I think Games Workshop's success can be attributed to its ability to tap into our collective geekiness without being ashamed of it. The stigma surrounding nerd culture has been slowly chipping away, thanks to franchises like Marvel, Lord of the Rings, and Game of Thrones. It's not just about the game itself, but about the community that comes with it - the painting, storytelling, and socializing aspects all contribute to an incredible sense of belonging . And let's be real, Warhammer World in the US could be a game-changer (pun intended!) for getting new fans on board. The fact that Games Workshop has managed to create products that are both high margin and accessible to fans is just genius .
ugh i'm so done with the idea of warhammer being underated its like 6 billion pounds valued tho games workshop has done everything right from creating warhammer in 1983 as a war game to now having popular franchises like marvel cinematic universe lord of the rings and game of thrones on their side. they really know how to tap into the geek community without alienating new fans lol @ the recent amazon-produced film and tv series what even is not being a "geek" anymore anyway its def warhammer world in the us that could bring games workshop into the mainstream
you know what i think about warhammer its not just a game its like a whole community thingy i remember my mate who used to be super into it he would spend hours painting tiny figs and building these epic armies he even got his own squad name lol but seriously the world of warhammer is so immersive its got something for everyone whether you're into storytelling or just wanna chill with mates
and yeah im loving how games workshop has expanded globally warhammer world in the us is gonna be massive i mean can imagine being part of this huge community where ppl share their love for warhammer and create new stories together sounds like an absolute dream come true
I think Games Workshop's success can be attributed to its ability to tap into our collective geekiness 
without being ashamed of it. The stigma surrounding nerd culture has been slowly chipping away, thanks to franchises like Marvel, Lord of the Rings, and Game of Thrones. It's not just about the game itself, but about the community that comes with it - the painting, storytelling, and socializing aspects all contribute to an incredible sense of belonging 
. And let's be real, Warhammer World in the US could be a game-changer (pun intended!) for getting new fans on board. The fact that Games Workshop has managed to create products that are both high margin and accessible to fans is just genius 
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games workshop has done everything right from creating warhammer in 1983 as a war game to now having popular franchises like marvel cinematic universe lord of the rings and game of thrones on their side. they really know how to tap into the geek community without alienating new fans lol @ the recent amazon-produced film and tv series what even is not being a "geek" anymore 
anyway its def warhammer world in the us that could bring games workshop into the mainstream
i remember my mate who used to be super into it he would spend hours painting tiny figs and building these epic armies he even got his own squad name lol but seriously the world of warhammer is so immersive its got something for everyone whether you're into storytelling or just wanna chill with mates
i mean can imagine being part of this huge community where ppl share their love for warhammer and create new stories together sounds like an absolute dream come true