Crossroads Cigar Box Battle Mats - Now for Different Scales

The Logo issue has born interesting discussion.

So here's some simple market logic to consider.

Those who like the Logo's don't mind them and will buy.
AND
Those who don't like the Logo's do mind and may not buy.

Either way logo 'likers' will buy. So who's feedback, in such a small limited market industry, should the vendor consider seriously?

It's a valid concern and valid feedback. Up to the vendor if they want to lose a precious sale in a very small niche market.

I find the logo to be a hindrance to my decision. Will I buy? I don't know. It would be easier if I did not have to overcome this aspect.

Yes, you can modify the terrain, 'maybe' you can cover it if your map allows, but again – both those statements are attempting to turn a negative into a positive.

Notice not one individual stated "I love those logos, I wish they were larger and even easier to see".

I think that adds to the argument considerably. If the logos were such a positive, there should be positive feedback describing the logos as a true asset to the product offering. There are no such comments.