Anton: "I really don't understand posts like this. If you don't like her don't buy her. But why would you want to slam her or try to stop other people from buying her." AFAICS, judging from gianp's original post (the one I assume you're saying you don't understand) he/she/it couldn't follow your advise, because he/she/it didn't know how limited the base character was before purchasing. She's hugely limited compared to the base Victoria2 character, and I guess some people don't see/read all there is about a character before buying (I know I've missed loads of potential info) and base their buying decision on trust in DAz/Curious Labs/whoever. If they feel cheated when they examine their goods, is it so impossible to understand that they'd want to try and prevent others from experiencing the same dissapointment? I'm not even suggesting that gianp is saying not to buy the product - just to be aware of what it is before you get it, so as to avoid dissapointment (and probably do as I did - get the extras that "complete" the basic character to a Victoria2-style level at once). I don't think it's an anti-vendor concept. I think it's a pro-community concept.