She's head and shoulders above Vicki2. And because she's that much better, she's high maintenance. I waited to inject morphs until my wits were about me and I'd heard other people's experiences. It was not hard. I had a better idea from the pictures with the injection files what I was choosing and I didn't want to use all of it. I like the control and specificity one can achieve with V3. I like that Daz cared enough about us to give us a version that could take V2 textures right off the bat. I love the creativity her face morphs give and the expressive quality to her personality. She has a reality V2 has to run real hard to touch. Not every machine can run her fully loaded but why would you want to? The whole point was to be able to trim down a very individual character so that she could be even leaner than V2 but at the same time many times more versatile. I have to physically restrain myself to use anybody else. The extra morph packs sound more expensive but really aren't, they give you personal discretion in how you want to spend your money. I would have been just as happy with V3 and the head morphs if I hadn't wanted to get the whole darn package for half off. My father would have risen from the grave if I'd paid full retail.:)) I see Daz bending over backwards in what Anton has referred to as a very small niche market and am rather grateful. We both benefit-- customer and merchant when that kind of dynamic takes place. Male variants and even a texture and alternate faces were very quick to appear. That surprised me. Ok, there were some patches. They occured, most of them, before most people knew they were even needed. I usually don't worry about Daz putting problems right because their track record is excellent. And new technology like injected morphs usually bring some bobbles in their wake. I think Vicki 3 is the greatest thing since sliced bread or Mike 3 which ever comes first. Uh, I'm going to just walk away and leave that sentence alone. Emily