@Arqmeister, I use Visual Studio 2010 every day for doing C#.
I've been using it for a very long time so have the benefit of knowing many shortcut keys and knowing when VS is likely doing something even though my screen reader might not be reporting it.
I use auto complete a lot, as well as go to definition and the refactorings like rename symbol and extract method.
I also like the hot keys for commenting / uncommenting and auto formatting code.
I can still use the debug watch window, but it's a pain, so instead I've focused on a good logging API.
It turns out that a good logging API can actually be more helpful than the debugger in many cases, such as applications where you're running a loop many times a second, AKA games.
If you decide to use C# and Visual Studio feel free to email me and we can setup a call to discuss it.
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