You've essentially done the same thing as Psycho Sonny though, just the other way round. There's nothing here to argue about, it's all a matter of personal opinion. What I will say, however, is that if you feel that some of the onscreen elements on Android are far too big (most of them are enormous, and rather silly), PA is the only ROM that fixes that without causing further issues (eg. with the Play Store). The ability to remove the navigation bar and use pie controls is also a bonus IMO (though gestures for hidden controls are almost always hateful - look at Windows 8 - PIE and LMT are really a couple of the very few exceptions I've seen). If it weren't for this, I'd be using CM still; I want to have only the options that I need, nothing more, nothing less. CM is pretty much the only ROM that does this for me.
With the ROM thing as a whole, for me it's the little tweaks that make the difference, not the huge changes. I like to stick with ROMs that change as little as possible in terms of the way in which Android works. I want to be able to create custom LED notifications, see the battery percentage etc, without the use of extra apps that cause more frustration than they ought to.
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