The main point being:

Different figure resolutions for different reasons.

I morph extensively in all 3 directions; X-Y-and Z..
The less Poly's to move, and the more room I have, the better the morphability.

Dense meshes are pretty-pretty hard to morph out of their default shape. There is no freedom and mostly the rigging breacks up. => less of a problem with lower poly figures.

As I wrote before; Genesis can do what she does because of her less dense mesh and because of the exelent poly distibution.

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If you are pleased with the default shape of your figures? No reason to morph then.

I have 6 power horces of PC's to work with.
For computing power, I do not care for mesh resolution. Poly count can go through the roof for my part.

As a X-Y-Z morpher however?

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