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- Burvey
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- 10 Mar, 2017
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Rex has said that he will be porting over his plugins, so that's a good start.
- Burvey
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- 7 Mar, 2017
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The point is that it's hard to digest a subscription scheme without some of these features as part of the deal. Sure, we can use github for collaboration. Sure we can use dropbox for cloud service. Sure we can use third party addons for functionality etc... if that's the case, fine, I have no problem with that, it is exactly what we've been doing with C2 already. But some people are going to be upset about having to pay a subscription to do those things, so don't be surprised about that.
- Burvey
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- 6 Mar, 2017
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Perhaps you are correct. I seem to be becoming more and more jaded towards C3 with the apparent lack of information on new tools being disclosed in the blog posts. I seem to have missed the part about collaboration that you are referring to as well. Can you please quote it for me or link it so I can take a closer look for myself? As far as the "guest" thing, I always thought that just had something to do with not being logged in, working in offline mode or something.
- Burvey
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- 5 Mar, 2017
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Unfortunately, I think you're being overly optimistic hoping for this feature.
- Burvey
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- 4 Mar, 2017
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If you're looking for official, then the answer is no.
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- Burvey
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helena I believe you have misunderstood. You won't be able to make addons using the event system. As I understand it, you will be able to create addons which can add additional functionality to the editor.
- Burvey
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This sounds like a very very easy test. If you were to try, you could probably do it yourself, as someone who has never used the program, in under 10 minutes. You can do it with the free program as well.
- Burvey
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I'm sure they have thought about all these things (fingers crossed). The plugin manager is something basic that should already be added in C2 IMO, issues like the ones you've brought up should be easy to mitigate.
- Burvey
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- 28 Feb, 2017
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Just look at the blog posts. The first one has 17 pages of comments, the latest has less then 2. I understand the idea behind the trickle of information but people are really losing interest.
- Burvey
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- 27 Feb, 2017
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Construct 2 is a one time payment.
- Burvey
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Construct 2 - Pay $99 one time.

Construct 3 - Pay $99 every year.

Edit: Both C2 and C3 also have a limited free version available.
- Burvey
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If you buy c2 now, it will be a one time fee of $99 for the software. The purchase includes 1 year of c3 for free, but you will have to start paying $99 per year after the first free year IF you want to continue to use c3. If you just want to continue using c2, you will not have to pay a yearly fee.