It'd probably be hard to switch as there's a bunch of other plugins for VSCode that I use on top of all the keyboard shortcuts but it's nice to have an option if it continues to be developed.
It's a nice idea but has been (and continues to be) super painful for anybody actually trying to get work done. This was a huge fuckup on the part of the Google engineers to combine the rewrite with module support. They should have first added module support to the existing tools THEN bitten off the totally new paradigm of a language server. Yes it would have been more total work but so many person-years of productivity was lost with the approach they took and we are still counting.
However, Chime still contains a huge amount of custom language handling stuff, and will for the foreseeable future. LSP on its own is just insufficient for a good experience.
I remember using vim-go few years back, and I was very impressed of how much it "just works", it really turned my vim into a Go-IDE with very little effort.
I had to come back to go recently after not using it for quite a while, and a lot of the magic seems to have faded somehow. Ran into a number of issues that I had to find workarounds for.