That might be the case now; Rosity, like DAZ, makes their money off content.

But I think traditionally, at least some of Poser's market has been the corporate customers who don't buy a lot of add-ons. At least not here. When I've seen Poser "in the wild," it's been for things like industrial training videos, crime scene recreations, etc. The ones who want to make Jessi's boobs smaller instead of bigger, so they aren't "distracting." If they buy stuff, it's hard hats and safety vests, not swords or brass bikinis.

Maybe Rosity is giving up on that market. But if not...diversity "out of the box" probably matters. The world has changed. Now, if you're doing a safety video or other training...you can't make everyone white. The training presentations at my office (some of which use Poser) are careful to use diverse models. Not just race and gender, but gay and nonbinary, young and old, fat and thin, people in wheelchairs, etc.