Daz Poser Which is easier to use for a complete newbie? Daz or Poser?

[dk900]

I wanted to create my own games but I'm a complete newbie. For now i am using Koikatsu and Honey select, but eventually i want to move to Daz or poser.
Which is easier to use?
I tested a little of Daz but i find it very frustrating. Poser its more easier?

 

[MissFortune]

Poser, even by Daz's rather slow standards, got left behind by the rest of the industry. It's probably at a point where it's not worth learning. If you dislike Daz, you'd just be better off staying with KK and HS 1/2 - the latter of which you can get some pretty surprising results out of. But the reality is that Daz isn't easy to learn. It's the UI, then it's figuring out assets and posing/expressions, then it's lighting, then it's skin and textures, and so forth. 3D, even with Daz being easier than the rest, isn't something that you can just pick right up.

You have to put some work into it, and even more so, want to do it.

 

[Deleted member 1121028]

I wanted to create my own games but I'm a complete newbie. For now i am using Koikatsu and Honey select, but eventually i want to move to Daz or poser.
Which is easier to use?
I tested a little of Daz but i find it very frustrating. Poser its more easier?

Poser is depreciated (dead) meanwhile Daz should launch 5.0 around this year.
That said if you find Daz frustrating, wait till you bump into more serious software xD

 

[8InchFloppyDick]

I'll offer a +1 to the comments both MissFortune and no__name already made.

3D has a steep learning curve. Like MissFortune said - if you really want to, you need to stick with it and fight the good fight.

no__name - I'm sure you've seen

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already

 

[Deleted member 1121028]

@no__name - I'm sure you've seen

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already

I didn't
How fucking cool is that?
Ty