We get a customers who buy a super-duper theme only to find out that they are unable to master and make it work as promised. Just to go down to the options page and you will usually find a big mess. Most of the times people are scared from the abundance of settings. But what they don't see is the code. They do not see that each option corresponds to large chunks of code and to a bloated code logic. I do not understand why FT promotes a theme that is advertised as suitable for a landing page, a blog, a portfolio, an e-shop, a company site, a restaurant site, a church site, etc. They have a theme that is advertised as suitable for 120(!) types of site. My suggestion to FT is to adopt a modular approach to the themes they sell and have a more flexible pricing.