I use Vim exclusively, too. And I believe it is the same as with Emacs: 50% editor, 50% lifestyle. Especially in the first days or weeks, vim is a full time job & wife/husband, but once you got a configuration that fits your needs, you will never miss it.
Currently I’m using neovim with lua-config (packer, nvim-cmp, cmp-nvim-lsp, LuaSnip, etc.). The language server integration runs like a charm. If I would configure my vim a little bit further, it could do anything a modern IDE can do.
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