It's too late to go back in time but I wonder if they would have been better off to have a phased in approach.....versions with less options for computers with less power but still could do more than Poser 4 + the Power Pack. I can easily live without the Firefly Renderer, for example (I do live without it because I can't get it to work). I wouldn't mind having a smaller, cheaper program without Firefly that I could use on my computer. I haven't done much with the dynamic hair or cloth, but I suspect I could live without the hair. Whatever it is that bogs Poser 5 down in slower machines seems like should have been taken away so that the program would work. It's not realistic to expect all of us to run out and replace our computers. Mine works fine except for this. But it's too late now...both for us and for Curious Labs. I think it would be a shame if the company went bankrupt over this. The idea is a good one. It's the execution that has been the real problem.