I don't think so, it's the sort of software that's ready when it's ready. You can use the pre-release versions of ST3 (ie what's currently available) on a ST2 l

I don't think so, it's the sort of software that's ready when it's ready. You can use the pre-release versions of ST3 (ie what's currently available) on a ST2 license. That gets rid of all the nag screens. I bought ST2 too in 2012 after a few weeks using it. It was certainly an expense but given how much it was speeding some things up, I considered it very good value. I've used it for at least 6,000 hours since then, probably closer to twice that. I'm not going to fight an upgrade when it eventually gets here.