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 Ishagu wrote:
If GW killed the classic Marines would all the haters and complainers finally disappear or will they simply keep complaining for all eternity? Lol
It has been two years and some are still whinging about the Primaris. It takes less time to get over a failed marriage!

We're still using the term "squat" to refer to removing an army from the game and that was two decades ago.

The Newman wrote:

 Ishagu wrote:
If GW killed the classic Marines would all the haters and complainers finally disappear or will they simply keep complaining for all eternity? Lol
It has been two years and some are still whinging about the Primaris. It takes less time to get over a failed marriage!

We're still using the term "squat" to refer to removing an army from the game and that was two decades ago.

To be fair it does get across the point even to a newbie. If orks were removed being orked sounds really odd

They will never get rid of old marines. Because then everyone that had old marines would play old marines as primaris or argue they could be used as primaris cause look almost the same just a bit smaller and all marines are now primaris. Then would be arguments or big hoopla of can or cant and then rulings and then conflict and then more and more and more...

Its easier for GW to continue norm marines and promote minimal sales of them and not madden old players and majorly push primaris.

 Ishagu wrote:
If GW killed the classic Marines would all the haters and complainers finally disappear or will they simply keep complaining for all eternity? Lol
It has been two years and some are still whinging about the Primaris. It takes less time to get over a failed marriage!

If GW killed the classic marine line you would never hear the end of it, obviously. I take it you are speaking from experience on the failed marriage lol

robbienw wrote:

 Ishagu wrote:
If GW killed the classic Marines would all the haters and complainers finally disappear or will they simply keep complaining for all eternity? Lol
It has been two years and some are still whinging about the Primaris. It takes less time to get over a failed marriage!

If GW killed the classic marine line you would never hear the end of it, obviously. I take it you are speaking from experience on the failed marriage lol

They would never hear the end of it not like a failed marriage but like if need help in a war (I think they help to late but... never hear the end of it)

The Newman wrote:

 Ishagu wrote:
If GW killed the classic Marines would all the haters and complainers finally disappear or will they simply keep complaining for all eternity? Lol
It has been two years and some are still whinging about the Primaris. It takes less time to get over a failed marriage!

We're still using the term "squat" to refer to removing an army from the game and that was two decades ago.

I'm still mad about it, but I dont bitch-n-moan constantly about it. I just want them to fix their mistake and at least give us a full FW resin army.

 Ishagu wrote:
If GW killed the classic Marines would all the haters and complainers finally disappear or will they simply keep complaining for all eternity? Lol
It has been two years and some are still whinging about the Primaris. It takes less time to get over a failed marriage!

No.

A childless marriage, maybe.

Space Marines are my children.

:p

Well... this appears to have moved past any attempt at civil discussion. Moving on.