1) Vim and Emacs are already on your production servers so a large number of people have to use them anyway so that's extra mental overhead.
2) Sublime development is languishing this will eventually lead to a stalled plugin pipeline and the need to learn a new tool or write your own plugins.
3) Stick with a tool that you can have a level of faith will still be well supported for the next 20 years.
1) Vim and Emacs are already on your production servers so a large number of people have to use them anyway so that's extra mental overhead.
2) Sublime development is languishing this will eventually lead to a stalled plugin pipeline and the need to learn a new tool or write your own plugins.
3) Stick with a tool that you can have a level of faith will still be well supported for the next 20 years.