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Live2D Pricing for one-time-purchases vs. subscriptions
Hi, I'm an independent solo game developer. This means that I do EVERYTHING when I make a game in Unity.
That means I do:
I have a problem with subscription payment systems because the best way to make use of a subscription is if you use the software programs all month long, and I would feel obligated to use them all the time because time that is not spent with that program running is lost value.
This would not be a problem if I was running in a team-based operation where I would have a dedicated animator who was running Live2D programs all the time.
But for someone who makes video games in his spare time, and only has a small amount of that time to spend working with Live2D, a subscription plan is very poor value.
As a result, I tend to avoid using programs that rely on subscriptions, and instead only use programs that offer one-time payment plans because it allows me to decide where and when I want to use them, and when I need to upgrade them.
That means I do:
- programming
- design
- drawing
- animation
- 3D Modelling
- uv mapping
- texturing
- sound
- music
- tech support
I have a problem with subscription payment systems because the best way to make use of a subscription is if you use the software programs all month long, and I would feel obligated to use them all the time because time that is not spent with that program running is lost value.
This would not be a problem if I was running in a team-based operation where I would have a dedicated animator who was running Live2D programs all the time.
But for someone who makes video games in his spare time, and only has a small amount of that time to spend working with Live2D, a subscription plan is very poor value.
As a result, I tend to avoid using programs that rely on subscriptions, and instead only use programs that offer one-time payment plans because it allows me to decide where and when I want to use them, and when I need to upgrade them.