Woooaaaah, I just received my first mechanical keyboard on which I type right now for the very first time!! Amazon is incredibly fast. Took them only 20 hours to get me my package after I bought the keyboard - astonishing! Basically I can now convert the questionmark in the title of this thread to an exclamationmark.

First impression: Typing on this G80-3000 with MX-Blues is loud - no doubt! I am surprised too about the feeling I experience while typing. After all of the reading and understanding of theory and looking at force-way-diagrams I never could have thought how they fell right now. And I do miss badly thos little marker on the F and the J Keycap. My brain needs those orientation points for (kind of) touch typing.
Honestly I don't know if I like the MX-Blues, since I have no comparison how the other Switches do feel like. And I think I will need some time to adjust to this new typing experience.
I already signed up for Mrinterface's sinkpag project but I am afraid it will take to much time until I'll get the possibility to test the switches in this awesome bag.
Since the returning policy in Germany is very cool (online purchased products can be returned within 14 days if you don't like them, but you must have been carefully with them of course) I am thinking of some other keyboards to test - at least keyboards with other switches.
Since I am for the hunt for a keyboard for writing and conroling my computer through shortcurts - and maybe to vimprove myself ^^ and only to play once in a while, what do you suggest which Switches I should test first? Does it make a big difference if I try the same switches on different keyboards?
Glad for any feedback!
Edit: I just realized, that my way of typing on a rubberdome keyboard over the years is the biggest issue I have with this keyboard. I am used to use so much force when typing on a rubberdome. Using the same force on this MX-Blues keyboard results in a sound like a machine gun firing. At the moment I am trying hard not to push the keys completely down and only so far as the click happens and is a totally different experience. I am slow as a turtle but I am using only a tiny of fraction of force as I used to on a rubberdome and I now understand why writer do prefer the MX-Blues I assume. My force control is quite amteurish and I don't always succeed to not presse a button to hard but time will get me there.
Edit 2: It occures to me that if I want to use shortcuts it is much hardet to not bottom out the keys. It came to me that for a programmer it may be better to use sort of a mixed collection of different type of switches. Is this common?