Unfortunately it's not on par with actual vim or what you get with Sublime and IntelliJ. The vscode vim plugin mostly emulates the modality of vim, without sup

Unfortunately it's not on par with actual vim or what you get with Sublime and IntelliJ. The vscode vim plugin mostly emulates the modality of vim, without support for things like :%s/x/y/ substitutions and other commands. I'm hoping that with time it will mature and improve. Haven't seen any improvements over the last few months though (I last tried it about 2 or 3 weeks ago).