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Because the hobbyist is seen as a cash cow for both software and hardware vendors.
Basically if you can't afford the latest software and hardware, you can't be in the creators club.I recall (forget where now) you had to prove legitimate ownership of the software you were working with before submitting your work to be sold.
I'm not imagining this, it was a few years back.
They do tend to get a little snarky from time to time, don't they! 😉
Seriously though, I suppose you can't blame them for trying to run a legitimate business model.
Where it falls apart is when they get into a spiral of inflated prices, especially for texture only items.
I find 'Rosity's coupon route somewhat more flexible than Daz's 'buy this to get a disount on that' approach.
That said of late especially, their coupons have exclude this & that limiting their value. I wish they covered sale & clearance items more often.
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Rank:Rosity offer discounts while DAZ inflate their prices. Madness!
I keep getting offers on a daily basis from Renderosity, non before a few weeks ago. Things must have taken a nosedive across the consumer landscape.
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