Quote - .... 64bit is a standard and shouldn't need a premium product purchase for a user to gain access to. 64bit isn't a luxury anymore!...

64 bit is not a standard, it is an option. There are more 32 bit programs still being made than 64 bit ones.

64 Bit does allow you to use more memory, but only offering a 64 bit version excludes anyone with a 32 bit op system.

Anything that could possibly be run in a Virtual Machine on a server, (like Queue Manager), would normally be using the 32bit version as well.

Windows is still available in both 32 and 64 bit versions, and as long as that is the case other programs will be as well.

10.7 Lion was the first major op system to drop 32 bit support, and that caused a few issues to more than a few people.

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As far as the prices for content goes, let them charge whatever they want to. I do not buy much in the way of content anymore, but that is because I am more than capable of making my own. If I see something that is unique, I will get it thou.

There is no reason for me to buy something for a character that I already have, or can easily make or convert to work with another character. How many pairs of pants do you really need for a character?

I do buy new characters as they come out, and will continue to do that to support them by purchasing them if they are reasonably priced. 

There is a lot more work that goes into a character than just making content for one. And ironically many of the characters cost less than some of the content for them.

Some people buy tons of content, others just make what they need and go with that.

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