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For me, the thing is: I'm not a game developer. In a not too distant future, I'm going to be a teacher. I have so many tasks for students, so many class room layouts etc to track, that I kind of lose sight over all my options. Articy:draft is great for handling storys, characters, branching archs of dialogue, etc (yes, I've tried the demo), so maybe with it, I will be able to try a different approach to handling my lesson plan ;) (In addition, I want to prove a point of structureing a classroom/lesson plan like a game might make more sense than many of my teachers think)
I don't use it for its original purpose. I wouldn't use most of its options and there is no guarantee that my thesis might work, since I need more than a month to try it.
For an aspiring game developer, 50€ might not be much and if I would plan to use it for making games, I would happily pay it =D But as a student and a teacher in the future, I have to plan on what ressources to spent my university-pocket-money, especially if they are not part of my main university-budget.
Furthermore, where's the problem in waiting for something to get cheaper? Yes, 50% off is a great deal. But let me tell you what happened a few days ago:
I got started with YNAB (You Need A Budget, great program). Usually, it costs about 50€. A few days ago, I found out it was on sale and bought it for about 30€. That's great, right? Yeah, I was happy with my purchase. Thing is: One hour later, it became part of the Flash Sales: 12€. That hurt. If I would have had a little more patience, I could have paid a (to me) great sum of money less. Enough money for a night at the cinema or another game.
So this time, I'll wait and see, if this program is going to be part of the Flash Sales. Not because 50% off isn't a great deal yet. Just because I don't want to feel like an idiot again.
There is, however, always a huge lure to get a steam sale bargain that ends up swaying our decision. So I keep checking steam every 6 or so hours :D
Paid the price of the SE for the commercial edition. In my opinion, that's a deal.
That will be added to my business expenses so, in the end, I'll get it back anyway.
(Keep your receip guys who can put this on the business!)