How do you think DMSI v5 should be handled?

Poll: How do you think DMSI v5 should be handled for pricing? You do not have permission to vote in this poll.
Everyone should pay $650 per stage per copy.	12.90%	4	12.90%
Everyone who purchased a copy before v5 should get it for free.	9.68%	3	9.68%
It should be that everyone who bought a previous version gets it for a percentage off.	22.58%	7	22.58%
Everyone should get a percentage off the full price depending on which version they bought first, with the percentage going up as you get closer to version 1.0.	3.23%	1	3.23%
Those who bought v1.0 should get it free, and everyone else should get a percentage off according to whether they first purchased v1.x, 2.x or 3.x.	19.35%	6	19.35%
Those who bought v1.0 should get it free, and everyone else should get a percentage off according to whether they first purchased v1.x, 2.x or 3.x., but if the first version purchased is v3.5, no percentage off.	6.45%	2	6.45%
Everyone who purchased a copy before v3.5 should get it free; everyone else should pay full price.	6.45%	2	6.45%
Everyone who purchased a copy before v3.5 should get it free; everyone who bought v3.5 as their first version should pay half price.	6.45%	2	6.45%
Everyone who has previously purchased any version of DMSI should get whatever percentage off they assess is fair. according to the results they have achieved with it.	9.68%	3	9.68%
Something else.	3.23%	1	3.23%
Total		31 vote(s)	100%

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How do you think DMSI v5 should be handled?

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04-02-2025, 06:56 PM

(04-02-2025, 01:51 PM)Frosted Wrote: I selected 1.0 gets it free, everyone else gets a percentage off based on which version they bought. I could be biased since I have version 1.0, but I tried to be fair and this sounded the most fair. Maybe the similar option that specifies those who purchased 3.5 first shouldn’t get a discount is the correct one, but I slightly leaned towards the other.

The people who stuck with the experiment the longest getting rewarded seems fair to me. A flat percentage would be less fair in my view, but perhaps less of a headache to manage.

Other than that I think 650$ per stage is fine instead.

There's no "correct one". I'm trying to understand what my customers' point of view is, and how many people hold each point of view.

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