I was reading the thread, and I was somewhat tolerating Talavaj... But then I saw this:
wc3 was just starcraft in 3d and starcraft 2 is just warcraft 3 in better 3d.
I'm really sorry, and I mean you no offense, but...
You're an **.
But I have to agree on the menus in Skyrim, here:
I freaking hate skyrim's menu and the fact that neither fullscreen nor windowed mode allows you to go desktop no matter what kind of athletic stunt you do doesn't help either. It really is a bad xbox port.
But as for your second problem, uhhh...
Alt+tab? Seems to work fine for me. To go back to the game, just alt+tab to Skyrim twice, instead of only once. Yeah, I don't like how little effort they put into porting Skyrim from XBOX to PC, but the story, gameplay and everything else(Yes, even the graphics) are epic.
I just dislike starcraft and the blatantly half-arssed manner they are producing Diablo III in.
Half-arsed manner...?
I'm sorry, but did you see the Blizzcon panel about how they made the Black Soulstone cinematic? If anything, at least the cinematics are VERY well produced. It took them like, literally, YEARS to make a single cinematic. Their "work-flow" is very, very slow, and tedious, but extremely effective in the end, and very detailed. My guess is that they first write every single cinematic, dialog line, character, setting, unit, building, etc in a game; And then they develop it one by one over the course of something like 4-7 years. That was, I think, the case with SC2, and possibly Diablo 3. Of course, they are free to make tweaks and changes as they work.
also "hard" in a way that enemies are agile/unpredictable/have very little openings, not hard in a way that you can't beat an enemy just because your lvl is too low. that isn't hard, it's just a level scaling mechanic.
I don't know if that's my playstyle here, but as a lightly armored, sneaky, bow-using character, I have to quicksave and load a LOT of times. Many times, it's simply because I want to kill everyone in a 'perfect' way, e.g, one by one, without being detected at all. But in the majority of the cases, if I DO get detected by a moderately-powerful enemy(I'm a level 22, a Cave Bear or a Bandit Highwayman are rather dangerous to me), I'm pretty much dead. Sure, I have my Fire Breath Thu'um and my dual daggers, but those crazy, heavily armored, 2 handed axe wielding maniacs hit like a truck. I don't really have a chance to slice them up fast enough, and shooting with a bow is just too slow(despite dealing much more damage).
What the hell is this? Are you drunk or just screwing us around?
As he writes like that in every post, I believe it's the later.
I'm pretty sure that he, rather successfully, summed this thread up.
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Okay, since I'm finally done reading this thread... (FYI, my thread-reading 'technique' is to go post by post and reply to interesting stuff while I still remember what I want to say about it, and post as soon as I have anything else written down. Then I edit my post as I continue reading the thread and encountering more interesting quotes. At least, that's what I do when I start reading a thread 'from scratch'.)
Personally, I think Skyrim is amazing. The only problem I encountered so far is placing stuff in your house. I have a house in Whiterun, and as far as I can tell, if I just drop an item and move it around by holding "E", then save and load, the item comes back to the exact position it was when I dropped it. This means I cannot really decorate my house, at all, asides from putting stuff inside chests, or dropping random items in random places for no apparent reason. This makes me very sad.

I kind of wanted to have Pelagius' Hip Bone and a couple of Mammoth and Horker tusks on some table, an Amulet of Talos near my bed(to show that I'm a believer of Talos, and a proud Stormcloak, and I don't give a shit about those imperial bastards), some clothes lying around on my end-tables and cupboards, and some nice dishes I collected from various locations in my kitchen, as well as some delicious food.