So why do they make figures more complex instead of easier to use?

Maybe that is why for these past MANY years I have maybe intuitively refused to step up to more advanced processors and subsequent more advanced models: From hearing others in the community complain how much more complex these new features have made interfacing with these figures, I actually cringed. Now working with them, I ACTUALLY CRINGE for a different reason!  :(

 

I like working with Antonia when I finally got her format differences worked out. There are still some things that bother me about her despite her lovely movemet capabilities (breast size adjustments, face/charcter changes, body character changes and proportions and of course props and accessories availabilities) to name a few. I realize all characters can never be ALL THING to ALL PEOPLE but I can wish.

I have been working with ALI's Free and purchased Angela1 & his very nice BOD harpie-like figure. As fine a job as he did in creating these figures which are as much a joy to work with as Antonia for many of the same reasons, they are limited by many of the same things. I had to beg Ali to include a fix for using his body bulk morphs (which I paid for!) to work with his on-board male morph. Every time I wante to use the male Morph with the body change morphs, the figure grew breasts! Frustrating.

He finally saw the value of my argument and included a fix but it was just that and still needs fine-tuning. It seesm as if the model creators and/or morph and texture creators don't work too extensively with their products before releasing. it is all fine and somewhat acceptable for free products and support stuff like Antonia, but when you buy add-on options or commercial stuff it should work out of the box as you are led to believe it should or the creators should make every effort to fix confirmed parts of the product.

So why are these morphs hidden in M4 and, as I can only assume, all the other Mil4 figures?