> Quote - Their unique faces cannot be recreated on V4 by use of the morph dials, and that will prevent me from moving to V4 entirely for a very, very long time.

It was exactly the same thing with V2 characters and V3, was it not? Each new iteration of a figure requires new fiddling with morphs if one wants to recreate a character for an older figure.

Personally, despite V4 coming with fewer morphs than V3, I think the new Vicky is much better than the old, especially in regards to some bending (no bump in the thighs anymore, despite other issues), and the muscularity morphs (see attached pic).

And everyone had best get used to V4, because I doubt she's going anywhere, and before long you'll see the same ratio of V4 to V3 products as you saw in V3 to V2, with V3 sales dropping almost completely around the time DAZ announces V5.

And DessertGoddessDesigns, if you haven't gotten V4, how can you honestly make such broad assumptions as you have? It's like claiming you don't like acupuncture, without knowing much more than that it involves pressing parts of the body or inserting needles into a person.

DAZ does have the 30 day money back deal, so I'd suggest all the V4 detractors buy at least the mesh and morphs, and spend some time playing around with it. Only by doing so can you actually make an informed decision, because many people don't exactly try to morph any character to the point it's origin can't be easily spotted.

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