@vooWow... you're serious with this? You really want to go down this road, Voo?
This is why I mention Alienware
Rated Best Laptop of 2015 Source:
http://www.laptopmag.com/gaming-laptopsThe latest version of the Alienware 17 has been upgraded to include a Nvidia GeForce GTX 980M GPU, one of the world's most powerful mobile graphics cards. But if your framerate-lust is still unquenched, you can purchase the optional graphical amp outfitted with a beastly desktop GPU. Throw in a colorful full HD display and customizable lighting and you've got a recipe for total (gaming) domination. - See more at:
http://www.laptopmag.com/gaming-laptops#sthash.LKOO5FtE.dpuf
Here's another reputable site discussing the greatness of the Alien 17
http://www.techradar.com/us/reviews/pc-mac/laptops-portable-pcs/laptops-and-netbooks/alienware-17-2015-1291790/review
Our Verdict
The Alienware 17 is a nearly perfect 17-inch gaming laptop, and the Graphics Amplifier only makes things sweeter with a beefy desktop GPU.
You're talking about overheating and keyboards? That's the argument you want to make against buying a laptop? Have you ever tried to play Wow, GuildWars, or any non-app game on a 2-in-1? No? there's a reason for that.
Here is another article that matches 2-in-1s with laptops.
https://powermore.dell.com/business/laptop-vs-2-in-1-which-is-right-for-you/The laptop wins in Memory, Performance, and games....duh?
Here's another article discussing 2-in-1s as floppers. It's a blog though, so take it with a grain of sand.
http://blog.laptopmag.com/2-in-1-tablets-are-floppingLet's just believe for a minute that everything you say is true about the keyboard issue. I think it might just be preference or it may be all good. Here is a forum where people are talking about the issue of keyboards sticking.
http://www.overclock.net/t/1291466/its-here-my-new-alienware-m17x/50Notice how another poster said he has no issues at all?
I also notice you mentioned how 2-in-1s are better laptops. Actually 2-in-1s are not laptops any more than laptops with touchscreens are tablets.
Anyway. This is my insight. I hope it will open your mind a bit. If you come away from this ignoring everything I just mentioned, consider this 1 thing:
There are uses for both 2-in-1s and laptops, but one will NOT replace the other.