Shortcut Studio - Bridge 75

I will assume MMORPGs don't require a numpad, so the form factors will likely be 80% and below Bridge75 (MMD Princess switches that came with mine are 10 grams lighter than Cherry MX Reds so that might be awkward for you, though it is hot swappable so you can swap out the switches for any of your preference WITHOUT soldering) Mchose GX87 (has an F13 key!) Lucky65 v2 (it's a barebones kit, meaning you need to source the switches and keycaps. I'd recommend something like Akko v3 cream black pro and any keycap set you find of your liking) None of these are hall effect, so it's *technically* not the best in terms of gaming, but I don't think it would help an average gamer significantly in fps games unless you one day decide to pick up racing games

I just got into keyboards for real back in October. Before that I thought I had lucked into finding endgame when I stumbled across a used drevo blade master and a soldered, wired red switch anne pro 2. Now I have loads of different keyboards from unbranded toy keyboards up to the Mode Sonnet. And way too many switches to admit to. And I'm still learning. The best keyboard for under 100 that you can currently buy is the Bridge75. It's on pre-order at Divinikey and maybe other vendors like Drop. Wobkey is launching it's Kickstarter for the Zen65 on June 3rd. That looks to be even better. Other boards that are great but higher priced include the Crush80, Evo80, and anything from QwertyKeys. Keychrons are dependable work horses that come in a bajillion different form factors (check their website to get an idea of everything they offer). Getting a Q series or V series used is a great starter board for many. But they're more expensive than the Bridge75, even when used, so I usually don't recommend them. If you want a wireless Keychron, you have to make sure you get one that says "pro" or "Max" after the number.

Bridge75 is the best for under 100 (preorder on Divinikey) Galaxy70 or Galaxy80 are good and super creamy

The creamiest keyboards I've tried out of the box are the Kisnt and the Galaxy70 with Petal switches. But those are janky budget keyboards compared to the Crush80 and Bridge75. I'd recommend picking up some Milky Yellow Pros. Those are so thocky and so satisfying. Or Oil Kings if you want a deeper sound. Either of those sound great in any keyboard.

Just build your own honestly. Get a rd75 or rainy75 or bridge75 and gateron milky pros with pbt keycaps of your choice. If you’re okay with plastic, because imo it has a more muted sound profile then get a GMK87/67 and build it with gateron milky pros and pbt keycaps of your choice.

I have the bridge 75 plus, there was a he version but it got discontinued