I love Corel Draw myself. It’s less expensive, uses less ram, and I get really nice results if I want to combine vector and bitmaps. If I need to design something for an adobe user I can simply save a version in AI format, PDF, SVG, or PSD if I’m using painter. I’ve never had a problem doing this for clients. I’ve also never had any trouble editing downloaded resources and assets. I’ve also got a built-in Pantone guide. Draw and Illustrator essentially do all of the same things, it’s just that there are so many people in the industry using Illustrator that it’s developed a better reputation than Draw. If you go to a lot of countries in Europe though, it’s the exact opposite.

I prefer PHOTOSHOP...:D

now i do with photoshop :) goodbye corel

When you view a painting, does it matter to you whether the painter used a horse-hair brush or a synthetic one?
Use the tools you are comfortable with, and your art will benefit from it. Your post makes quite clear you prefer Corel to PS, so why even consider changing?

LOL, forget that last line… I read slamgirl65’s post as if it was the OP…. my bad.