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• • aMortalArtist
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  • • Joined 13 Dec, 2015
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  • 11 Nov, 2017
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  Thanks for the response. In that case I will stick with C2 and start the project, due to C3 being unstable at the moment; hopefully I don't run into major problems later on when I upgrade. I agree with the yearly subscription it helps the developers and exhilarate their potential on putting out better upgrades, the old model does not work in their favor. I love the software and hopefully it will pay for itself soon after I release my games.

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• • aMortalArtist
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  • • Joined 13 Dec, 2015
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  • 9 Nov, 2017
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  It's pretty much the same thing only that C3 is a much nicer looking experience +- some awesome UI stuff.

  If you intend to finish a major project that relies on stability focus on C2, if you want to have a nice time while learning and experimenting for a few months until they fix stability then do C3.

  Either way you learn the programming aspect.

  Thanks for the response, I already got C2 with a template to start with; I was concern with the upcoming upgrade and how that would effect the game, I plan on making a series out of it.

• • aMortalArtist
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  • • Joined 13 Dec, 2015
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  • 8 Nov, 2017
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  I wanted to start learning Construct but i'm debating if I should start learning the established version or the upcoming one?