Oops sorry then if it's an old and tired out subject ! 

Btw I find your answers very mature for spotty adolescents :) Personally I like Poser because it opened up a new world to me, and as I'm pretty curious I like to test this and that as there is so much to try to understand.

The material room is an enormous challenge in itself (blending textures, adding transparencies, displacements and bumps etc, then there is the question about lighting, the clothing room and dynamic clothes, modifying and making new props .... etc etc etc. I like the fact that you can mess with dials and then see what happens ... experimenting and learning.

In the end you can even forget what you were trying to do in the first place lol, getting carried away.

When I started dabbling with 3D applications and acquired Poser the free Daz program wasn't out and I couldn't have afforded high end programs, as it has nothing to do with my job, just a hobby at home. And as there is already so much to do (and I started with Hexagon now too) I prefer not to start testing other programs if I can avoid it, so Poser it shall remain for a while definately :)

Lunedust

PS : sorry for calling you "guy" Wolf359 :)