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This varies widely depending on who is doing it.BeginnerA beginner or non-designer will usually either copy the use of a typeface from a piece of design they like, or more realistically, go through their complete list of installed typefaces until they find something that fits. Given that those are usually just pre-installed OS typefaces, they will end up with Arial, Calibri, etc. – or Comic Sans.Entry Level TypographerUnlike beginners, they know a decent amount about various typefaces and will be able to choose from a variety of different styles depending on the job at hand. This is where the criteria described by Alessandro Mingione come into play. They will have a few personal favorites that they probably use too often, but will pick up alternatives the more they immerse themselves and become medium to expert level. They begin doing interesting pairings, find historically interesting type choices, etc.Medium to Expert Level TypographerWhen a designer knows a lot about typography and typefaces and becomes more experienced using specific typefaces is when you start to be able to think about type choices on a more abstract level.What about a tightly spaced Univers Condensed for titles mixed with the dark color of Underware's Dolly for body copy? Or would maybe the similarly soft but less dark Tisa work better? Tisa is available as a webfont and in more styles, so maybe it really is the better solution, although that 'a' just doesn't fit as perfectly. And really, Dolly has this swing in it's rhythm that's from another world. (I like Tisa, this is just a random example)Type choice is always in an interplay with the layout, line heights, letter-spacing, and many other factors, and once you know a lot of typefaces and how they are affected by those various factors is when you can play on another level. For example the subtle (or not so subtle) differences between various versions of Helvetica (typeface) have been the topic of multiple discussions with friends ;)But even at an expert level, you will put a lot of time into looking up the available styles of a given typeface, the cost associated with it – sometimes 100$ per style is not a realistic price – and all the other criteria listed by Alessandro.A lot of the process is – strangely enough – based on gut-feeling, as you have worked for years to build an internal typeface memory that allows you to choose typefaces based not only on logical reasoning. Jonathan Hoefler & Tobias Frere-Jones describe the qualities of typefaces very well in this following clip from the Helvetica documentary. They are talking about type design, but it fits the selection process for type just as well.Sometimes a typeface just fits perfectly from an aesthetic point of view, but the type designer (Eric Gill of Gill Sans and Joanna fame) is known for abusing his kids, having an incestuous relationship with his sister and having performed sexual acts with his dog. So maybe it's just not the right typeface for a charity for sexually abused children. That knowledge of small details is what sets apart an expert level typographer.(Also, yay, my 100th answer on Quora)

Definitely this one. Alternative Start - Live another Life.https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/9557/?Lets you skip the very beginning and allows you to start at a variety of different places in Skyrim with multiple scenarios. Invaluable if you have already completed the game and are looking to play through again and don’t want to play the main quest.It does give you the choice to start the main quest by visiting a destroyed Helgen. If you choose not to you will not have dragons randomly turning up. Personally I found them kind of annoying and prefer to play without random dragon attacks. I also tend to create characters to do certain quest lines which is another reason the mod is invaluable.

I failed to make a decision.A few years ago, I appeared for the interview in some companies.I got selected and offered by all the companies. But, I got confused whom to say, “No” or “Yes”.I had a week time to respond to them.I sought the opinions of some colleagues and friends. Asked my parents. But, the more I heard their thoughts, the more I was confused. And, I did not make any decision.I failed.That day I felt making decisions become difficult when you got multiple choices and alternates. It becomes one of the mental draining activity of your day.The Paradox of Choice by Barry Schwartz is the book that changed the way I look at choices and alternatives. I realized less is better.The more you think about it, more complex it will become to take a decision.And, it affects your abilities to make all other decisions in the day and life as well.Barry explained how choices contribute to anxiety, fear, dissatisfaction, regret and delay in decision making.Having alternatives and choices are good in our lives as it helps to choose the best of the best. But too much of a good thing is bad for our mental and emotional state.And, Barry shared some helpful ways to pick better choices and speed up the decision making process.What decisions you make or skip have a conscious or unconscious impact on your life.Here is one of the best lines of the book —“Learning to choose is hard. Learning to choose well is harder. And learning to choose well in a world of unlimited possibilities is harder still, perhaps too hard.”And, that is how I learned the rule — “Less is Better!!”More Life Changing Books —If you already and loved it, here are few more that you might enjoy — Mindset by Carol Dweck, The Subtle Art of Not Giving Fu*k by Mark Manson, The Art of Asking by Amanda Palmer, The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg, Quiet by Susan Cain, Sapiens by Harari, Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl, The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein, Mastery by Robert Greene, 48 Laws of Power.I hope you find it helpful. Thank you for reading!!