I have the blue yeti and while the audio quality itself is nice its really not great for streaming/casting, at least for me.
I've got it on my desk so it picks up keyboard presses as well as my phone when I put it down which can really lesser the quality of a cast. If you hit your desk and feel the vibrations pretty easily then the yeti is def gonna pick it up. If you're getting a mic arm that is attached to something solid then I'm guessing this won't be an issue for you.
Yeti is a great solution if you're getting into streaming/casting, but from my experience, it really only gets you so far.
edit: I got mine second hand after like 5 years of use and it's still going strong.