u/irrelevantcontroller

KCD2 has been added globally free on PS+! If you are a console player, I personally can fully recommend it, having had over 100+ hours over 3 months of playing. I do have slight buyer's remorse, because it did cost me 20$, which is way more than the ps+ pass I already hold to play other games, but I'm not too upset, because it's a great game regardless, and I'm sure this community will only get bigger with higher inflow of console players.

That too in the middle of the tournament. You deserved being beaten up.

I was just walking around trying to find poachers, and I stumble across this... what even is this? Is this related to any quest of sorts??

I've tried a few fragrances, that cost upwards of 10 thousand rupees, but this one is a straight up monster in price. My friend, whose father is a diplomat, just had this VAN CLEEF lying around, and was gracious enough to let me have a spritz on my wrist.

Right off the bat, this perfume costs FORTY THOUSAND rupees on the market. And rightly so, it is a Van cleef Arpels fragrance, which find themselves in Hermes level luxury, meant for those who have everything.

The fragrance commands presence. It can take up the smell of a whole room and not even begin to overpower you. A single spritz is potent, deeply mossy and herbal in quality.

There's no sharpness that makes you crinkle your nose, there's not a fragrance note wasted. From the first smell, I could detect moss, herbs, and just the slightest hint of clove-like woody notes. The mossy, patchouli based notes mixed with musky base notes gave it a deep, multi levelled ability. There are some sweeter notes too, but only hints of it.

A versace eros flame feels almost watered down next to it, it's truly that fascinating. My room still smells like the perfume, an hour later.

I understand the concept of "quiet" luxury, but this fragrance is from a different time. Its loud, boisterous. It asks you if you know what it means to be in its presence. Maybe it's the price that makes me think of it that way, because oddly enough, some of these notes are parallel to WildStone code. Of course, the ingredients make the entire difference.

Phenomenal perfume. Do try if you get the chance, 10/10 no notes.

I've been using these ear buds for about a week, and here is an honest review of how it sounds to my ears. I purchased these earphones because my buds 2 pro hit the ground really hard and now one ear bud stopped working. Initially, I wanted to go for a budget earphones, but decided to get a pro earphones because I regularly use earphones in my daily commutes and in my office.

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So, here are a few pros and cons:

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1. The ambient sound is the best I've ever heard. Its phenomenal. Its better than the xm5 headphones, and thats really high praise in my opinion. The ANC is remarkable as well.

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2. The sound control works on haptic that you have to press hard for. Which is a huge plus, because youre not going to accidentally pause your music by just adjusting the sound. They're also at the stem, which I really like.

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3. The app has a ton of features, including pairing to 2 devices, figuring out your ear's hearing range, and other cool stuff. Really configurable.

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As for the music, I have mixed opinions:

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In terms of acoustic guitar, its amazing. The top ends of the music are incredibly distinct, and you can almost feel each strum of the guitar.

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The distinction between instruments is decent. In truly great earphones, you can make out each and every instrument. This, on the other hand, is just decent. Even with a ton of tinkering, its still moderately good. For the price, I expected better.

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The bass is disappointing. Not that the bass is less. But it lacks clarity. Some bass guitars sound closer to 808s than an actual string based guitar. I find is incredibly hard to miss once I noticed it. I had to turn down active bass by a ton, and then it gets bearable.

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I think in terms of how it sounds in general, I'd say its a 8/10. I listen to music from the 70s/80s, so I'd say if you are looking for real instruments coming out into your ears, this might not be the ones for you. For a commercial earphone, it hits all the right notes, and for the most part is a very enjoyable all purpose earphones. Solid 8/10, I don't regret buying it.

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