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Nintendo.

I like using frankenswitches but i use Alpacas most of time.

To be honest, saying "creamy, clacky" is kinda an oxymoron. Creamy tends to be used in conjunction with "thock". So I'd try to determine what sound you actually want first.

When I think of creamy I kinda think of a smoother and really clean switch that has some pop

TP-Link

Do you wanna give a sound reference? That'd probably help.

Also, regarding the Keychron v3, what plate does it come with? I'm failing to remember.

Steel plate (I might buy a pc or Pom plate), this is the sound that really got my attention though https://youtu.be/qfa8eO0dnGU

Sounds like normal clack then. I mean, realistically, you can't really go wrong with cherry mx black (but I think if you don't get broken in ones, they feel pretty bad). Surprisingly, this has had a similar experience for me:
https://divinikey.com/products/owlab-neon-linear-switches

A lil' more oomph in it personally.