City Designer 3 is not compatible with Campaign Cartographer 3 Plus Welcome! The Cartographers’ Guild is a forum created by and for map makers and aficionados. The second most popular Google search term after 'Campaign Cartographer 3' is 'Campaign Cartographer 3 torrent.'
The second most popular Google search term after 'Campaign Cartographer 3' is 'Campaign Cartographer 3 torrent.' I'd like to appeal to those people considering a pirated copy to buy the software - since 2005 we've had a, and we urge you to try our and if you have any questions during that time. If you don't think the software represents value for money after that, just get your money back. Piratebay, demonoid and all those other seeders have CC3 on torrent.
There isn't too much we can do about it, though we have got a few sites to pull down links, and got a few pirates to pay up. We aren't sure how much this affects our sales - I'm sure a lot of pirates wouldn't have bought our stuff anyway - but there are certainly those who have made the choice to steal rather than buy. I estimate that there are four pirated copies in use for every one sold. These pirates aren't freedom fighters - most of them make money from advertising, and some even have the cheek to ask for donations. Piracy definitely decreased when we introduced CC3 - it pings our server automatically to validate the serial number on installation, or gets you to type in a code if you don't have internet access. However, we don't want to inconvenience our customers, so we rely on our reputation for technical support, and the excellence of our community to keep revenue flowing.
CC3 is a relatively inexpensive piece of software, and even our Whole Shebang bundle, while a fair price, still represents excellent value for money compared with other similar commercial software. One other issue - on the CC3 torrent we downloaded, there was a very nasty Trojan virus. You get what you pay for. . You may actually find some of those torrents actually act as advertising for you. Some of those downloaders as you mention wont actually use it at all, while others will use it occasionally and then decide to buy it if they start using it more (or will have downloaded an older version, and then buy the latest). Quite a lot of downloaders of rpg stuff are actually 'archivers' btw - they just collect stuff for the sake of it and have massive collections of rpg related material nobody in a million years could ever use, but which they see (rightly or wrongly) as a form of saving material that may one day no longer be available. Its a complicated issue, full of many rights and wrongs and very few clear solutions alas.
They key is often creating your own torrents where you can control or affect the nature of the product downloaded, rather than chasing the existing ones. . I don't really find it that complicated, nor is it particularly grey.
Modulj lt c126 94vo. There is nothing morally redeeming about software piracy, even if their is a chance they might buy it. There isn't even the old excuse that it's 'evil micro$oft'. We are just a small niche software company, and piracy does hurt us. Software isn't the same as PDFs - occasionally people will by a hard copy, but it's very rare that anyone would buy the software - they have it in any case.
I agree that there are few solutions. . It is the professional graphics, the improved user interface (for the specific purpose of game mapping design), and the user support that you are really paying for when you buy this sort of product. There are free alternatives you can use if you don't want this ease of use (many of which are clumsy to use or assume existing training in CAD to use properly), so there really is no justifiable need to resort to piracy. And having bought software for University architecture schools, I can definitely say that the price is extremely reasonable for what you get. PS: Are the technical requirements (minimum and recommended system specifications) on your website anywhere? I couldn't easily find them when I looked last time. .
Hello, I'd strongly encourage a demo for your products. I delayed buying each of the products I have from you as I was hoping to see a demo and have a play around with them. I nearly didn't buy them as the price is high (for my part of the world) and I was unsure if I'd get the benefit from them. The demo would have helped ease my decision. Not being a programmer, I am unsure how feasible or easy it is for you to bash one up.
Is it possible to prepare a demo that is fully working for a limited time, say 14 days, have each module but maybe a reduced symbol set. That way it is one 'self-contained' demo showing off the power of your products.
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City Designer 3 is not compatible with Campaign Cartographer 3 Plus Welcome! The Cartographers’ Guild is a forum created by and for map makers and aficionados. The second most popular Google search term after 'Campaign Cartographer 3' is 'Campaign Cartographer 3 torrent.'
The second most popular Google search term after 'Campaign Cartographer 3' is 'Campaign Cartographer 3 torrent.' I'd like to appeal to those people considering a pirated copy to buy the software - since 2005 we've had a, and we urge you to try our and if you have any questions during that time. If you don't think the software represents value for money after that, just get your money back. Piratebay, demonoid and all those other seeders have CC3 on torrent.
There isn't too much we can do about it, though we have got a few sites to pull down links, and got a few pirates to pay up. We aren't sure how much this affects our sales - I'm sure a lot of pirates wouldn't have bought our stuff anyway - but there are certainly those who have made the choice to steal rather than buy. I estimate that there are four pirated copies in use for every one sold. These pirates aren't freedom fighters - most of them make money from advertising, and some even have the cheek to ask for donations. Piracy definitely decreased when we introduced CC3 - it pings our server automatically to validate the serial number on installation, or gets you to type in a code if you don't have internet access. However, we don't want to inconvenience our customers, so we rely on our reputation for technical support, and the excellence of our community to keep revenue flowing.
CC3 is a relatively inexpensive piece of software, and even our Whole Shebang bundle, while a fair price, still represents excellent value for money compared with other similar commercial software. One other issue - on the CC3 torrent we downloaded, there was a very nasty Trojan virus. You get what you pay for. . You may actually find some of those torrents actually act as advertising for you. Some of those downloaders as you mention wont actually use it at all, while others will use it occasionally and then decide to buy it if they start using it more (or will have downloaded an older version, and then buy the latest). Quite a lot of downloaders of rpg stuff are actually 'archivers' btw - they just collect stuff for the sake of it and have massive collections of rpg related material nobody in a million years could ever use, but which they see (rightly or wrongly) as a form of saving material that may one day no longer be available. Its a complicated issue, full of many rights and wrongs and very few clear solutions alas.
They key is often creating your own torrents where you can control or affect the nature of the product downloaded, rather than chasing the existing ones. . I don't really find it that complicated, nor is it particularly grey.
Modulj lt c126 94vo. There is nothing morally redeeming about software piracy, even if their is a chance they might buy it. There isn't even the old excuse that it's 'evil micro$oft'. We are just a small niche software company, and piracy does hurt us. Software isn't the same as PDFs - occasionally people will by a hard copy, but it's very rare that anyone would buy the software - they have it in any case.
I agree that there are few solutions. . It is the professional graphics, the improved user interface (for the specific purpose of game mapping design), and the user support that you are really paying for when you buy this sort of product. There are free alternatives you can use if you don't want this ease of use (many of which are clumsy to use or assume existing training in CAD to use properly), so there really is no justifiable need to resort to piracy. And having bought software for University architecture schools, I can definitely say that the price is extremely reasonable for what you get. PS: Are the technical requirements (minimum and recommended system specifications) on your website anywhere? I couldn't easily find them when I looked last time. .
Hello, I'd strongly encourage a demo for your products. I delayed buying each of the products I have from you as I was hoping to see a demo and have a play around with them. I nearly didn't buy them as the price is high (for my part of the world) and I was unsure if I'd get the benefit from them. The demo would have helped ease my decision. Not being a programmer, I am unsure how feasible or easy it is for you to bash one up.
Is it possible to prepare a demo that is fully working for a limited time, say 14 days, have each module but maybe a reduced symbol set. That way it is one 'self-contained' demo showing off the power of your products.