As I said, there are many combinations of factors that individual Brycers will weigh in coming to a decision. Your point about the relative inputs from the two companies is accurate in itself, but doesn't really have any bearing from a customer's point of view. How the content of a package compares to what it costs, is what customers usually consider. It is on that basis that the DAZ update is poor value in comparison to the Vue upgrade. I did also mention that if a Brycer decides to stick with Bryce, he or she will then make a decision on what the 5.5 improvements are worth to them individually. To you, the improvements are obviously worth what you'll pay for them, and there is no possible dispute to the correctness of your personal choice.