#GENTLEMEN OF STEELPORT SR3 SERIES#

It turns out that Playa has made a powerful enemy in Phillipe, who's far more powerful than those they faced in Stilwater. After Gat and Playa blankly refuse, a firefight breaks out, during which Gat smashes Phillipe's face into a window, ultimately causing permanent damage to his left eye. The Saints are restrained and brought aboard Phillipe's private Gawalek A36, bound for Steelport, where he offers to let them live if they agree to the terms he presents them. He too he is coldly logical, dangerous and very intelligent.ДЄt the start of the game, Phillipe Loren has Playa, Johnny Gat, and Shaundi bailed out of jail following a failed, botched bank robbery at the Stilwater 1st National Bank. He has a great deal of money behind him and owns a private Gawalek A36 as well as one or two skyscrapers in the city of Steelport.ДЄccording to Steve Jaros, lead writer for Saints Row: The Third, he describes him as 'kind of a Bond villain.' He is statuesque, serene, elegant, a total gentleman, he is not effeminate and he does not play with that European stereotype. Phillipe has expensive tastes in clothing, wearing a fancy, red and black suit complete with a red scarf around his neck. Wherever he goes, he is frequently accompanied by his two lieutenants and protГ©gГ©es, Viola and Kiki DeWynter. I know I can change that.He is a tall man of average weight with white hair, and has a habit of chain smoking cigarettes. 'I don't think (Volition) chose to do what they did because they had all of the options available to them. ' works for South Park, but I'm not sure it does elsewhere,' Rubin said. In this instance, bringing Saints Row back to its roots would not be a good thing.

Before Saints Row found its voice and over-the-top sensibilities, it was just a next-gen Grand Theft Auto clone.

#GENTLEMEN OF STEELPORT SR3 SERIES#

That Rubin would openly state his dislike of the game's humor and his intentions to change the game are a bit upsetting as a series fan. 'I look at that title and I say, вЂWho cares what it is and why it got to be what it is? From that team we can make something that isn't embarrassing.'ДЇor clarification, Rubin is not saying the quality of the game is embarrassing but that its mature comedic presentation, that limits the game's potential audience, is embarrassing.

'Why couldn't that be a Red Dead Redemption or a Skyrim?' Rubin asked. In an interview with Polygon, Rubin aired his grievances over Saints Row 3's tone and crass humor and his intention to change that in future entries. What would Saints Row be without the VTOL jets and giant purple dildos? I'm not sure myself, but recently crowned THQ president and Naughty Dog co-founder Jason Rubin wants to find out. Now that I see what some developers can do to a character you love, I can now sympathise with Megaman fans. Overall I really don't recommend it unless you're after it's achievements (which once again if you miss out on one you have to load up a different save file and start the missions all over again). You get to use a gun which fires Bees at people and have super powers (which is super punches, fireballs and super sprinting, which is bloody fun to use) and you can only use them in missions. What do you get out of this? A car with a giant horn strapped onto it and 2 Brute homies. In the last 2 DLC packs you got a lot of things out of it like cars, costumes, homies etc. But the stupid thing about it is you don't get anything outside of the mission. The missions were not too shabby, highlights was Pierce singing Aisha songs and having super powers in the last mission. Johnny Gat was my favourite character in the Saints Row series (besides myself) until now because of what they've done to him. So anyone get The Trouble with Clones DLC that came out today? I got it and I have to say it's the worst pack so far.

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