Still...this could have been done in such a way as an upgrade which is what I mean't about RDNA's LaRoo and LaRoo2~for just $5.00 you can buy the updated version of their character if you have the original.When I saw the price on the MilTeens and what you're getting for that price...well,lets just say a joke is a joke and Daz just told a whopper;P Does Daz not do anything where the idea is to slightly improve something and charge you through the nose for it??You yourself spoke of Bryce and profits being less than what they would expect...but then again,I have yet to see them really do anything that would make me want to buy Bryce from them as I can get the last version (before they bought it) for like $69.00 at Best Buy.I've also noticed a lack of progress on their own render engine and it seems to be the same sloppyiness you see on other things they've produced of late. The biggest irony for me is that if another competitor like Turbosquid would cut prices to be competitive with DAZ,I think people would flock away from DAZ in a heartbeat because quality control is almost non existent there.

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