> vim doesn't need the fancy features of other editors (except for maybe LSP and tree-sitter for a more IDE-like experience). Both of which neovim has. Agree

> vim doesn't need the fancy features of other editors (except for maybe LSP and tree-sitter for a more IDE-like experience). Both of which neovim has. Agree with your premise, though: (n)vim does not need multi-cursor selection, for the reasons have given.