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To all the haters: You can't say that just because literally every single other project they've done has been a disaster, this one is certain to fail. You can only say that the odds of them producing this model on time and correctly is so slim as to be insignificant and unreasonable to consider.

To all the supporters: You should never go to Vegas.

TL;DR Don't you dare judge this book by its contents.

This may be an odd thing to note, but if you were doing a massive shift in leadership, in artists and virtually everything else, why would you keep the name Defiance Games, which has been virtually synonymous with boondoggle, rather than change the name to reflect a new business. I mean, I get wanting name recognition, but how far do you expect a name with so much negativity riding on it to get you? Everyone recognizes the name Brutus, but you probably don't want to name your son that. I should hope that a change in leadership creates a change in direction, and I hate to say, I am feeling something shockingly close to excitement.

I remember that road map! God, I was so young and naive then. Anything was possible. The hot dogs were longer, the kool aid was sweeter and when DFG said they'd release a new box set every month to flesh out their ranges, I trusted them. Young love is beautiful that way.