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https://store.epicgames.com/en-US/p/saints-row is free for the next 23.5 hours or thereabouts; grab it while you can

For what it's worth, there was an update to the sriv_legacy beta branch on steam in the past day or three which looks like it actually restores the original game version.

After watching a pal play for half an hour or so, I myself played through the intro mission; I realized that it was like playing SR3 Remastered, except with even more performance issues and weird animation glitches. If Volition made Saints Row Unmastered with the SR4 engine I'd be very...

Unfortunately, HEAD just bombs out with `Unhandled Exception: System.Exception: Unsupported packfile version: 0011`. Back to staring at the aom branch and figuring out how to try and integrate it, I suppose; it doesn't apply cleanly.

If you read the EULA for the Boss Station, there's a *big* section on "User Generated Content"; that's not to say that there definitely will be mods or modding tools, but that they've bothered to put in the legal framework for it is encouraging. (That said, it would be Very Very Nice if they...

FWIW: after downloading the agentsofmayhem branch of the tools, taking several hours to get VS2019 working (protip: on my install, the NuGet settings were horked so it couldn't get any of the external dependencies like lz4 et al), building, and finally invoking the tools I get $...

is it the SR4 or the SR3R tools? Some of the strange ways in which the glossiness slider works remind me of the issues I had with 3R. (I also got a soft lockup in Face -> Complexion, am curious about that)

Can confirm that it's now on epic, and is 4.74GB (!)

Also, the video on the download page is "Video unavailable This video is private"

Well, if it isn't my old friend, Mr. McGreg! With a leg for an arm, and an arm for a leg!

As terrible as, say, a Violator tentacle bat prosthetic arm? Which is actually great and not terrible at all?

Only reason I even started taking a look at SR3R was because it was free on Epic; I suspect a lot of mod authors are in the same situation. The modding tool situation ain't great, either; having to poke through several topics to download an attachment 75% of the way through a thread isn't ideal...

I'm having a heck of a time figuring out the new lighting/rendering model with 3R; it *looks* like the shaderballs are kind of deprecated in favor of just having everything use "Metalness" and "Roughness" values instead; at least, those two values seem to swamp almost the entirety of the effects...

Honestly, I can't tell much at all about the gameplay from the trailer. I do wonder just how similar or different the game is going to be from Agents of Mayhem, which was set in the SR universe - yet I don't see people praising it for that. Until I see somebody actually playing the game, with...

Is the Switch version based off of the SR3 codebase, SR4, GOoH, or something else? Assuming y'all're willing and able to say, of course.

From the youtube description: In this GDC 2014 talk, Volition's David Bianchi revisits his experience taking on the entire vehicle design of Saint's Row: The Third literally months before the game shipped. Bianchi reveals how he survived this incredible last-minute turnaround, and shares...

There's precious little information about the port on the Steam store page, and I don't have any Linux machines around right now to run the Steam client on.

Yahtzee posted his review of GooH; he's not overly impressed. http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/zero-punctuation/10020-Saints-Row-Gat-Out-Of-Hell-Review

While I appreciated the gameplay elements in SR2, I found it the least fun to play of the major games, because... * Car handling sucked (in the PC version, at least.) * Way, way too much walking around. You can get lost really, really easily; I spent half an hour trying to figure out how to get...

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