Quote: "I am now going to wait for lower prices"
This is a strange stance to take in the IT world, particularly on a developers board.
Rather than pay a premium and get in early, wait until the market is saturated and spend all your time playing catch up.
There is another side to this, though. Something I used to explain to my classes when I taught I.T. People always asked how I learned what I did.
When I started, there was less to learn and less places to start learning. Back then being a programmer was like being a Pilot or Astronaut - instant babe magnet
As technology moved on, and new things were introduced, I simply had to learn the new stuff. What I had already was well grounded which made things easier.
The same is true with AGK. Starting with a smaller command set allows you to get a good grounding in the basics. As commands are added, you learn the differences, its a gentle in.
Come in late and you have a wall of new stuff to get on top of, which is a much harder task. You get distracted by the bells and whistles and forget to learn the basics.
So by all means, wait until AppGameKit costs a dollar, then come and visit the rest of us - sat on our yachts, laughing about the time when AppGameKit didn't have integrated VR support
