot water. I'm assuming so since it's just water but I wanted to ask since Avarona has the waist piece that I can't think of how I'd remove without prior heating

Am I forgetting something? All he did was go against his people's ideals with the Loa and whatnot, and get his people hurt even more. While Zul'jarra was out here doing work and actually getting things done.

Heyo! I just recently got into Mythic Legions, with my first 2 coming in yesterday. But when looking at figures I see that sometimes they say Role Playing Game, or something like that. What does that mean? Are they still regular figures or are they different?

I bought GW2 years ago and played it casually for a while but never got top into it. With the announcement of GW3, I thought about wanting to give 2 another go, but before I do, I wanted to ask some things.

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In other MMOs, I play Tank mostly. Does this use that whole trinity system that is common to MMOs, or is it more of a free flow thing?

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If there is a proper Tank situation, what classes are good for that?

I work a physical job and need to keep my hair out of my face. I usually keep it up in a ponytail, but I'm starting to feel some discomfort right in the front center of my hairline. I don't think I pull it back too hard as it doesn't hurt or sting at all, and I use the softer hairties instead of the hard elastics. I want to avoid ponytails at least for a while to see if my hairline stops feeling the way it does.

Or are they more of a make and ship situation? I recently got the Lich King World of Warcraft figure from McFarlane and would love to get some undead to go with him. Everywhere I look says out of stock except the pre-orders on the official site.