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VSCode language plugins allow you to get autocomplete, go to definition, refactor support, debugging tools, etc.

Closer to IntelliJ than to Sublime, in my experience.

But such plugins exist for Sublime, too. Especially since the Language Server Protocol has been implemented.

Plugins on VSCode are a whole order of magnitude better than on Sublime, mainly because Sublime's Python API is not great.

Is there something remotely comparable to VSCode's debugger view on Sublime for instance?

I cannot tell if this comment is sarcasm or not.

Which features of IntelliJ is VSCode lacking?