Overall, Far Cry 3-- excuse me, Far Cry 4-- is a decent game. Not an overly great game, but I think there's nothing wrong when a video game is just decent, at least it's not bad, and there's TONS of bad video games out there.

Far Cry comes to America in the latest installment of the award-winning franchise. Hope County, Montana, has been overrun by a fanatical doomsday cult – The Project at Eden’s Gate. Upon your arrival, you must spark the fires of resistance to liberate the community. Fan the flames of resistance and fight to free Hope County from the grip of a deadly cult.

Beware the wrath of Joseph Seed and his cult followers as you support the resistance in small-town America. Explore Hope County and discover the Montana countryside, its wildlife, and its inhabitants in an exciting open world. Play your way.

Build your character, make your own allies, and watch the world change as you progress. Submitted on 2/19/2019 Review title of Hawk SlaydenEpic Co-op im not a Farcry fan at all. But when New Dawn was released that interested me enough to buy this one. Im so glad I did as Farcry5 is an epic game to play with my son.Im 47, hes 26. I just finished it and cant wait to jump right back in with New Dawn with the new features that convinced me to buy this one. Well played Ubi 😎 New Dawns going to sell more Farcry5 copies for you.

Keep adding the RPG and survival features to your games. Youve earned a new fanboy here. Make that 2 fanboys 👍. Submitted on 2/24/2019 Review title of GoblinKing97Amazing story I came into the game with low expectations. My first FarCry was 3 and I loved the story, and I played it nonstop. 4 left me disappointed, with a story I couldn't invest in. Primal was cool and unique, but I also didn't complete it.

Because I never finished the games, I was hesitant. But for $15, I figured there wasn't much risk. This game is amazing. That desire to keep pushing onward, to continue exploring and completing those small tasks along the way. The Resistance meter was a terrific touch and gave me that visual of progress.

The controls feel amazing, even aircraft to my surprise. Topped with an Arcade Mode, similar to Doom SnapMap, with user created content. I was disappointed by FC4 and Primal.

But FC5 was one of the best games I've played in the last few months, forcing me to pull all-nighters just to get one more mission. Give it a try, and I'm positive you will at least have fun discovering the world of Hope County. Come be a part of The Project.

Just say yes. Submitted on 2/25/2019 Review title of HBKshowstopper4Extraordinary This is an amazing game. My only gripes are the forced kidnapping/cutscenes (though you can skip them), only 1 save slot and being unable to give money or medkits to your co-op partner. The gameplay is solid though. Story itself is easy to understand if you watch the cutscenes and read the notes scattered around each region. The intro is awesome. The soundtrack is outstanding.

Even with New Dawn out, I have continued to play this game since April. I purchased New Dawn a few days after release, but so far have only played it once. Not as impressed with New Dawn as I was/am with Far Cry 5. 3d sexvilla 2 full download for android. You won't regret buying this game especially now that it's like 20 bucks or less. Submitted on Review title of Ti HsienBad story, mediocre game The story is awful, which really wouldn't be a big problem if it didn't arbitrarily force itself down your throat and then have one of the worst and most unsatisfying endings I've ever seen. Putting aside the story, the NPCs that make up your squad have awful AI and the humans are a source of constant terrible dialogue. The vehicle controls are made out of hate.

The enemy marking system is awful. The lack of a good hiding system makes attempting a stealthy approach farcical.

My take aways: * Reasons to migrate were: unresponsive support, inconvenient deployment, closed source, huge cost. * It took just 10 man-years to rewrite whole project from Oracle to Postgres (e.g. 10 developers, 1 year), which is amazing. * They benefited from Postgres data versioning, arrays and composite types. * They liked writing logic on PL/pgSQL more than on Oracle PL/SQL: reduced code size, increased test coverage. * Easier deployment of changes due no library cache locks. Great thing for community is that Yandex now commited to Postgres, meaning it will get more testing and bug-fixes faster.

Any idea if they support email 'distribution lists' or similar? I want something like test@example.com > delivered to list of users with a mix of email addresses at other domains. Gandi.net does this now (they call it a forwarding only address) but their included mailbox size is 1GB. I've got a non-profit domain that needs more email storage. I tried Zoho last year after hearing multiple recommendations and it was nothing but problems with spam coming in and my outbound emails being incorrectly marked as spam. I even had SPF + DKIM tested and working from the start! Not sure I would try them again after that experience.