@chaecuna I was just reading one of your comments on here and it is apparent you are less than satisfied with the DRM which is okay and after all it has had a somewhat shaky history. The issue Autodesk users have and I guess this will apply to all the users of major software is the majority are all heading this way. So where are they going to go?. I was offered the perpetual license for 2016 but apparently that is the last one and they will only offer subscription only as they move into 2017. But subscription and DRM are two different things entirely and considering currently anybody can download Daz Pro for free and a subscription to Daz at $0.00 per month is not something I would be worrying about I also didn't know that was even being discussed so it is probably putting the cart before the horse. When Photoshop went to subscription based I was a little concerned but then when I looked at it and turns out a better deal. My early days with Photoshop the software cost a fortune and to upgrade even every few years the investment was considerable. Now I went subscription I just pay 10 bucks a month and I have the latest and greatest Photoshop has to offer at all times. I use it professionally so a couple of jobs it is paid for the rest of the year. I know plenty of people that could never afford PS as each time they got close something come up and they had to start again saving, they all have it now. Is subscription based a really bad thing.

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