[1.0] "It would be hard to find another stable of as many guys who simply never made it. The Factory was the fallout from the Nightmare Family, but without the star power of Cody & with the attempt to make QT a major leader. AEW has received a lot of flack for having too many stables & when a group such as the Factory exists, it's easy to understand why that criticism exists. Ogogo seemed like he had something at one point, but his flames died quickly & suddenly."
[0.0] "At least with the Nightmare Family, there was substance, value and a story. You could see them maybe getting wins over other factions or some of their members getting pins on the higher tier talent to go up a level. If you were in this stable, you were practically valued only in jobbers status. This faction had little to no story, rarely won, and the only thing it did was hamper the stars involved in it. It would have been better for everyone to immediately move on from the Nightmare Family rather than stay together in what is probably the best example of a faction that shouldn't exsist."
[2.0] "QT und seine Hanseln - irgendwie gehören sie halt auch zu Dark und den Shows im Daily Palace. Trotzdem, wirklich viel Potential schlummert hier nicht."
[2.0] "Slightly better than Nightmare Family but still, really a jobber stable. Not much to say, they never did anything interesting, credible or even something to call it good. This gets points up Cody and Brandi stables because it really doesn't piss me off, just don't get any reaction at all... a complete indifference."
[6.0] "Honestly? It was a good concept of putting young people with a veteran to help give them match experience since most of them were VERY GREEN. It reminded of the Nexus; which Im a huge fan of but it didnt live up to the hype, sadly. I do think that if this were to happen again, establish at least their characters."
[3.0] "Factory had the potential to make careers, but it just never got booked well. At best they were portrayed as lackies and at worst they were just jobbers to the new flavor of the week"
[6.0] "The Factory are a pretty solid heel stable. QT Marshall is great as a slimy heel leader with his assortment of henchmen. Nick Comoroto just oozes potential and his new character is great. Cole Karter has the look and is solid in the ring. The Factory really needs an ace to elevate the group to new heights, perhaps that's Cole Karter."
[3.0] "Good enough at jobbing when necessary, which is fine, but none of these people interest me in the slightest. Comoroto has begun showing sparks of individuality lately, but probably too little, too late. Even jobbers can be memorable or entertaining - Serpentico loses all the time but I never get tired of seeing him."
[3.0] "I don't agree with the critique that AEW has too many stables, I don't mind it. But, this is, in fact, one they could do away with since literally no one in this stable has any potential or upside, with Comoroto being the only one to barely have any, but definitely not the way he's going right now. Boring stable."
[6.0] "Good heel stable for the low card, they do their job perfectly and aren't bad wrestlers. The low point is Ogogo but he is just an enhacement talent and shows potential."
[5.0] "Despite being jobbers their not bad in the ring and as a team. Sad they don't get many wins but maybe their time in NJPW USA stuff will improve their look."
[1.0] "Haben überhaupt keinen Charme und keine Chemie als Stable, sondern reihen sich halt um QT und das ohne viel Mehrwert. Solow dürfte in der Rolle seine Berufung gefunden haben, aber Ogogo und Comoroto können sicherlich mehr und werden das wohl eher abseits dieser Gruppierung zeigen."
[3.0] "Basically just a jobber squad. Them turning on Cody started promising but I can't recall any of them winning any matches during that feud. Since Cody's moved on, they've been stuck jobbing on Dark, and probably will never go beyond being jobbers."
