Student Discount
by Joey Dieterlen · in Torque in Education · 01/23/2012 (3:49 pm) · 7 replies
Hello. I was wondering if any Torque engines were either free or discounted to college students. I am a student and would love to use Torque but I can't afford it right now. Thanks.
#2
01/24/2012 (6:25 am)
I was just wondering if there was a discount at all, because as a student I can get software like windows 7 for $25 which is a huge discount in the price. Maybe Torque 3D would be $50 or something like that. Thank you for your response.
#3
07/05/2013 (7:40 pm)
I'm also a student, and military, I think there should be both a military and student discount. I'm looking to create a free game for public release, and I want to purchase some of the models but it racks up quickly and to create a free game with only my savings account as backing it's not feasible with having to pay all the other bills... Mr. Perry make this discount happen please! ^_^ Maybe give Joey and me free access (make us sign something saying we won't sell anything or w/e) for the awesome idea! :-D 
#4
07/07/2013 (1:36 am)
Torque 3D is free... how much of a discount do you need? I can personally send you 5x the purchase price as a bonus for purchasing this free product. 
#5
07/07/2013 (8:08 am)
What Richard said. In case you haven't heard, Torque 2D and Torque 3D were released as open source software under the MIT license.
#6
07/14/2013 (7:17 am)
@Richard... Alright smarty pants I'm expecting a letter in the mail with a zero'd out check. You just cost yourself 42 cents. =P
#7
And, I've got a pile of "forever" stamps that I bought back at 38 cents.
07/15/2013 (6:28 am)
Hah - I'll send you an email with the GitHub project address - since my internet access is costing me regardless I consider this close enough to free. And a voucher for $0 to use in purchasing items from me when I have any to sell. That's double the value!And, I've got a pile of "forever" stamps that I bought back at 38 cents.
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