With a project like Warzone, there was always going to be divided opinion.
There was always going to be the core fanbase that wanted the old game to be revived, along with miniatures that fitted in perfectly with their existing collections.
There was always going to be people who would not want the heavily 'stylised' miniatures of the past and wanted up to date miniatures instead.
The two factions would take some convincing... and there have been those who have poured a lot of passion (both negative and positive) towards this new Warzone project... and there has been condemnation and praise (as anyone would have expected).
If you are going to embark on a project like this, I would have expected that a 'thick skin' was going to be a required necessity.
However... it is always difficult, no matter how prepared you think you are, when someone picks holes in the things you have poured your life into for the last 'X' amount of years.
And to continue the commander's analogy, even the great Ali got knocked down so no matter how prepared you are, it can still be very tough.
There has to come a time when the courage of your conviction has to take precedence and you get the stuff done, no matter what the comments... otherwise things won't get done. Once it is out there and people have a chance to review it properly, THEN is the time to take note of the feedback. I think the term in industry is 'continuos improvement'.
Remember... not everyone's favourite colour is blue and there will always be those who demand that blue is the best colour and everyone should just accept it

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