Quote -  Use both, like both. Each has its strengths, each has its weaknesses. Not going to get into any application wars beyond that, because everyone else will have their own opinion anyway.

The "mine's better" stuff is getting pretty tiresome, to be honest.

I agree with you 100% on this one. Each has it's strengths and weaknesses.  I'm able to create certain styles of art easier in Poser, and there are other styles that I can create easier with DAZ3D. There's no law saying that a person HAS TO LIKE one more than the other. I've seen wonderful art and animations created with both and I'm happy that DAZ3D stepped up their game and created a better version. That's how it should be. Both Poser and DAZ will benefit from each other getting better. It raises the quality standard of both.

Frederick
Poser By Design