i know swminigamers has created their own v set but i was wondering if bloomilk has done the same thing or has plans to do it.

Thing is all of the people involved with stat creation, card art, playtesting, etc of both Destiny Of The Force and Renegades & Rogues are members of both sites. In fact some of them are more active members here than at Gamers. Also, would it be good for the community and therefore the game if we divided our efforts and competed against each other?

Shinja did a custom set called Jedi Civil War a while back. You can find it in the Custom Sets... along with over a hundred others!

http://www.bloomilk.com/Custom/Set/1/jedi-civil-war

None of them are official, though, the way the V-Sets are.

IMHO it would be quicker to adjust the some of the existing customs, than start from scratch with each set.
Imagine how cool it would be for SWM fans to say a v-sat card was based on their custom idea.

We make the minis that are requested.

playtesting SWM gamers vset or a bloomilk vset?

Why would we want to split the community like that?

Biggs!

I'm not exactly sure who to thank for this one, but when I saw Ben Skywalker for the first time, I saw Force Withdrawal and immediately thought of the ability that I created for my custom Vergere, only this one was worded better than mine.

In addition to cicrush's example, there's also a mini in Set 3 that has been heavily influenced by another custom out there. I can't say any more than that, but know that the v-set designers spend a LOT of time looking at existing customs as well as ideas that are posted in the appropriate threads, both here and on Gamers. Pretty much, if you see an ability on a V-set card that's very similar to something you posted, there's good odds that it was created because of your influence. That's the reason we ask for ideas, so that we can use them.

Also, the current v-sets are not just "SWM Gamers" v-sets. Yes, that's where the design is actually done, but Bloomilk and its members are VERY heavily involved in the development. Nearly every designer posts on both Games and Bloomilk, and we make a point to try to get playtesters from both sites.

There's absolutely no reason to have another development team running; if you're interested in development, volunteer to help! For set 1, I was just a mere playtester, given the Mandalorian stats and nothing else. Me and my group did a good job playtesting and giving feedback, so for set 2 I was one of the lead playtesters. That gave me even more opportunity to give feedback and discuss designs with the rest of the design team directly, which lead to me being a designer for set 3! Literally anyone can take the same path that I did to become a designer. The easiest place to volunteer now is playtesting, and it's a great place to be able to give input into the design process. I strongly encourage anyone who has any interest in designing to volunteer to playtest and really spend time playing with the figures you're given and give good playtesting reports, as they are invaluable to the design team.