Amazon is a place where you have to deal with fake items and getting fraudulent returns shipped to you as new. Your reward for this is maybe a 5% discount.

It depends on the paper based on some quick searching, but I can pickup the paper from staples faster than Amazon will deliver it.

It depends on the product, but brick and mortar is superior to Amazon in some cases now. It’s mostly just things that are easy to ship that Amazon is cheap for.

I use it a lot. Ever since windows 8, the best way to use windows has been hit the windows key and type what you want.

Additionally there are a few shortcuts that are handy

• win + L for locking
• win + E for file explorer
• win + D for desktop
• win + ctrl + alt + shift + L to hate what windows has become

Turkey is a NATO member, they might talk a good game, but they aren’t going to act against US interests. The blowback would be catastrophic for Erdogan and Turkey.

One side exists for the sole purpose of eliminating the other. Pretty sure war is inevitable in that scenario.

There’s a few factors. The news reports more events from further away, so there’s always crime to report on. Stats mostly focus on violent crime, someone breaking the window of every car on a street isn’t violent crime. Smaller property crimes only get reported if the police know about them, less people are contacting the police because they won’t respond anyway. Drug use leaves a bigger impression than the actual crime, it doesn’t take many people to litter an area with needles or other paraphernalia.

People also remember negative events more, you remember replacing your catalytic converter a lot more than all the days you didn’t have to replace it

Armorer (smithing), alchemy, athletics (gone), block, enchanting, unarmored (alteration perk), weapon, and armor skills are the same or better in their Skyrim versions.

Enchanting and magic were far more powerful in Morrowind, but also game breaking. They aren’t game breaking in Skyrim, but magic is limited. Having actual mana regeneration is huge though. Again random chance to fail isn’t a great mechanic, higher level magic requiring absurd mana when low skilled does a better job of creating a power curve. Leveling magic in Skyrim actually requires it to affect things, which is more interesting than making a 1 mana spell.

Combining speech craft and mercantile was also a good change. The disposition system was super basic, just bribe anyone that didn’t like you and taunt anyone you want to kill. The random intimidate\admire system works better here as you can’t just keep trying with bribes\taunts to get what you want. Taunting people to death isn’t that deep.

Skyrim arguably offers better combat depth as it’s far easier to utilize combinations of magic, powers, shouts, melee and ranged combat. Combat is hardly deep in either game, there’s more options in Morrowind, but it’s more about what color you want the magic than anything deeper than Skyrim.

Weapon and sneak grinds existed in Morrowind too, you just couldn’t do them all at once without hurting your leveling. If you wanted to switch weapon types in Morrowind, it usually involved summons and spamming attacks until you hit them reliably.

I wouldn’t say Morrowind is deeper than Skyrim mechanically, but it is more complex. There’s just more wrong answers in Morrowind, spears aren’t a different play style, it’s just an effective handicap for combat. Choosing major skills becomes a stat and level cap that’s never really explained, you just get a worse character. Walking into a wall for a few hours so you move faster isn’t interesting gameplay.

Lock picking and trap disarming in Skyrim is better than Morrowind.

The story and quest elements are generally better in Morrowind.

Spanish and Scottish accents are basically identical.

What are the excellent mechanics? It’s not leveling, quest journal, inventory management, stealing from vendors, walking speed being a stat you level, etc.

Morrowind is a good story wrapped in terrible game mechanics. Skyrim is a moderate story wrapped in pretty good game mechanics. I do miss levitation though, even if it negated as many things as it helped.

It’s underdeveloped because a terrorist organization fought a war to control the telecommunications system so they could leverage it more effectively for more terrorism.

Hating Romani is more a European thing.

Probably some of the old Nintendo games. Silver surfer is an extremely difficult bullet hell. Battletoads required insane memorization and timing, pretty sure you had to act before the game even told you in some places.

This is a big part of it. Dealing with China isn’t any better, but it probably won’t blow up on the leaders in their tenure so they might as well tag the bag.

You will stop most the fake threats though, which seems to be the intent.

For me it’s the fact that most of them aren’t actually able to be beaten on any given run.

Historic in it’s ability to harm the poors in the bay area.