Insane LEGO Hot Takes...

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My hot take is that Lego is way to focused on the collectors anymore and going along with that, ITS WAY TOO DAMN EXPENSIVE

My hot take is that people need to stop complaining about repetitive build experience of sets; there is no way Lego could fix it, and besides you only have to do it once in your life and then the set is permanently assembled and you never need to do it again. Nothing infuriates me more than seeing people treat something unavoidable like an objective flaw of a set

Hot Take: Lego should make more unlicensed sets and more themes of their own.

Might be a bit of a cold take, but I think Lego needs to focus less of licensed themes and give us more new and old themes of their own design.

Another take: Modern Lego instructions have too many steps with too few bricks added in each step.

I have a potentially hot take: Creator 3-in-1 sets are the best value for your money. It's literally 3 toys in one box and (usually) the alternate models are pretty good. I have the white rabbit set but right now it's in the cockatiel build sitting on my pc monitor. I just live the variety of sets that come out every year and the options in each set. I have a few of the dragons and cars myself and I love them a lot.

Hot take: lego should remaster more sets. Not only 1980s-1999. But also the early 2000s.

molten hot take: lego needs to re-release retired lego sets, they dont even have to update them but if they re-released one or 2 sets a year it would fix the rampant resell market, and i can get a decent clone wars set for under 300 dollars :/

9:57 Honestly, i have to agree with jason. I mean, they do hurt, but its like getting a shot. It only hurts for a second, and then the pain is over

I think the reason the City theme is struggling is because it's too vehicle-focused. If we got more sets like, say 60380 Downtown, it might be doing better. Also, I agree with the last take wholeheartedly. I really wanted that Medieval Blacksmith set that came out in 2021, but it's already been retired. It's not fair.

Lego needs to stop making so many huge expensive sets, there should only be a few a year, or one a theme There should be more cheaper affordable sets I agree with GWP problem and retiring sets too quickly

It truly isn’t that painful to step on any lego piece, not even spiked, or sharp ones

my hot take is that the lego molded dinosaurs are actually good, they allow for lego to actually focus on the brick built parts, instead of having to make a weird not-quite-right looking lego dino and a lazy looking lego car besides, molded parts on lego dinosaurs have been a thing since the beginning of lego dinosaurs, the first lego dinosaur line, "dinosaur" used primarily unique molded sets, and they have always looked off, so you can't say "lego therizinosaurus bad" and also praise the lego dimetrodon, which looks nothing like a dimetrodon whatsoever also maybe not as much of a hot take, but when are we getting a new lego dinosaur theme like a lego caveman theme or lego walking with line? (also yet another time wondering where proper lego portal sets are)

I think we can all agree that we want the REAL backgrounded box arts again.

9:03 - Hey thats me! Lol

Hot Take: Voldemort being the only LEGO minifig to have a nose, despite famously NOT having one is the most cursed design idea LEGO has ever come up with.

Hot take: Lego should focus more on the CITY theme and less on or get rid of licensed themes. Lego CITY sets nowadays are super underwhelming and there aren't many options to choose front. Lego is even considering monster truck sets as Lego CITY, like what?

Hot Take: Taking apart Sets with a Brick Seperator is unbelievably satisfying.

Hot Take: the more fans complain about nitpicky things, the less LEGO should make sets for that line every year