Heck no; I reinstalled distros multiple times a week while I was distro hopping and Arch got reinstalled once before I quickly realized it didn't offer anything

Heck no; I reinstalled distros multiple times a week while I was distro hopping and Arch got reinstalled once before I quickly realized it didn't offer anything to make that install process worthwhile. I use Fedora primarily because of SELinux, and apparently Arch doesn't even use a MAC by-default and expects manual-setup. openSUSE Tumbleweed is a better rolling-release implementation imo and has even been more up-to-date than Arch when it came to some major GNOME, KDE and kernel updates.