The Future is Bright!

On Tue, Jul 14, 2015 at 12:23 PM, Jason S <[email protected]> wrote:

> On 07/14/15 9:46, Chris Marshall wrote:
>
>> Is it me or is this rather expensive?
>>
>>
>>  Comparing rental with upgrading after a few years can be steep,
> but the difference between rental and traditional subs (also with updates)
> can also be considerable.
>
> Say for 6 years,
> 4.5k for 3yrs (the longest and most affordable commitment option) X 2 (for
> 6 yrs)   = 9k
> compared to 3.5k the first year and ~600 per year for each subsequent 5
> years = 6.5k (while ending-up with a license)
>
> For monthly, not that this would typically be used for long periods of
> time,
>  but for the sake of comparision, monthy price after 6 years comes to
> 13.3k (while ending up with nothing)
>
> Studios mostly just absorb the difference (while I'm sure their not
> exactly happy to pay quite a bit more for nothing),
> and most people using it (in studios) don't have licences themselves,
> which could explain the relative lack of backlash,
> but it's freelancers and small shops that this arguably warrentless and
> camouflaged 1.5x - 2x increase (while ending up with nothing) will hit the
> hardest.
>
> Wonder if they would have tried it if a considerable competitor was
> around, like say....
>
>
>


-- 
www.johnrichardsanchez.com

Reply via email to