*"If you really want to fight for it, you should stop the aggression, and think in solutions that Autodesk "may" accept like they did with changing the 2 years license to permanent."*
Why doesn't Autodesk include Softimage 2015 with Maya & Max 2016, 2017... to all customers for free? Is it really a better option to leave it on the shelf as it doesn't exist anymore or is not good enough for today's (and tomorrow's) market needs? -- Martin Contel Square Enix (Visual Works) On Fri, Mar 21, 2014 at 2:02 PM, Martin <[email protected]> wrote: > I'm also tired of all this BS. I'm not a very active member but this list > has been my source of inspiration and knowledge for years and now it is > full of rant and bs. We are receiving hundreds of emails daily now, and > being 80% of them BS flooding my inbox, is just too much. > > I misread the topic and though it was going to be an interesting and > productive thread about SI users migrating to Maya. And although it was > funny, I was disappointed with another useless thread. > > Personally I don't dislike this thread as much as all the aggressive posts > that have even posted before (talking in general, not only about Emilio's > ), but agree that it is enough. > > And btw, "fighting" for a lost cause like trying to bring softimage back > to life or Autodesk selling it is not really fighting, insulting Autodesk > every single email isn't productive either, it was fine the first week, we > all were upset and angry, now it's just a waste of time and bandwidth. If > you really want to fight for it, you should stop the aggression, and think > in solutions that Autodesk "may" accept like they did with changing the 2 > years license to permanent. > > > Martin > Sent from my iPhone > >
