vxg139 posted at 11:18AM Mon, 20 February 2017 - #4297910

Though as funny you might find it, it is clear that such sellers are looking for a greater profit margin. Good luck to them..... on my part though, when I am looking for merchandise, I just ignore any items that has "extended license" branded on it....

Cheers

vxg139

I do the same, I understand that some want to use the products in gaming and I therefore understand a need for the extended license but there was always the option to have a normal product. As it stands I am not going to use any of the extended license provisions (assuming there are some) so I am not going to pay extra for a product when I am not going to make use of the 'extra'. I really do not understand the vendor not making it available in a normal license version it hardy increases their workload to any degree, this way they just lose sales.

 

 

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