Paying for content?

(Excuse me for being late to the party.) I too, like the packs. The price seems reasonable to me.

For me, $10 isn't an issue for something I can use over and over again (as our friend MRJoyce compares it to the price of a tank of gas, it's not that much... or even comparing it to the cost of video games)... I'd even be willing spend that much for decent-looking spaceship models I can green screen... maybe even a little more if they would move across the set and turn. (An (animated) engine-burner glow would be another plus.)

Sci fi costumes and weapons, too...

(edit... it's important for me to be able to modify the content to my needs!)

The new animations are a priority for me since I can design sets very easily and even mod some props. I can make bedroom sets so all I need for a bedroom is a bed people can lay down on.

But a higher priority for me is drivable cars, other moving vehicles, cats, dogs and horses - horses that are ridable.

Thanks Guys, your feedback is awsome

I just wanted to add something. Antics is now selling for $595 and all the content packs are downloadable and free. Now when I tried Antics before I did not find it as good as Moviestorm or as easy to use. But you need to take the competition into consideration when pricing content packs. Of course the mod shop is also a big factor with Moviestorm. Also you can license Antics for $200 a year and you need to consider that too.

Hi all joining this post a bit late, but I'd be more than happy to pay $10 for content packs. I'm not the greatest artist so welcome other peoples skills. I'm keen to learn how to mod and create my own custom content. So what I'm saying is the more content we have to play with for a fair price the bigger libraries we will have at our disposal.

Can only be a good thing

I just wanted to let you know, I am evaluating a lot of 3d animation packages at all price ranges. So far, this one is still the best. It isn't that there aren't programs out there that can create good content and movies. The problem seems to be with most of them - they are too hard to learn. I don't think I am lazy at all as I jumped right into Moviestorm. I think the big drawback to the other programs is that you can't do all of it at the same time - i.e., build a set, put the props in, put your actors in the scene and customize the animations. You can do all these things in other programs, but you have to do them individually and then somehow, if you can figure it all out, put it all together.

And I have come across some nice programs for creating props and scenes that are relatively inexpensive or free that are easier to use than the more expensive programs. And the content would be usable with Moviestorm.

a) Would you will willing pay for any content for a beta product?
yes

b) Would you currently be willing to purchase one of the following content packs?
yes

c) If you would consider purchasing a pack how much would you consider paying, £4.99, £6.99 or £9.99?
it depends on how much content there is.

Thanks Guys