You’re right, however, you should see that this opens up even more possibilities for companies like Luxology or Nevercenter, so, it could actually be pretty good for us, 3d users. Could…

You see, when a market is saturated with “satisfied” customers, you won’t cut much of the pie, however, when there’s press and dissatisfaction amongs most of them, that’s a good sign for a small revolution in the segment.

It might work, might not. All in all, Autodesk can’t compete with a company called W@rez Inc. can it So, basically, if they increase the prices, less users will even consider paying for the licences. Then they’ll blame the piracy and internet, fire large amounts of engineers, then a small company emerges off of those fired employees and a brand new, fairly priced, universal 3D app. gets released and we’ll all be smiling ear-to-ear

But this is still years to come.

… and who will stop them, once they own more then 90% of 3D users? I mean they do not own them, but the licences they work with, heh .))