(disclaimer: I have only used this software for rock-bottom basic 3D printing) It seems to me the deeper features make for highly sophisticated and capable (re

(disclaimer: I have only used this software for rock-bottom basic 3D printing) It seems to me the deeper features make for highly sophisticated and capable (read:valuable) engineering software. At the risk of getting pitchforked, is $25 a month ($300/yr) for an "advanced hobbyist" not ...reasonable? I mean an average cell-phone bill is 4x that. Of course it is always annoying to get into a subscription model when you only use something infrequently - can you activate it 1 month at a time? Otherwise, if someone is using it often, then 25 bucks a month seems to me a more-or-less a fair value, in the context of status-quo capitalism.