So again, why do you keep splitting hairs on their incompetence which you admit to? You keep stating that you agree with me that they're consistently incompetent in handling Amiibo distribution here. They have consistently demonstrated NO positive move to change course as their nonstop Amiibo mistakes throughout year have shown us, so there is no reason at this point to assume all of a sudden that they are "learning" or correcting this somehow.
Ok, you're getting rude now. No, my stance doesn't "suck" and again, they aren't fixing any perceived Amiibo problem by delaying a finished game by 4-5 months for a cute yet probably cheaply made toy with a flash chip stuck inside its tush which will be available with the game in Europe in a few months. And again, you don't even know that the Yoshi Amiibo is the reason for the delay just as we also don't know for sure that NOA actually thinks giving Splatoon more "breathing room" for 4-5 months is the actual rationalization, that's just a theory as well of course.
In any case, unless you or someone with insider related info of some kind can enlighten this further, I refuse to believe NOA really needs 4-5 months more than Europe does just to get a few extra Yoshi Amiibos out the gate here. I also refuse to believe your huge reach of a theory that delaying Woolly World is some grand turning point that NOA is taking to correct their Amiibo strategy in the U.S. when just earlier this month, Ness and the Splatoon Amiibo bundles crashed GameStop's order system which aside from Gamestop's own poor planning, was in the end due to NOA once again striking another moronic exclusivity deal and placing that as a priority over people who just want to buy their products conveniently.
Uh, no. Their past mistakes are important and I'll continue to point out NOA's missteps without simply assuming they'll fix themselves. No entity can move ahead towards a positive future without learning from the past and focusing on fixing things in the present first,, NOA has demonstrated none of that recently. There is ZERO reason to assume they're being smart by creating a Wii U summer release drought in the U.S. by delaying this game and despite your insistence, I will not simply give them the benefit of the doubt as a customer until they stop screwing around and give I and other loyal customers here a reason for doing so.
Also, you'd better hope come Fall that the Yoshi Amiibo's aren't A) exclusive to one store and B) are in good supply, otherwise your entire tangent here on NOA's behalf postulating that this game's delay is possible evidence that "At least they've learned from their Amiibo supply mistakes!" will be really pointless and laughable. Anyways no offense but I'm done replying to you on this here as we're both just repeating our stances at this point.