I would go for Nobara then because it's based on Fedora and I've heard it's got most of the gaming things setup out of the box. But you install your gaming stuff on normal Fedora too except for Nobara has some patches specific gaming patches applied but it will depend on your hardware if you notice it or not. I've ran different types of kernels and never notice a difference in my gaming experience.
A blue print: Brand new pen tester, what I've learned in three months.