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Feb 12, 2020
Good Quality Multi-Purpose Product
A Multi-Purpose Item that smells nice:
If you want something much more pleasant and far less annoying than moth balls or moth crystals, this item is for you. Camphor is a synthetic copy of a volatile plant resin (from the camphor tree) very useful for repelling moths, and has such a pleasant fragrance that it is also used in religious ceremonies in India.
It can also easily be broken up into loose crystals and kept in small sealed jars and used as an inhaler for people with colds and sinus problem, as it is the grease-free active ingredient in Vicks Vapo-Rub products. It will literally numb and relax inflamed sinuses. "How do you spell sinus relief "--camphor.
An unexpected and not-well-known bonus is that once inhaled it will also numb your sense of smell, so if a person needs to work around something (or someone) that is foul or smells bad, this will also allow you to temporarily turn off your sense of smell. Way better than Pine-Sol or Febreeze in my opinion. The fragrance is potent, and not for everyone. But there is a reason I buy it buy the pound instead of by the ounce.
Jan 29, 2020
Magnificent Lighted Medallion and Stand
Best-Looking Replica Prop Around
There are a number of good-looking Eye of Agamotto replicas around, but for a reasonable price none of the others have all the features this one has: The lithium watch batteries are replaceable, and long-lived, the core of the medallion has two movable adjustable eyelids, and the front and back halves snap together with magnets for easy maintenance. If desired the green glass gem in the core can be removed and replaced with another or with an actual mineral crystal the same size (not provided, but easy enough to find). The top of the base has a green LED at the center of the V-shaped stand, and the lighted base ca be powered either with batteries or with a micro-USB port hidden in the bottom.
The amount of light produced by the Eye is substantial, and this can also be improved by adding metal reflective tape behind it inside the case, and possibly even more with a small magnifying mirror.
The detail work on the antiqued bronze medallion and base are impressive and beautiful, and the colorful wrapped cord finishes the effect that this could have been an actual screen-used prop.
Magnificent piece of work, and completely suitable for any collector of memorabilia. I will be very pleased to wear this item in cosplay as Doctor Strange
May 25, 2016
Clunky, Confusing, Complicated, and Outdated
0 of 10 found this helpful This game was purchased to complete the set of Elder Scrolls between Morrowind and Skyrim. The graphics must have been designed for a CRT monitor aspect ratio, because it looks distorted and stretched on a widescreen LCD monitor. Compared to Skyrim, the graphics, especially character faces look outdated and simplistic. The area and local map controls were hard to find, and the compass quest arrows were hard to follow and confusing if several quests were enabled at the same time. Not recommended for anyone who has already seen and played Skyrim or The Elder Scrolls Online by the same studio.
What is similar to Skyrim is the Console Controls (also known as cheat codes) that are not mentioned in the instructions, but are found online that allow a player using a PC to audit this game, play any quest in God Mode, or arbitrarily add in-game items like gold or lockpicks as desired. The game designers seem very fond of placing numerous physical obstructions in this game that turn it into a kind of obstacle-course, and the player has to figure out a lot of convoluted and confusing cues to navigate around to complete the quests, which seem designed to slow down game progress more than anything else. I suppose the obstacle-course design was meant to make gameplay more interesting, but the end result was a game that is more frustrating and annoying than challenging. This game still plays on Windows 7 and on Windows 10. My recommendation: buy Skyrim or The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited made by the same company instead of this game, unless you still have a CRT monitor to play it on and prefer simple-looking graphics.