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Just for the glaring typos and errors (the aforementioned Plasma Pistols).

The best recourse other than not buying the codex would be to buy then return for a refund. This is better than not buying.

The product isn't fit for purpose.

If enough returns happen it really does feth GW.
The books are normally sealed so once opened have to be returned and destroyed. This is an on cost to GW.

As well, GW have a processing fee on the initial transaction and then the refund.

Seems like its a bit much? A faf? A ballache?

It wouldn't take many returns to be noticed. High hundreds for a niche book on day one release would be noticed by the bean counters.

Hundreds of faulty returns are an issue to GW. GW has to say to investors 'Hey we had multiple retuns on day one release' They then have to tell the investors why and the steps to remedy the issue.

Its a marketing nightmare for them.

 Gadzilla666 wrote:
Is this thread about gw's financial situation, or the situation with the CSM codex?

@Daedalus: Help me out here. What, exactly, is "fun" and "interesting" about everyone's jump pack equipped Characters and lighting claw and combi-weapon equipped Aspiring Champions (and characters) suddenly becoming illegal?

We've got a legitimate beef here. Sign the petition folks:


https://wargamerdad.com/blog/chaos-space-marines-bring-back-the-jump-pack?fbclid=IwAR00X3uD_qAjwGnO5PUFgnnRxgfIwg0Iu_egYRGEQQeW8xUM89fPbACRqoQ

How many petitioners are buying the codex day one AND hoping that James Workshop change their misguided direction?