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Well, factory pre-lubed switches on many occasions have lube on the switches' legs. This forfeits a lot of tactility. Next time, lube them yourself I would say.
Keep in mind that tactility and scratch are two different things. Having physical/audible feedback is subjective but I think no one ever wants to feel friction everytime they press a key. 
I do agree that a lot of the character of these switches have become homogenized from the popularity of lubing, filming, etc. I still never ever want to feel scratch in my keys. >

Scratchiness and tactility are not the same thing. Scratchiness is just friction along the whole switch's travel making it sound... well... scratchy. You can have a smooth tactile switch, and a scratchy linear switch. If you want more tactility, buy a more tactile switch.  There are more switches out there than red, blue, black, brown.  There are hundreds of different types of switch.