Software distribution disk Can we have it

[Rizon]

I understand the OPs concerns. Most ISPs place a cap on the amount of data that can be downloaded per month with harsh penalties for going over the cap. So the more you can physically load the lighter the hit on your cap limit. Having said that it is unrealistic to expect SE to provide separate discs to those who purchased copies of version 1.0. At best they might supply us with a discount code to purchase a retail copy. I do not expect it though as there has been no mention of it prior to this. If you are worried about a cap hit just buy the basic retail version. Cost would be less then what most ISPs charge for overages.

[HojoDemon]

Both ways you have to pay... so why bother leaving the house

[Vanguard319]

I understand the OPs concerns. Most ISPs place a cap on the amount of data that can be downloaded per month with harsh penalties for going over the cap. So the more you can physically load the lighter the hit on your cap limit. Having said that it is unrealistic to expect SE to provide separate discs to those who purchased copies of version 1.0. At best they might supply us with a discount code to purchase a retail copy. I do not expect it though as there has been no mention of it prior to this. If you are worried about a cap hit just buy the basic retail version. Cost would be less then what most ISPs charge for overages.

True, it wouldn't be an issue if the ISPs kept up with increase in demand. Most don't even offer an unlimited plan anymore. (As I understand it, one reason why they don't is due to the bandwith demands of tablets.) When the technology does improve, it either costs the same, or it costs more. When did we as a society decide to abandon the idea of better, faster, cheaper?