I feel that Poser is a lot more intuitive to use on some fronts (Posing, Lights, Dynamic cloth, getting eyes to point at things and general program use) But content is king. Daz is a large content house that has created new figures with more realistic attributes. This now includes the application to run it on, so more power to them. Much of the Poserverse was dependent on Daz for their content (V4,A4 etc) but that has all changed now that it's become an either or situation. I have been trying to work with DS but I find it hard to adjust. Also a lot of my content doesn't look right in DS. While this is probably my own failing I can't seem to justify the cost to move to an entirely new platform and basically junk the thousands of dollars I have already invested and spend many thousands more on what could become obsolete in a few more years. It's sad but this is how business works, I for one don't know if I am ready to become the collateral damage in the wake of this type of progress. I think overall the future would be better if all programs could work together, this in the end would greatly strengthen this technology and more it forward the most, but who am I to say I just a user.