@x2ero I switched to NeoVim recently. I had been using vim for 6 months. I can sum it up as:

- Better async support (non-blocking code completions and async make are awesome)
- Better message displaying.
- Better codebase (Therefore faster development and fixes)
- Can read old vim configs
- Terminal emulator like emacs
- Sensible separation of the configuration and cache files

The answer came late but give it a try  Its the vim you like but more robust

coc.nvim: Awesome async code completion tool for vim

https://github.com/neoclide/coc.nvim