Azath posted at 6:45PM Sat, 07 November 2020 - #4403765

This is a Standalone model , Doll base I since release wanted to start supporting and I am rather surprised that it never happen ! It has so much Potential and honestly would of had allot more then La Femme ever would of had , just the issue is that when a model comes from an other place then the rendo Community it usually gets smashed down. It is a little like the Italian Mafia in here ( Don't really care about the quality it would bring but rather the Cash ! ) it already happen to many other models that were built coming from other Places. Ok except of the V4 flagship without her Poser would never of made a big success! But anything else would only cause that the rabid Rendo animals would jump out of the Woods .

Sure also Dawn a absolutely great figure but Not Rendo ! So they rather Promote La Femme , I quote a Funny Phrase I was reading in the Past in these Forums " A Plane could fly between her Legs " then other models that could of had way more Potentials.

I do not have allot of time with all the projects I have but if I find a moment going into supporting a doll then sure will give it a shot with this one :) Great work "erogenesis"

I'm probably going to regret answering this but (sigh) here goes...

You really should read up on the history of this figure before you start spouting as to the reasons why it's not well supported. It was originally intended to be sold here but for a variety of reasons - which I'm not party to - Ero decided to move it elsewhere. As for non Rendo figures not being well received, I submit any and all of the pre DAZ Studio only figures as counter argument. All the Victorias, up to and including 4, Aiko in the original Steph derived version, Aiko 3 and 4, Stephanie, Steph Petite, Steph 4, Millennium Kids, Mike 1, 2, 3 and 4 and so on have always been well supported across the board.

Me, I like PE and use it a lot on the rare occasions I render human figures. La Femme, I also like but tend not to use as much, which is no reflection on the model or Gabe, who I hold in high regard. Dawn is, well... Dawn, I guess. Not a bad figure at all, and also one I like to use from time to time.

As for Poser's success - or lack thereof - it was doing pretty well long before V4 arrived. DAZ and Poser in general were doing ok from all the previous iterations and the other DAZ figures. V3 was seen as a slight misstep by many but it still sold well and allowed a lot of content to be created and sold.

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