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Apr 07, 2017
If you wanted to keep playing Far Cry 3 after it ended...
5 of 5 found this helpful Far Cry 4 is basically a slightly better continuation of Far Cry 3. Sure the theme changed, the game mechanics changed a little, and there is a new cast of characters, but if you suffered from mild amnesia you'd think you were still playing Far Cry 3: same wacky antagonist, same hunt-for-your-gear mechanics, same wide-open world for sniping bandits and jumping off mountains. Because of this, don't expect to be blown away with anything new or unusual. Instead, the game is great fun if you loved Far Cry 3 and want to keep exploring a world with the same mechanics but new goals; for this reason I greatly enjoy Far Cry 4. There are elephants to ride, ultralight helicopters to pilot (this ends the challenge of climbing up radio towers), and breath-taking scenery. If the graphics improved much from Far Cry 3, as a casual gamer I cannot tell. But there is more to do and more to see, and this Nepali-esk open world is a fascinating back-drop for gameplay. Having been to Nepal myself, I can say that this game gives me flash backs and feels very realistic in this respect; no, I was not running around with an RPG in Nepal, but the aspects of religion and culture in-game are very similar to what I experienced traveling in the villages. The town-life of tacky modern concrete homes and ugly 80s style businesses have, fortunately, been left out of the game.
So if you're ready to pick up where Far Cry 3 left off, grab your cheetah skin ammo pouch, and your kukuri and head to Far Cry 4. It's worth exploring, and provides plenty of new opportunities to do the same things you loved in Far Cry 3.
Apr 07, 2017
Best Fit for Low-Cost Ear Buds
This is my third pair of Sol Relays in the last three years. I've tried the Sol JAX and many other ear buds over the years, but the Relays are my favorites. I need to say first that I cannot rate the sound quality; these may sound good or bad compared to other brands, I just don't expect much from little ear buds. They have the same stereoscopic noise problems that other ear buds experience, so having a good experience is all about either sitting still or running the wire under your clothes to muffle this effect (there is a decent clip included with the Sol Relays, but I don't use it). The good news is that these fit my ears like a glove; they're the most comfortable, most-likely-to-stay-in-during-movement earbuds I've ever used. This is because of the large driver housing that has a flexible rubber rim, and fits snug just outside the ear canal. The rubber tips that go partially into the ear canal and help block outside sound come in four different sizes so it's easy to get a comfortable fit with this part. These also have a microphone, which I use so much I can no longer use earbuds without one. I use these earbuds every single day for computer use, playing music from my phone, and taking phone calls and Skype calls; at this rate they last about a year, which is reasonable. There is some danger of the rubber tips falling off (if you fuss with them like I do) and getting lost, but the fatal stroke that killed both pairs that I've had in the past was when one of the ears stopped working. I couldn't figure out how or why, but it happened to both, so I'm guessing it's a weakness in the design. I can be a little rough with them sometimes, jerking them out of a device by accident or bending them hard; my guess is that they suffered a broken wire at one of the points where the wires meet either the ear bud or the jack.
I wrote this review because I keep coming back to the Sol Relays as affordable ($25 on eBay at the time of this review), secure, earbuds with a good microphone. They last about a year with heavy use, and more than make up for this in being affordable and comfortable. I've debated about buying a pair of over-the-ear headphones, but nothing beats being able to wind up my ear buds and put them in my pocket; you can't do that with any pockets or headphones I'd be seen wearing. So give the Sol Relays a chance; if they fit, you won't regret it!