So really, for $140. more for the pro license they remove the little watermark in the upper right corner, and for $2,100. above that you get to play with a destructible environment.

So really, for $140. more for the pro license they remove the little watermark in the upper right corner, and for $2,100. above that you get to play with a destructible environment.

 

 

No, for $140 less you get the academic price if eligible.  Not unlike microsoft, apple, adobe and many others give academic users a break on price.

No, for $140 less you get the academic price if eligible.  Not unlike microsoft, apple, adobe and many others give academic users a break on price.

 

But unlike those mentioned there is no requirement to prove anything.

 

Easy for me anyway - I have 3 kids in K-12 that enjoy learning on the sim so..........

Question 1: How is L/M going to ensure/enforce verification on who is eligible to purchase which license? They must have a means otherwise I don't understand the point of all of this.

 

If they are going to rely on the method of the honor system, refer to Question 1. It's 2013.

It is the Honour system but what has that got to do with question 1?   Thats what it is and I guess the watermark  is mostly there so that a proper professional outfit doesnt use a cheap version where their customers will see what they are doing.

Just saying that if given the same product but at a reduced savings of 250%, most people will take the 250% savings and pocket the difference, honor system or not - though I do see that simulation is not included with the academic license and is within the pro license.

 

 

 

 

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Okay, the prices for the options are pretty clear and concise. Since this is now tending towards the EULA topic (once again), it's time to shut this thread down.