Posted By Universally_Hated on 06/27/2007 9:58 AM
i am an a$$hole and i know it.

Posted By Idzy on 06/28/2007 10:58 AM
And I have a couple more I am interested in:

http://www.reapermini.com/gallery/2200s/2226_G

http://www.reapermini.com/gallery/2700s/2735_G

Posted By stonefro2000 on 06/28/2007 2:40 PM
Hey all, well just put my super warband together. Also, i took a look at the Night Below gallery. I just hope the minis look better in hand than on the web.

Posted By Richard II on 06/29/2007 10:01 AM
how come I lost 20 points to drop to third? The rules say that if ye olde first place person doesn't show up, they lose enough points to drop them to second?

And who were the 11 that showed up?

I think I've had enough of this.


Posted By nervo on 06/29/2007 6:07 PM
Well I decided to take a break from the internet for a while.

Good, its less time your on this site acting like a @$%^

What I am saying is that you don't know how to run a tournament properly.

Let's see you do it

I hear this rhetorical question, "how much is hosting these tournaments worth?" Well, it's not a paid position. Figure it out, and then charge for it, and charge a consistent amount per head. Don't just make it an arbitrary amount depending on how many people show up.

It's his store

I hear you laminate maps for use. You know what, I still had to start buying and bringing my own because you didn't have enough multiples of the same ones. So figure out how much that is worth, and charge for it, but only charge those that use that service.

He doesn't HAVE to do that yet you STILL complain about it

I understand that you're only supposed to give away repaints and epic cards, but it seems as though you've found a slippery way to retail them.

By giving them out as prizes?

You said your motto is you can please some people all of the time and all the people some of the time buy you can't please all the people all the time. All I have to say is that I never asked for five dollar boosters, I never asked you to give away the store.

Sounds like it, considering the prices you want

 I just asked for a reasonable minimum prize for an official tournament one that provides value for the dollar, and I don't think that there is anyone who goes to your tournaments who would be displeased by that. I've already spent $145 on minis this month in other stores.

Good for you

Bach, you'll just have to get a job somewhere else if you EVER want to deny me service.

NO, he won't have to, again it's Scott's store

 Good luck on that, because you are the single rudest person that I have ever seen working in a retail store.

You consider him worse than yourself?

 Last pre-release you were handing out t-shirts asking, "what size... fat ass?" I would have fired you on the spot.

It was a joke

The simple fact that Scott continues to employ you indicates to me that he doesn't know what he's doing.

So he's not supposed to have ANY imployes? Shows that you REALLY know how to run a bussienes

You know what, I don't even care about going home with prizes. If I come in any less than first place, I'd be happy to walk away with nothing, but I'd be embarrassed if I paid five bucks, went undefeated and got nothing but a repaint and an epic card.

Then go away and leave us alone

 Garrett, you won first place in a sanctioned tournament and you didn't get a prize that you wanted to keep, and I think that's a shame. I'd feel ripped off, and there is nothing you can say but "too bad you feel ripped off."

But he DID get to play

 Well guess what, my gaming money is going to other stores now.

Good, we don't want you around here

 When I say "the customer is always right" I don't mean to suggest that you have to give your customers carte blanche, I mean to say that as a businessman you depend on those customers to feed your wife and kids,

And if he listened to your advice they would be starving

 and if you don't listen to them when they say they're not getting value in your store, they will take their money elsewhere, like I have done.

Have you ever noticed ANY one of us complain about scott? I don't think so.

Have fun at the pre-release everyone!

F%$^ you

Bach, you'll just have to get a job somewhere else if you EVER want to deny me service. Good luck on that, because you are the single rudest person that I have ever seen working in a retail store. Last pre-release you were handing out t-shirts asking, "what size... fat ass?" I would have fired you on the spot. The simple fact that Scott continues to employ you indicates to me that he doesn't know what he's doing.

Posted By nervo on 06/29/2007 6:07 PM
Well I decided to take a break from the internet for a while.

Scott, I had no idea that you were out of town, and was frustrated at the lack of response, so I apologize that I got so heated. I wasn't saying that you're a crooked businessman. You do charge fair market value for minis, albeit the high end of fair market value. What I am saying is that you don't know how to run a tournament properly.

I hear this rhetorical question, "how much is hosting these tournaments worth?" Well, it's not a paid position. Figure it out, and then charge for it, and charge a consistent amount per head. Don't just make it an arbitrary amount depending on how many people show up.

I hear you laminate maps for use. You know what, I still had to start buying and bringing my own because you didn't have enough multiples of the same ones. So figure out how much that is worth, and charge for it, but only charge those that use that service.

I understand that you're only supposed to give away repaints and epic cards, but it seems as though you've found a slippery way to retail them.

You said your motto is you can please some people all of the time and all the people some of the time buy you can't please all the people all the time. All I have to say is that I never asked for five dollar boosters, I never asked you to give away the store. I just asked for a reasonable minimum prize for an official tournament one that provides value for the dollar, and I don't think that there is anyone who goes to your tournaments who would be displeased by that. I've already spent $145 on minis this month in other stores.

Bach, you'll just have to get a job somewhere else if you EVER want to deny me service. Good luck on that, because you are the single rudest person that I have ever seen working in a retail store. Last pre-release you were handing out t-shirts asking, "what size... fat ass?" I would have fired you on the spot. The simple fact that Scott continues to employ you indicates to me that he doesn't know what he's doing.

You know what, I don't even care about going home with prizes. If I come in any less than first place, I'd be happy to walk away with nothing, but I'd be embarrassed if I paid five bucks, went undefeated and got nothing but a repaint and an epic card. Garrett, you won first place in a sanctioned tournament and you didn't get a prize that you wanted to keep, and I think that's a shame. I'd feel ripped off, and there is nothing you can say but "too bad you feel ripped off." Well guess what, my gaming money is going to other stores now. When I say "the customer is always right" I don't mean to suggest that you have to give your customers carte blanche, I mean to say that as a businessman you depend on those customers to feed your wife and kids, and if you don't listen to them when they say they're not getting value in your store, they will take their money elsewhere, like I have done.

Have fun at the pre-release everyone!