Mint vs Nobara vs Bazzite

Hey guys. I've been exploring linux for the better part of 2-3 weeks now.

My goal is to replace windows as much as possible. I've already come to the conclusion that there is some software i've spent money on that I simply wont be able to use, like sony vegas and voice attack. As much as that hurts, i know I need to make the jump to linux.

So far with my exploration, I've used Mint, Nobara, and Bazzite. I have 2 computers, my laptop and my desktop. My laptop already has mint on it but its a spare laptop. Im mainly using it as a partial test bed since i have a virtual machine on my desktop.

I've learned some of the quirks regarding Mint and Bazzite and i currently am checking out nobara through a vm. My main pc is used for gaming, streaming, browsing, sometimes messing around with AI, game development i am as much of a game dev as a nursing student is a nurse. My question to you all is based off of your collective experience, which of these 3 do you all think would be the best for my use case?

Things i like about all 3:

Mint: I love how its one of the closest ones ive seen to replace windows. Its super simple, boring, no crazy fluff, no bs. It's what you would expect from an OS.

Bazzite: I love the security that naturally comes with it because of it being immutable. I love the stability, and that bazzite bazzar making it easy for me to find things. I also love distroshelf+distrobox that comes with it right out the box. I love the software selection that comes right out the box too.

Nobara: I've not used nobara for long, but so far with it being mutable, it makes it way easier to troubleshoot things using the common knowledge that is out and about from other forums.