WEll, I think were looking at this from the wrong point of view.. It's not a matter of what's better or worse, it's more like, what tool is good for the job.. For instance, both Bryce and Vue have their own personalities... One of the things I really like about Vue is the skies... I wish I could get skies like that in Bryce... But on the other hand, when I want to do some heavy duty terrain editor work, Bryce's terrain editor is far more versatile and you get better results... Also, try applying a texture from a picture you fly in to a terrain created object, that has to fit the terrain.. Forget it, it doesn't work in Vue... But in Bryce, it works like a dream... However, I wouldn't say vue is better than Bryce or vice versa... So, those are just some brief examples that if I wanted to do one thing, I would use either Bryce or Vue...