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Hi everybody the link below is to an online petition to make GW make warhammer more affordable! i know you will probably have to sign up but I'm sure all of us are sick and tired of GW's constant and incessant price increase they are pricing lots of us out of the hobby so please sign this petition to try and get Gw head office to listen

http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/MAKE-GW-ANSWER-FOR-PRICING-US-OUT-OF-OUR-HOBBY/

Sorry kid, this is a wasted cause.

Don't come around here much, do you?

there are already about.... ten or so threads on this subject at the moment....

Yes, because online petitions do so much, and doing lots and lots of them will surely make GW listen.

Never happen. Wouldn't cost what it does if there weren't people willing to pay it.

How to influence GW

1. Stop buying their products.

2. Stop helping and encouraging other people to use their products.

3. Spend your money on different wargames.

4. Help and encourage other people to join in different games.

5. Write a polite letter to GW customer relations, and tell them what you are doing, and why.

Explain that you have found that GW not only ignores your interests as a veteran GW gamer, it actively works against them by suppression of alternative models (Chapter House, Raging Heroes), information (Beasts of War), slack rules writing, and badly organised release schedule.

His heart's in the right place, I guess.

Write a letter, internet stuff is ignored.

lord_blackfang wrote:

When I was younger I signed my share of online petitions, some getting millions of signatures. Guess what, they did nothing. However written ones can work if used as part of greater pressure mesures.