All This discussion’s still ends with Poser versus DAZ! I followed these threads for a long time. I was hopeful when Poser came up with Poser 11 that Poser support’s Genesis 3 figures, Poser doesn’t!, so I didn’t buy it and I still work with Poser 2014 Pro and Genesis 2 figures. I also use DAZ for cloth conversions. For me DAZ studio is easier to use as the fitting room in Poser. For example: I load the Genesis 2 base Female, than I select a Genesis 1 cloth double click -and it’s loading and conforming to the Genesis 2 character (after the program asking: what figure was the item originally designed for? Then: “what type of Item is it?”) At last you have to save it as wearable preset in DAZ and convert it to Poser. That works very well for me. I can even convert the most Genesis 3 clothes and Hair backwards to Genesis 2 in DAZ Studio. Why did I use genesis 2? There are females, males, juvenile children and old people possible. So why did I still using Poser? The only reason is, I know how to work with it! (For my need’s as a hobbyist) and I’m too lazy to learn DAZ ( but get still more familiar with it) Coming to my wish for Poser 12: I like the possibility to use genesis 3 and 8 without workaround, instances, and a better use of CPU and GPU power while posing, rendering and Cloth simulation’s in the Cloth room.