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I made that mistake with Vue 4 and won't make it again ;o).

Yeah, no doubt. I remember that, since I was right up there too, ordering it the day it was released, I think.
There were at least 22 incremental update patches to Vue 4 over the next half a year or so. 22!
And you know, they never did get everything fixed. That's where I totally lost interest in Vue, and apparently from all I've read elsewhere, e-on has become somewhat infamous for really buggy software that never gets fixed.
I guess once your software has been used in a few really high profile big screen successful movies, you become more important than you actually are, and customers no longer matter. From all I've read, Vue buyers these days are basically beta testers, paying thousands for broken versions that might get fixed for the next release, which they have to pay for if they want it...

Yeah, I know, this is  Poser 8 thread, but I really don't have anything to say about that. ;-)