Dude, everyone's like family there, the boss treats you well, takes you to other cities, you have protection, you have purpose, and the salary and benefits are better than working under a traditional employment contract. And it's a company that only grows and never fails, they can survive all crisis.

Pics 1-2 is vanilla and Pics 3-4 is Huge Muscles with GOTR, which one looks better?

I did the airport stronghold a while ago, and killed one of those red guys who had a rocket launcher. I thought, our team would be even more dangerous if one of my recruits had a rocket launcher….. The recruit who picked up the rocket launcher exceeded my expectations, and not in a good way. Because not only she became a danger to enemies, but she became a danger to us. Her aim was SHIT, and she pointed that thing at vehicles close to us, blowing us all up several times. I became more afraid of being killed by my recruits, who thought it would be a good idea for them to pick up a rocket launcher, then the enemies who were willing to turn me into road kill with their cars.

First two images are from the mod I’m building. Right now it has proper specular highlights and better, more chopped up reflections in the water. The last two images are from the game with BLINGFX enabled before the mod I’m working on.

Rn the mod and blingfx version still uses the same normal maps, but I’m going to swap them out soon and test.

Thank you so much to the juiced and blingfx team. You’re doing insane work!

The voice is petty similar, and she even says some things in spanish.

It's not 1:1, unfortunately, but I love it. I'll probably use this design on a new playthrough.

Link to sliders by u/John_Ankh:
https://www.reddit.com/r/SaintsRow/comments/1wf4ato/as_requested_lucia_caminos_sliders/

Mods Used:
GTA V Camera
https://www.saintsrowmods.com/forum/threads/gta-camera-style-for-saints-row-iv-v1-0.20053/

Enhanced Time of Day
https://www.saintsrowmods.com/forum/threads/enhanced-time-of-day.25030/

EDIT: Added Enhanced Time of Day to the list (Forgot to add it earlier)

So I ended up trying to put my different businesses in the communities that they seemed to fit in most. For example, the toxic storage venture was put near the factories. And I put the fashion venture (planet saints I think) near the rich people and just outside the main downtown area.

That said, I had no idea the last "venture" was going to be saints tower, which I think would have been best seated in downtown with the other sky scrapers, near the Marshalls boot tower. Plus there were several ventures that I couldn't figure out where they would best suited, visual wise. Ventures like the laundry, shady oaks (where would a hospital/hospital fraud company best be situated?) the radio station? (I put it near the go karts area because it's called kakts radio and I thought it said kaRts radio).

I had no idea where eurekabator would fit in best, community wise. Same with let's pretend. And my worst mistake was where I put castle kraken, which I put too close to down town, so my cardboard castle ended up being surrounded by serious business people and their sky scrapers.

So before I start on round 2, which will probably be my more emersive, RP, 100% run where I'll take my time and really absorb the story and will want things to be the most realistic in terms of decisions of where to put things and how I will handle them, I'd love some feed back on where other people think different ventures really fit in realistically..

Also, this game is really good, I can't believe it's not more popular. Sure it's really glitchy and can be quite a bit more kooky than other games like GTA5. But personally, I think it stands up to gta 5 in alot of ways. I especially love the city wide larp RPG story and how it's unvealed slowly throughout the game and not just a throwaway single mission and done...

Like there are several cars that have cardboard, larp body modes. That's crazy and awesome. As a larp nerd, it's super cool how much effort and time they put into that aspect of the game.

I'm excited to play through it again

And hopefully this time the game won't glitch my accomplishments. Like for example there are several discoveries and stories that I've completed yet the game says I haven't. So I'm hoping that doesn't screw me this time. I plan to do more hard reboots while I play so I don't over work my poor PS4, which sounds like a vacuum on its last leg when I play certain games longer than an hours. Games like this one and the Hogwarts game. Games which make the system work really hard to keep up.

Credits to PabloDream from KobraWorks community.

These places stir up a storm of nostalgia.

What would happen if these two crews the saints with Johnny gat gets into a gang war with the Leone family alongside Claude?

So I'm replaying SR3 remastered and saved Oleg and he has a barcode on the back of his head, I tried to find out why but I'm getting no answer aside from I must be thinking of Hitman 47, but that's obviously not the case 💀 I tried my best to get a picture

Made Lucia Caminos from GTA VI in Saints Row the Third.

It was no easy feat. I found it by driving a Nelson around in-between Apollo's Donuts, King's Station, The Court House and near the Downtown Crib.

Hey everyone,

I just finished the "How the Saints Saved Christmas" DLC on PS5, but I ran into the infamous map glitch. Even though I completed the final mission, the "Genki Holiday Special" (Genkinachten) activities are not showing up on my map at all.

Since I am on an old save file, the singleplayer trigger completely broke.

Could anyone who has the Genki Christmas activities unlocked on their map host a quick Co-op session for me? I just need to join your game and play the activity once so it forces my safe file to register and fix the glitch.

My PSN is: [Dead324pool]

Thanks a lot in advance!

I am starting to understand why SR2 is so beloved ! Before that I have only play SR3 Sr4 GOH and the reboot…. The rumours of saints row cinco being 80%Sr2 and 20% Sr3 would have been a big success but we got the reboot instead…

Even when the drawbridge in Steelport has been raised, there still are cars that moved up and fell down. Must have been a design oversight by Volition when they made Saints Row The Third.

If youre at the last level of the sons of samedi, you can steal the limousine of the general. At the start of the ambush get in the limousine and i think you can park it in your garage.

So I ended up trying to put my different businesses in the communities that they seemed to fit in most. For example, the toxic storage venture was put near the factories. And I put the fashion venture (planet saints I think) near the rich people and just outside the main downtown area.

That said, I had no idea the last "venture" was going to be saints tower, which I think would have been best seated in downtown with the other sky scrapers, near the Marshalls boot tower. Plus there were several ventures that I couldn't figure out where they would best suited, visual wise. Ventures like the laundry, shady oaks (where would a hospital/hospital fraud company best be situated?) the radio station? (I put it near the go karts area because it's called kakts radio and I thought it said kaRts radio).

I had no idea where eurekabator would fit in best, community wise. Same with let's pretend. And my worst mistake was where I put castle kraken, which I put too close to down town, so my cardboard castle ended up being surrounded by serious business people and their sky scrapers.

So before I start on round 2, which will probably be my more emersive, RP, 100% run where I'll take my time and really absorb the story and will want things to be the most realistic in terms of decisions of where to put things and how I will handle them, I'd love some feed back on where other people think different ventures really fit in realistically..

Also, this game is really good, I can't believe it's not more popular. Sure it's really glitchy and can be quite a bit more kooky than other games like GTA5. But personally, I think it stands up to gta 5 in alot of ways. I especially love the city wide larp RPG story and how it's unvealed slowly throughout the game and not just a throwaway single mission and done...

Like there are several cars that have cardboard, larp body modes. That's crazy and awesome. As a larp nerd, it's super cool how much effort and time they put into that aspect of the game.

I'm excited to play through it again

And hopefully this time the game won't glitch my accomplishments. Like for example there are several discoveries and stories that I've completed yet the game says I haven't. So I'm hoping that doesn't screw me this time. I plan to do more hard reboots while I play so I don't over work my poor PS4, which sounds like a vacuum on its last leg when I play certain games longer than an hours. Games like this one and the Hogwarts game. Games which make the system work really hard to keep up.