sickVisionz (Level 24)

Just finished watching an episode of anime for screencaps... only to realize that the screen cap program wasn't running.
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Announcement from the website
Announcement from the website

I didn't think to get screen grabs until after I submitted it so everything is coming from memory,  but some of the interesting questions were: 
 
  1. Would you be interested in buying professional quality DVD releases of our shows?  If yes, how much would you pay?
  2. Would you be interested in a $199/year subscription service that gave you DVDs, merchandise, physical manga and other items?
  3. Would you be interested in a $400 lifetime subscription that came with a care package?
  4. Would you be interested in a feature that let you give money directly to series creators and/or production companies?  If so, how much would you be willing to give?
 
Is there anything in that list of questions that interests some of you guys?    
 

My Thoughts

 
  1. DVD, Blu-Ray or AVCHD releases of CR shows is something I'd definitely be into.  CR has a lot of shows that may never get licensed or would take years upon years to see a release.  I'm still waiting on Saki, Time of Eve, School Days, Hyakko, Aoi Hana or Erin news from anyone.
  2. I have a hard time dropping $200 at once for something when I don't know what I'm getting in exchange.  Even if they gave me an equal value to buying $200 - normal premium subscription and promised the additional content would be based off of what I watch the most so I'd get what I'd like, I'd rather pay in chunks.
  3. This is similar to #2 for me.  $400 is a lot.  Plus, premium subscriptions are usually on sale for like $40, with maybe a one month wait until the next.  At $40 a year with the occasional month here and there that's close to 10 years just doing it the normal way before I spend $400.  CR seems to be doing good but whose to say they'll be here in 10 years?  Even if it was guaranteed that they would be, $400 is ALOT to drop at once imo.  I'd rather pay my $40 a year.  Maybe after 10 years I'd consider going lifetime.
  4. They already pay creators and production companies a % of subscription fees and ad revenue so I took this as, "would you be interested in donating money to these people?"  I gave that a resounding no.  I have a pure consumer-producer relationship with them.  They produce, I consume.  When they give me free products I'll consider giving them free money.  Until them, haha, no.

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