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This concerns the Case and future evolving items-- next time anything in a similar situation may occur, can Dr Singh point it out that it's going to presumably take longer than some expect for it to evolve? Ecspecially when it's actually intended by the artist in the first place, but she refrains from informing us until months into the EI. It isn't fair to the buyer, to not be aware of certain issues concerning their own product of interest.
Actually, in a way, Gaia is cheating their customers. Here, let me explain. Okay so "back in the old days (Oh God, have we heard this before? (no))" Gaia used to have a make-believe but very existing schedule that eventually we could figure out how long it'd take a certain EI to evolve. Soon, after enough delays, a few would even appologize for their EI taking so long. Afterward, the public would appreciate their appologeze (well, hell, most of us atleast), and then carry on, hoping their next evo won't take as long as one they had appologized for in the first place.
Not saying infactly that they needed to appologize, when they had other things they needed to take care of that we currently didn't know about, but just to have known that it wasn't their intention sounded good to our ears.
Pietro a few weeks behind schedule; a journal entry from pepper-tea shows up that I still highly respect that concerns EIs and set schedules. Unfortunately, a large majority of users already bought reapersun's shadey EI by this time. How was it shadey? Cause before that journal entry was written, we all still kinda obeyed and gone by that make believe schedule, and thought reapersun's EI was like any other EI out there. We were purposely misdirected so Gaia could make more money on the first gen (cause for many obvious reasons, first gens make the most money). By it's 2nd gen, reaper finally fesses up that it's going to (by her intention, in the first place) be very slow to evolve. stressed

Yet during this whole time, I've yet to see a delay on RIGs whatsoever...
This worries me. As time progresses, I speculate through my analysis that we're likely to see more and more EIs slow down and dwindle to less and less new ones appear, and to where a majority of them evolve monthly; some even longer, while RIGs stay constant to the schedule. It's very possible that EIs are about to experience the dark ages.