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Content  Thanks to a series of terrible policies and decisions,
Ubisoft's PC ports of their big-budget titles have been
something to avoid for quite a while now. Thankfully, FarCry 3
manages to break this trend by being the best version of the
game available on any platform. That said, is FarCry 3 a game
worth buying at all?  Unlike most big-budget releases this year,
the aspect of the game that UbiSoft pushed the most before its
release was the story. To be sure, the story is very unique,
particularly for a first person shooter. You play a rich young
playboy who is on a vacation in the tropics when he parachutes
into an island that turns out to be inhabited with pirates. From
there, he joins a tribe of natives and goes on a quest to rescue
his friends.  The part of this plot that Ubisoft spent so much
time playing up was the head of the pirates, Vaas Montenegro,
and his insanity. Vaas is certainly the best villain of the
year, but FarCry 3 doesn't u