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These packages looks very simplistic and for 14 Euros are grossly overpriced. I’ve seen better freeware. I’d love to have some good South Africa scenery but the quality is going to have to be a lot better than these.
Very disappointing.
I don’t understand why freeware quality is nowaday sold as payware. C’mon, these airports are medicore at best…
I think it is called ‘free market economy’, and looking at what’s happening in the world today I am pretty certain that the market takes care of itself. With less money to spend pretty soon all ‘surplus’ producing companies will bite the dust, leaving the ones that produce things people really want to pay for….. or better still, ‘really need’.
( Well, one can dream, can’t one ? )