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Does everyone think lego is headed in a good bad direction organically?

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What I mean is, I'm in my 30s, I remember playing with lego when it was more "block" Don't get me wrong, I love the newer stuff, I have a huge collection. The Titantic is my pride and joy. But I've noticed a trend where lego has been making pieces more and more shaped like whatever the thing is. I miss the more genuine approach of using imagination to create something out of simpler resources. I was wondering if anybody felt the same way. submitted by /u/StyxUndStein88 [link] ...

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