Oozekip

Having more than one piece of data per node isn't bad practice, and it would help with organization if you keep them together. 

The WASD code is a really solidly built keyboard. White backlighting, nice weight, and not too flashy. Most people get it for the clears (actually a bit harder to come by than greens sometimes), but there is a green version available that comes with pre-installed o-rings. The tenkeyless version is available on Massdrop right now (shipping outside the US is pretty expensive, though), and there's also a Full-sized version
 
It's what I'm currently using as my primary board, and I really like it. WASD also has the V2, which from my understanding is mostly the same as the Code, but without backlighting and with custom keycaps.

I have a board with reds (Corsair K65), one with greens (WASD Code), and I m getting a 60% with clears that should be arriving tomorrow (Pok3r). I like Greens the best, but they're quite heavy and I know a lot of people prefer lighter keys. I'd definitely recommend trying them out or getting a switch tester before you make any decision, though, since it is a very personal decision.
 
Also, look into non-cherry switches if your interested, particularly Matias/Alps and Topre. They both have a very different feel to Cherry style switches, and I've very heard good things about both of them (I have not been able to try either out personally). It can be a bit harder to find a board to test them on, though, and if you ever want custom caps, non-cherry style switches can significantly reduce your options.

Dark souls 2, defiantly Dark Souls 2. That and the original Dark Souls have actually been most of what I have played this year.

Yeah, this is basically what I was going to say. Wolfenstein is one if the best FPS's in recent history, Dark Souls 2 is flat out amazing, and though I'm not really a fan of telltale adventure games, a lot if people really like them. Borderlands pre-sequel is coming later, along with far cry 4, and if you wait until February, the witcher 3 is looking absolutely fantastic. You have to keep in mind we kind of just came out of the time of the year when less games are released, and that goes doubly this year, but it's almost fall when the biggest releases come out.
EDIT: forgot about the strategy games! Civ after earth is coming in October and we had AoW 3 earlier this year. Oooh, and transistor came out in May...
Despite all their hate, thief was pretty good for what it was, and watchdogs is good, despite not living up to the hype. I'm actually having a harder time thinking of many good games from last year.