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You guys can't seriously put 100% of the blame on fans... Yeah, all the people saying that this was SR5, either for likes and views, or because they wanted to believe it, didn't help, but this problem was created by the bad marketing. This game was marketed as a spin-off SR game, there are...

Must have missed it when I watched this trailer. It would have been weird for Volition to shy away from this aspect.

Shiet, you actually managed to make it even better than how I was imagining it. Real nice work.

You may be right, but I'll wait and see weather or not it is represented in the game. I kinda find it hard to believe that it would be completely missing, the game taking place in Nevada and all...

Pimping seems to be missing from that list of classics. Although it could be that Santo Ileso is located in a county of Nevada where prostitution isn't prohibited.

Character customization : -All New Character Customization -SR4 Hairstyles for SR3 -SR4 Clothing for SR3 -New Clothing for Sale - Nyteblade, Cyrus, Parachute, etc -SR:TT | Stilwater Swimsuit Visuals : -Masako SWAT replaces normal SWAT v.1 -Drive Movie Jacket -FBI Agent Clothes (never actually...

Ok, I should have been more specific, but when I say that, I mean a game that has all the staples of a Saints Row game from a gameplay standpoint, not a hero shooter. AoM didn't fail because of the sci-fi, it failed because it wasn't fun (at least compared to what people were expecting from...

Spot on for the tokens! These work so well for this game. Cards are pretty cool, reading the text on some of these actually made me smile. Having a different character on each one would be more interesting I think, but it would require a lot more work, and wouldn't really fit the "channel 6" and...

I don't think so, even though generations can be used to classify people according to what they like, it's generally more broad than what kind of fiction they like. I don't even have a problem with sci-fi stuff myself. It just pisses me off when some elements don't make sense with the rest of...

Short answer : Kinda, but their design is flawed, you could also just pretend that they use energy shielding like Master Chief, since the technology is all over the place in this game. Long answer : Bulletproof clothing (made out of Kevlar among other things) does exist, but it's much less...

That looks pretty sick, I especially like that you grouped up the stores together in a way that makes sense. The corner squares could also be replaced tho, they look kinda jarring next to the rest, especially since SR2 has stuff that could illustrate all of these squares. But it's already pretty...

I understand this perspective, but it's mainly the psychological aspect that bugs me. Once someone starts to take people's lives directly, they shouldn't feel any remorse for polluting a bit. Maybe they envisioned Eli as a character with a vision for the future, for both his criminal empire and...

I wish they wouldn't have spoiled the resolution of the Boss getting spike striped by the cops moment (even if it was predictable). That cutscene was actually pretty nice, it would have been more engaging to see it for the first time in game... Oh well. Also, how is Eli's clown outfit...

I don't know, I just said that Kevin was an influencer, and therefore some kind of celebrity. He even acknowledges that he has a social media following. I never said that this was what the main story was about, just that it was a recurring element. And SR2... And SR1 as well. You still fight...

I always come back to both SR2 and SR3 from time to time. SR2 for the immersion factor : the flurry of enter-able buildings with distinct interiors, the interactions with the peds, the idle animations (I never managed to join the cheerleaders myself, despite the wiki stating that it is possible...

I can tell you for a fact that the Boss' personality and the story are not what carried the SR3 sales. It's not about the characters being overpowered or not. I like a good underdog story too. But not one where the underdogs are being made fun of by the author. For the rest we're just gonna...

I wasn't expecting that from someone who's got the Steam question mark as his profile picture. Unless you've already bought games from Epic and already have an account, and have already used the Epic launcher on the PC you plan to use to play SR2022, I don't think it's worth it. Best to keep...

The wall... I'm talking about that fucking red brick wall. I didn't say it was confirmed, but it was advertised. And it was a pretty fucking consequential part of the marketing campaign, being the actual game announcement and all. That wall advertised a completely different game... A game about...

We can be thankful that they announced that it was a timed exclusive outright. Some games will just get snatched up by Epic without a single word on if it's timed or permanent, leaving players in the dark, and more inclined to give in to the dark side.

Because it's what was advertised. Look, I get why they included this diversion, it fits with the overall theme of the game. I'm just saying that this theme as a whole is flawed. I'm not against modernization, or it's representation in fiction. I just don't like the "influencer" culture, and...