I always try to be unbiased about these things no matter what tool I prefer, and to be honest, I'm impressed by Vue's renderer.  I used it once for about two weeks many years back, and even back then I really liked it.

I've never taken much notice of Vue since then, so the aliasing thing isn't something I notice.  But one thing I do like about the output is that it has an organic look to it, and maybe that has something to do with the aliasing or algorithms they use for outdoor scenery.  But yup, I do like the way it sort of 'meshes together' to produce it's final look, if that makes any sense.  Kinda like comparing the look of film to digital (I prefer the look of film), and although Vue is digital, I think there's something slightly organic looking about the way it renders, and like I said, maybe that has something to do with the different way Vue renders things.

That animation restriction is waaaaaaaaay too petty for my liking, though, and for their pettiness they lost at least this potential (although not very likely) customer.