The only thing I've noticed with dForce is that it can handle layered garments, while there might be a little poke-through when used in Poser. You shouldn't have a problem, with each layer a separate mesh.

Also, don't use drape frames with dForce. Drape frames assume the figure is in the T-pose, not the A-pose that dForce uses.

My tips for Poser dynamic cloth: check "cloth self-collision" for poses like kneeling. If you want a little more control over the direction the cloth drapes, try using a wind force.