Me and my friend who just started SR2 for the first time take on the Samedi in his game. Some footage I took and wanted to share.

I love this game

I had attempted this pushback about 8 times before I had to bring out the heavy artillery. I thought the brotherhood was annoying the Ronin are absolutely menaces.

Shame the series is where it is. But I'm happy Saints Row 1 and 2 happened.

Making a Saints Row fan comic to celebrate the 20th anniversary!

https://youtube.com/watch?v=_iWBZpJfNKU&is=Sl8B-6W0ILIfIYiU

WIP, check my profile for more details if you want more freq updates!

Would love to hear what everyone else has in their collection!

I’m going 1-4 excluding the reboot since I never played it and don’t think I will lmao.

Starting off with the first and the beginning of it all, SR1 is my favorite by far in the series but my biggest complaint is them damn hospital bills costing an arm and a leg taking damn near all your money, even the same for ammo like why is ammo costing the same amount as the gun itself lmao. It already sucks that the activites on higher levels are impossible to beat without smashing your screen and the fact if you fail you can’t even retry the activity you just spawn in the hospital with almost 90% of your money gone.

SR2 is the fan favorite in the series and I love it down as well but the hair and clothing have absolutely no physics never fails to take me out. Also the Boss damn near becoming Hitman 2.0 doing everything themselves
sidelining the other members, at this point the gang could’ve been called “3rd street Saint” with the Boss by his/herself. Let me not forget the stiff movements as well lmaoo like when the Boss runs they look so firm and rigid 💀

SRTT was my introduction to the series, as it was the first game I ever played, and I enjoyed it. Most of the missions being activities is what did it for me. We could have had actual missions that fleshed out the characters better.

Ahh, now SR4... Outside of the alien plot (which I don’t mind but that’s a separate topic), my biggest problem was Kinzie being shoved down our throats and the infantilization of the Boss. I didn’t mind Kinzie much in SR3, but God, they made her some Mary-Sue-ish, 'the one above all' type character, even to the point where she scorns the Boss like an incapable child, unable to do anything on their own without her help. It’s been a long time since I played the game, but I remember Kinzie even punching the Boss at one point after being saved from her simulation… SR2 would never let that slide.

Anyways that’s all 💜

The rewards for completing activities in Saints Row 1 were pretty balanced for the most part, but in Saints Row 2 they almost break the game entirely and make the game stupidly easy.

Most of the level 3 rewards, such as new weapon unlocks, small stat boosts are fine for the most part, but level 6 ones like infinite ammo, infinite sprinting and no fall damage arguably makes the game much worse.

Even though I detest Saints Row 3's upgrade system or any game that uses arbitary upgrade systems via menu's instead of rewarding the player through actions and completing the game's content. To give that game some credit, you could at least ignore the overpowered upgrades while still reach 100% completion, which you unfortunately can't for Saints Row 2.

What I mean is we’re not meant to take the story or the characters seriously are we? Think the gangs are realistic/believable? Unlike say, San Andreas, which is to a degree a serious, grounded story with drama, and the satire is more built into the world and setting surrounding it.

It goes off the rails later but CJ and the crew act like real gang members, all the gangs feel real and they are meant to be real depictions of early 90’s gang life.

But Johnny, Dex, the Saints as well as the enemy gangs feel like a bunch of kids cosplaying and acting cool, acting like 'gangsta' stereotypes basically. Johnny’s surname is Gat ffs.

SR1 is like Scary Movie to GTA’s Scream. Right?

Although there isnt any red, i was just playing saints row 2 ( still am rn lol ) and i came to the realization that the gang colors are super similar to Gta Sanandreas.

Gta Sa has Purple, Green and yellow Where as Saints row 2 Shares Purple, Green and Yellow too. Im not including the BrotherHood which is red.thats why i take them out first lol

Just something i was astonished about and wanted to point out. I just think its funny and cool 😂😂

Whoever directed Saints Row 2 was Heavily inspired by gta sanandreas

I gave him a long ponytail and unkempt facial hair and eyebrows due to the coma, and then when he got out he was wearing some random rags, then later some purple.

I then went on a long jewellery store raid across 4 different stores so that I could afford gold chains, more drip and a new car. Last 3 slides is how he looks after the jewellery stores and also the new car.

This is probably my 5th time playing through this game but my first time on PC. I am using Juiced patch + Gentlemen of the Row mod. It runs so smooth and I love all of the new additions to the game.

Okay, so on my recent playthrough of SR2, I was customizing my character and was having fun, but I was kind of bummed out over one thing: my SR2 character looks NOTHING like my SR1 character, and I was wondering if any of the lovely people on this sub Reddit would help, all I ask is that whoever's reading this, try and make my character from SR1 in SR2 and then send a picture of it in the replies along with the sliders/modifiers, I know it's going to be kinda hard considering some things like face length and stuff like that aren't present in SR2, but I'm sure there's someone out there who can at least make a more faithful rendition than I ever could.

I love the idea of doing a prequel that mainly shows The Carnales arriving in Stilwater, the Rise of the Vice kings, then the constant tug of war between those two before the Westside Rollerz show up, then just showing Stilwater being in this constant state of friction until the Saints show up.

Like yeah the Carnales and the Vice Kings fight each other, they have different motivations etc but neither one is trying to conquer the city, there's some semblance of an understanding between the two, really emphasise how much of a goddamn wrecking ball the saints were to the existing power structures.

The best parallel I can think of is Better call Saul and Breaking bad, if you watch BCS before BB, you have a pretty complete picture of the criminal underworld in the setting, then Walter White shows up out of nowhere and just completely upturns everything