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I agree that GW still doesn't seem to understand how much they hurt themselves with poor rulesets. One of my friends was working for GW in Glen Burnie back when LOTR came out and I played a demo game of LOTR with him and it was awesome. I picked up the core concepts in a few minutes and the game was fast paced and easy to understand. I also still have copies of the Necromunda rules from back when they inclueded them in WD and had free copies of them on the website. GW stopped supporting either of those games while continuing to come out with more convoluted rules for WHRB and 40K. Now those games are slow, have way too many layers of rules and are prone to rules lawyering. I just want to play a fun game with my minis I don't want to spend hours lost in the weeds arguing about messed up rules.