Gav thorpe on AoS

[grimmas]

They did specifically in the USA which is really rather pertinent given the "evidence" for someone's "predictions". But you can argue anything with facts.

[Mr Mystery]

Giving yourself a 5% margin of error in your 'prediction' is hardly accuracy - especially as being economical with the truth already, he's claimed a further 10% leeway as still being accurate.

That sort of 'my financial predictions are spot on' has a nasty tendency to **** economies, after all.....

[Captain Bubonicus]

Way to polish that turd, Gav!

[Mr Mystery]

*ducks aforementioned low flying teddy*

There there, Petal.

[Lexington]

No you weren"t.

You predicted a drop of around 5-10%, and at constant currency sales went up.

Revenue was up, but revenue from sales was actually down by, I think, 3 - 4%? The difference being made up by licensing revenue.

[Mr Mystery]

Up is up - and Caitsidhe was well out on his mindless speculation.

[CoffeeGrunt]

It's kinda irrelevant picking at aspects of what GW does as being responsible for loss of revenue. There's a lot of other options out there, in the same manner I like a good chippy for tea, but don't throw all my money on it because there's a wide variety of other foods to have. Even if GW remade Battlefleet Gothic, I'd still probably play Halo Fleet Battles over it because fanboy, and a release of Epic: Armageddon wouldn't necessarily make me sell my Dropzone stuff.

[Caitsidhe]

Up is up - and Caitsidhe was well out on his mindless speculation.

Was I? I will actually go back and quote from the appropriate post when I'm not at work and then match it to the appropriate report. However, I thought you might enjoy the bit below:

[url]http://www.stockcaller.com/it-seems-games-workshop-group-plc-will-go-down-just-reaches-52-week-low/62454/[/url]

[40kGamer]

Gav appears to have the patience of Job. The game and setting just are not for me but I'm ever hopeful it will bring players into the community that eventually expand into other things... like Epic.