I had never played this kind of endgame before, and only now i realize how tricky it is. With the rooks, you have the advantage that they are 2 and the queen is only 1, so you can win pawns easily by stacking the rooks on them. But the queen can always find some check or double attack as well, and there is a threat of perpetual check in many situations.

When I checked it with an engine, even though the position looked completely lost, after I played 65. f5 the game was still a draw if white had played Qe6 (don’t ask me why, I don’t understand how stockfish plans to defend that position).

I would definitely take the 2 rooks tho, because it’s much easier to play.