Exactly what davejames posted above.
Those promo pics were just of the prototype figure, and things can change. The Boba Fett helmet changed after the promo pics, and improved for the actual production piece. In hand pics and videos are the first chance to scrutinize the final production piece.
And I don't see it as tearing this figure apart. This forum and these threads serve to collect opinions and information about the figures. That includes criticisms of certain aspects that some might consider nitpicky. And whatever flaws there might be won't bother everyone equally. Some of the flaws won't even bother certain collectors at all. But the more opinions, photos, videos, and information that get posted here (both positive and negative), the more informed people will be who are still trying to make a purchase decision.
This figure has only now just been released. We still don't have the full story. I'm eagerly awaiting comparison photos that show this figure next to one of the previous HT Vaders. That'll be the true test for me of what improved, or what got worse in terms of sculpt and scaling. I know exactly what I'm looking for, and what I'll specifically be disappointed with if my suspicions turn out to be true. But that's just me. Others will see things very differently. Either way, it's not a horrible figure by any stretch. The question is simply whether it checks off enough boxes to warrant the purchase. That will change dramatically from person to person.
Exactly what I was trying to say. Let's just wait and see more in hand videos and reviews.
Of course it's ok to realize the mistakes. But your critics were based on first blog photos and bad smartphone videos, which may not refelect the figure correctly.
I think with so many mistakes this figure already seems to have, people will have plenty of time to make the purchase decision before it's sold out