I agree that the poser animations tools are not the best, therefore I found a nice little tool called DAZ studio, in which I can set up an animation that I can export to Poser, Poserpro has queue manager which let me render the animation on several computers and in the background so I still can use poser without having to wait untill it's finished. I wouldn't dare to call Cycles duck tape, without offending the whole blender community which has made a broad variety of samples and documentation about Cycles, which covers more than 90% of the poser implementation.

-How can you improve things when you don't make mistakes?