I don't care so much if VIcky  looks beautiful, I think it's more important that she can look real. And that means that she also can be ugly. It's easier to make Vicky look ugly than to make Judy look beautiful. DAZ doesn't only make sexy clothes for Victoria, but also victorian, medieval and casual clothing, but people always seems to focus on the skimpy sexy, fantasy outfits, of which, by the way, the majority is sold here at renderosity. Like I said: there are a lot things that can be impoved on the DAZ-models, but at least they are being improved, bit by bit of course, but if the poser guys and -girls had stayed with there original models and used those as a subject for their development, Judy would have been a good starting point: at least the body was better than P6 - Jessi, who looked like an anorethic alien, On the other hand: I did liked James and still do. At the moment there are the G2  - models, but generation from what? only the names Jessi and James are the same, but the difference between Jessi 1 and Jessi 2 is much bigger than V3 and V4. And why do you need three or four different models: Sydney, Jessi and Miki for the females and James, Simon, Koji and Kelvin for the male figures. At Daz dropped the coin and they made Aiko and Vicky one and the same model and it's for sure that the next Michael will have morphs for Hiro and even the Freak. The only difference is that the posermodels are for free if you own Poser, but DAZ has its free studio of course.
My point is: Poser models are DAZ major products so the quality and development of them will be their prime target. For the poserdevelopmentteam models will always be a by-product which can be shown on the latest so-called low-polygon models of Poserpro, which are the farce of the century. Helgards"Vincent"  model proves that  lowpoly doesn't mean buttugly.

Bopper.

-How can you improve things when you don't make mistakes?