That article is quite low leveled.. It is clear, that the author of the article didn't used C2 for enough time to get it's potential.

As far as I've seen, Scirra's politics is to make a great sotfware for a fair price, instead of pulling your money out of your pocket (like seperate exporter licences, etc..). This is why I choose them.

Probably because each of these are new, seperate elements in the event sheet, and C2 counts those too.

You can create a sprite with an empty animation, set it global and set a variable to it. Now you just need to place it on to every layer.

For the groups, essentially bigger projects needs them, witch are exceeding the 100 event limit in the free version.

That is indeed a question for my team too. We'd like to make games that will possibly profit. I like C2 better than Stencyl, but it will be seen witch one is better (I believe GameMaker is out of the question).

It would be nice to have some feedback from the Scirra Team on this matter.

It would be a nice feature.

Great decision! Welcome to the C2 owners club <img src="smileys/smiley1.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

Waiting for it <img src="smileys/smiley1.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

Indeed, this software deserves every cent.

I consider myself lucky, because when I bought C2 it was in early adopters, but if I'd have enough money right now, I'd gladly buy an other license just to support them. And when I'll make some apps that will bring in some cash, then I'll be the happiest user to buy the Buisness License.

In short: C2 is the best, go work for it if you have to, then buy it!

Welcome here! You'll enjoy working with this gem.

An interesting route might be a freeium version of Construct 2, where you pay to unlock features like famalies and event limits, but at the lower levels any money you make with your games generates a cut for Scirra; from what I've seen I can't see them running with the idea, but it's one I'd fully support.

IMHO I like a product that gives me all the features when I pay for it. And I love the freedome they offer. If they stick into the created games.. well, it wouldn't be so good. See the opposite example: Stencyl. They have subscription licenses and the free version puts their logo into the game. I don't like subscription offers when I'm about to express my creativity. I want a software that is good and ready for me at all the time.

But, back to the topic, yes I recommend buying C2 too. Looking on it as an investment is a good idea, because when you get some experience making software with it, you can make serious money.

Thank you.

I've recently found some HTML5 stores where either users can buy your software or publishers license it: marketJS and Clay.io (not to mention Chrome WebStore).

My question is: Are there any more known sites where I can upload my game for sell (talking about PC platform)?