Of course if you think about it, Smith Micro has every reason in the world to want to include figures with Poser that are, uhh... lacking, so to speak - they realize that if a figure is good enough, it might have potential to compete if the user-created content is good enough.

In other words, they might be able to cash in on selling character packages, so that could very well be why we see what we see when we load an included Poser figure. It would be far less in their interests to create a fully-finished, high detail loaded figure with great textures to include; since people aren't buying Poser for the figures, it's no real incentive for them to include awesome figures, and it makes far more sense to create so-so figures and hope for the best in terms of Content Paradise sales.

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