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In perticular the two side mission types in which you have to escort AI around (trafficking and snatch.) In trafficking you have to escort an AI friend around while they sell saints gear or drugs.
However on side missions they seem to be very detrimental to the flow of the game play. Through most of the game your duders will follow you and shoot bad guys when they see them. The enemy AI isn't great, but aside from standing there shooting at you, there's not much else going on.
The other thing that makes me want to pull out my hair is the friendly AI. but it does take away from the feel of the game at first. As you make your way though the game, it does get better with both damage reduction and heath regeneration. The game moves at such a fast pace that its really damning when I have to stop and hide behind a pillar or a sign to regain health. you also get more powerful as the game goes on. Now the do this throughout the game and you get used to it. its that they throw you into a room of guys with guns all shooting at you. Thats not to say that the start of the game is bad. If I have to pick one thing that the game could do better its make your character stronger at the start. Its not all roses and cases of fanny however. you feel like the boss in a terrible city. Seeing Saints fans on the streets, ads that go up the length of a sky scraper. Driving any car, plane, helicopter, or boat you can reach. And the game has no problem making you feel like a true kingpin. there are points that I will get to a bit later that might make rethink the combat system. its like you're cheating! But it still remains fun and engaging even when you're virtually invincible (it IS pretty great jumping off a skyscraper, crashing into the ground, and jumping into a car through the windshield like nothin happened.) The game is not hard, and you always feel like a total badass through most of it.
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One very gettable upgrade is that bullets don't do damage. by the end of the game it just gets silly. The upgrade system is quite robust and will help you gain additional money and respect (this games version of experience) combat abilities, damage reductions. Which lets face it, in an open world game is something to appreciate. The mission variety is very high and for 3/4s of the missions you're doing something new and different. They just never had time to develop into anything more. Some of them I feel are done really well and some are just throw away ( zimos could have been better sorry!) But I don't find any of them repulsive.
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As you can imagine the characters are just as insane and full of whimsy (I guess? ha) that you would imagine. I wont go into details because so many missions in this game you have to see for yourself. While falling, shooting enemies and tanks that are coming down at you. Then, you blow that plane up and jump out. what do you do? Jump from one plane to another, grab a hold of a hatch on the top while going at terminal velocity. Seriously! So many points in this game feels like they just went for the laziest way out of a situation and made it awesome. Then they took that book, took a poop on it and threw it out.
#SAINTS ROW 3 PC TRAFFICKING CRASH HOW TO#
The guys at Volition read the book on how to make a great game a few times. But I mean that in the best way possible. My guess is that if you are reading this, you know now that this game is bananas. well, I would have thought you were high or just stupid. If you had told me while I was on the amazon page that this game had everything from gangstas in space to zombies to tron inspired battles inside a computer. Sure, I knew it was about a gang and it was open world but aside from that I was really had zero idea what this game was. Like a lot of people I had no idea what I would be getting into when I ordered this game. You really need to play Saints Row the Third.
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