So I think its about time Games Workshop got their act together when it comes to pre-orders 
. I mean, come on, who wants to spend hours stressing over whether they'll even get their hands on a limited edition collectible? It's just not fun 
. And let's be real, those resellers are like the ultimate buzzkill - always snatching up everything in sight and selling it for a pretty penny 
.
But seriously, this new approach is a game-changer (no pun intended, Games Workshop fans
). By guaranteeing delivery to customers who preorder between Dec 13-24, they're basically saying that these collectibles are worth sharing with the community, not just making a quick buck off them. It's about time they prioritized customer satisfaction over profit margins 
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I'm actually pretty excited to see how this plays out. If Games Workshop can pull it off, we might just see a whole new wave of engaged fans who aren't just in it for the exclusivity, but because they genuinely love what they're buying
. And who knows, maybe this is the start of something bigger - more transparent business practices from companies like Games Workshop that want to build a loyal community around their products 
.
. I mean, come on, who wants to spend hours stressing over whether they'll even get their hands on a limited edition collectible? It's just not fun . And let's be real, those resellers are like the ultimate buzzkill - always snatching up everything in sight and selling it for a pretty penny .But seriously, this new approach is a game-changer (no pun intended, Games Workshop fans
). By guaranteeing delivery to customers who preorder between Dec 13-24, they're basically saying that these collectibles are worth sharing with the community, not just making a quick buck off them. It's about time they prioritized customer satisfaction over profit margins .I'm actually pretty excited to see how this plays out. If Games Workshop can pull it off, we might just see a whole new wave of engaged fans who aren't just in it for the exclusivity, but because they genuinely love what they're buying
. And who knows, maybe this is the start of something bigger - more transparent business practices from companies like Games Workshop that want to build a loyal community around their products .
"The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall" 
- Nelson Mandela. When Games Workshop changes its ways and puts the customer first, everyone wins!