In general i find Daz much better than Poser... but just like Poser, Daz has limitations as well... and having seen the rants about probs with Daz 3 i've stayed with Daz 2.5... what i find with Daz is that it's much more forgiving than Poser... things that Poser won't load properly or that appear screwed up will load fine in daz and often render much better... plus Daz doesn't care so much about normals being flipped and other annoyances like that which poser has big issues with...  but that's just my opinion... having tried both programs i settled on daz as my program of choice...i found it easier to use, better organised and more user friendly (specially for beginners) but others will prefer or recommend other programs... such is the way of things... lol