While the AIMS approach is in principle a rigorous path toward the exact dynamics of photo-excited molecular systems, the computational cost of this approach sometimes forces the user to relax the parameters necessary for convergence, especially for the number of initial Gaussian functions. We suggest caution when using such results for a benchmark against more approximate methods such as novel MQC approaches. Thus, care must be taken when comparing the MQC results to these highlevel benchmarks, keeping in mind that the convergence of the parameters/initial conditions for these wavepacket approaches is paramount to the quality of the results.