I understand that they wanted Alice to be a special and limited-edition item in the 3D world. But offering your flagship product briefly, once a year, doesn't seem to be part of a profitable business model. The domino effect hits their other products, I would guess. The fewer people who are allowed to own Alice, the fewer people who will buy her outfits. I mean, if your deliberate aim is to keep the Alice market small, then you have to live with the consequences of that.

That said, I am very disappointed they are pulling out. Their Alice material, while relatively high priced and almost entirely for faeries and warrior gals, is of extremely high quality.