Always back to REAPER

Here the same! In my case I would not call it a habit, but a necessity if you want to work hassle free. No matter how sexy others might look, sooner or later I ran into trouble or limitations that I just do not know from Reaper. No other DAW seems to run so stable, especially if I experiment with many "free" or commercial plugins. And if I really want to work with another software on the surface, I need Reaper at least as a "backend" or external host/bridge for all the plugins that cause headaches in the other environment. I used some kind of virtual audio (integrated in VSTforx)and midi cable to realize that. But, currently I experiment to do that with ReaStream. So far, it seems to be a very nice solution...

Its great and UI is amazing but i always feel something missing there.

I am more into Live Audio with Instruments being played. So not a Big techno beat guy here. For me it's 2 Daw's Primary is Presonus Studio One 2.6 Secondary ( FX Network Slave, Back tracks, midid stuff) is Reaper Good Combo and never had any problems. This way my primary Laptop running the Automation and patch changes inside Studio One while Reaper is running on a Desktop about 50 feet away doing it's magic. No one Daw is perfect but I believe network intermixing Daw's is the future in live audio or any Audio work. This has been done in the Graphics software for almost 20 years now with Network slave rendering.