"honest impressions and thoughts freely shared without fear of being bluggened for them." Wait a minute. Sure, it's for honest impressions, and I just gave mine. Why can you give yours, and yet criticize me for giving mine? That's hypocritical. "I think it was cheep of them to force us to buy new textures" No one is forcing you to buy anything. Daz didn't make purchasing the maps mandatory for the free model. And you can go to the free stuff section easily and get a free map. "just to use her" You don't even need a map to use her. "Now I feel this is a legitimate feedback" I never said it wasn't legitimate. "response to this question and if you feel that your point of view is more valid than mine just because you have a .com of your own, you can politely go stuff it." Well, that certainly is "polite", and yes, I think one of us has a more valid point, because I believe there is a such thing as absolute truth, and relativism is an escape for those who don't like to think, or are too busy trying to be politically correct to avoid any disagreement. I disagree with you. Sorry, for posting my disagreement, and like you said, I felt it legitimate feedback, on the feedback. "They asked for feedback, and they're getting it, so stop flaming people for being honest and answering the question put to them." This is hypocritical. You're telling me not to flame you, while you're flaming me? "the new Pepsi with Lime tastes like crap" THE NEW PEPSI WITH LIME TASTES GREAT, AND DON'T YOU SAY OTHERWISE!!! ;) ".... so what if it was a free drink, they still asked our opinion, and we gave it. Just because someone's opinion doesn't match yours doesn't give you any right to say it isn't valid! THEY ASKED!!!!" First, I do think you are wrong, and I do have a right to say that. You have every right in the world to criticize Daz and Stephanie and whoever else, and I have every right to disagree with you, and you have every right to flame me for posting a hot disagreement, and I have every right to respond, and etc. That's freedom. Constructive criticism is absolutely valid. A thanks for the generosity is appropriate. Criticizing whoever you want is your right, but that doesn't make it right. Just my opinion. Ben MessianicArt.com