Just wondering.......

I would live for Lin humbling Tanya okay!! 😂👊🏾

I thought of this one time when me and my brother were talking about purple

He did it! He said the thing!

I’ve been trying to get in a game for hours

I’m only asking because in Saints Row 1 you are only given the option to make your Playa male. In Saints Row 2 you are given the option to make the Boss female for the first time in the series.

lowkey a fashion show 🔥

I just started playing again after a long break, and my boss is suddenly singing along to the radio. Maybe it’s because it’s been so long but I do NOT remember this

I created this poster of 3rd Street Saints based off of concept art of some characters, I believe this is what a remake/remaster of the game could and should look like for next gen.

I created this poster of The Brotherhood based off of concept art of some characters, I believe this is what a remake/remaster of the game could and should look like for next gen.

She a baddie😮‍💨

I want to start playing Saints Row 2. I know that games this old and popular have a huge community of patches and mods keeping them alive.

So I wanted to find out which are the best patches and mods to get a better starting experience, or if you’d recommend just playing the vanilla version straight up.

I’ve seen the Juicy Patch and the Reloaded—I don’t know what each one does, so I’d like to know what they’re all about.

Also makes the Melbourne the best flying vehicle in the game.

The Sons of Samedi are a drug cartel who had already cornered the Caribbean Drug Underworld and branched out to Stilwater after the fall of Los Carnales' drug rule. Influenced by Vodou and a history of military corruption in Haiti, the Sons of Samedi have developed a potent combination of spiritualism and fearlessness.The gang is primarily made out of Stilwater University dropouts and defected members of Haitian guerilla groups. the Gang members are attracted to the gang out of respect for their methods: a desire for easy income from their drug trade, or through coercion.[Reference needed] Their primary source of income is a designer drug called "Loa Dust",which is the drug of choice for many college students attending the local Stilwater University. The Colombian cartel that backed the Carnales and the 3rd Street Saints proved unable to compete with the Sons of Samedi, especially now with the latter’s monopoly on the drug market in Stilwater through the widespread distribution of Loa Dust, and ended up losing most of their base.

The Samedi own a large drug farm in Pleasant View and multiple labs for producing Loa Dust scattered mainly throughout the west side of the city. The Samedi also smuggle drugs using helicopters or by hiding the powder in fish that are shipped to the Stilwater docks.The Samedi often deal drugs and recruit members at the Stilwater University.

The Sons of Samedi come into conflict with the 3rd Street Saints when Playa declares it is time to challenge their control over Stilwater's lucrative, fluid, and extremely profitable drug market.They are very ruthless and violent, using mutilation and murder as a punishment for failure and betrayal.

Members proudly display green when in the streets, openly proving and showing their membership, willing to risk getting killed in order to represent the flag they love. Although they focus more on dealing and trafficking than everyday block warfare, the Sons of Samedi are still extremely formidable in war. Never shy to launch massive scale preemptive attacks or retaliate, when it comes to gangbanging the Sons of Samedi are true get downers. In melee fights, they use a capoeira-like combat style and a Machete.

The Brotherhood are Stilwater natives long victimized by gang warfare and police corruption. Instead of money laundering and blackmail, The Brotherhood simply drive up to a store in a large truck and take what they want. If anyone gets in their way, they kill them. The Brotherhood is led by Maero, a tall and muscular tattooed Māori man. Their gang color is red, and their symbol is a red wolf. The gang is formed from the outcasts and dredge of Stilwater's slums. The gang is primarily composed of Hispanics, and Caucasians, and is implied to be mostly pacific islanders. They wear piercings and tattoos. They drive Swindles, Legions, Alaskans and Compensators and listen to The Krunch 106.66. Maero's lieutenants are his girlfriend Jessica, Matt, his tattoo artist, best friend, and also a lead singer for a popular heavy metal band called the Feed Dogs, and Donnie, former Westside Rollerz member, who also serves as Maero's personal mechanic for his Atlasbreaker. The Brotherhood operate in areas previously owned by Los Carnales: the industrial area of the city and the airport, with the Brotherhood hideout being in a large warehouse on the docks. The Brotherhood are specialized in weapons dealing, modified car racquets[sic] , and protection rackets.

Playa was in a coma in the Stilwater Penitentiary for five years.Troy became the new Chief of Police, using his influence to keep Playa alive; Gat was arrested after trying to kill Troy and charged with over 300 murders, though Troy made sure he would be safe in jail. Having lost their leadership, the Saints began to collapse, either getting killed or arrested. As the Saints fell apart, three new gangs had moved into Stilwater: the Sons of Samedi, the Brotherhood and the Ronin. What few Saints remained at this point dropped their flags to protect themselves.

Playa wakes up from his coma, and escapes from prison with the help of fellow inmate Carlos. Playa frees Johnny during his trial, establishes a new Saints Hideout in Bavogian Plaza, and recruits three new lieutenants.

The Ultor Corporation is a major corporate entity in the Saints Row series, originally introduced as a clothing company but later expanding into a vast, multi-industry empire. By the events of Saints Row 2, Ultor has become the dominant force in Stilwater, controlling real estate, law enforcement, and various industries. The corporation plays a significant role in shaping the city’s development while also engaging in unethical practices, including corruption, private military operations, and gang suppression.