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The second instalment of the Saints Row series builds on its satirically entertaining predecessor. The Grand Theft Auto series approaches such games from a more serious viewpoint the Saints Row series shows a lighter side of mass murder and gang violence. The Saints Row and Grand Theft Auto series contain similar premises and gameplay but have different feels.

By the time I start the main storyline, thereвЂ™s often nothing they can do to stop me.When I set out to play Saints Row 2, I knew it would be a silly interpretation of the Grand Theft Auto series. Buy all the stores, get loads of hourly income then start making my way into the world and taking on the three gangs of Steelport. Unless you go to another nearby shop and set that alarm off as well then run back, but thatвЂ™d be silly now, wouldnвЂ™t it? This place is also pretty neat and the easiest way to avoid censor bars. You can also hold your own stores at gunpoint in order to get a small amount of extra money, but this will set off an alarm, increase your police notoriety and mean you canвЂ™t hide in there any more.

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The notoriety removal is instant, meaning anyone outside (or even occasionally inside the store) will instantly stand down, and you can walk out of your store a free man. Of course, both you and your co-op buddy need to be inside the store, but if youвЂ™re playing solo and lack the extra backup, then hiding in stores to catch your breath is always handy. Running into any shop you own removes your notoriety completely as long as you donвЂ™t shoot the shop keeper inside. But owning stores also gives you a place to hide. DoesnвЂ™t seem like much, but when you own a lot of stores, that hourly income builds up fast and quickly allows you to buy much more expensive things like the $10,000 airport crib or the many upgrades for the higher tier weapons. Firstly, every store you own increases your hourly income by $500 for most stores (itвЂ™s $1000 for Leather and Lace and LetвЂ™s Pretend). The secondary reason for buying stores is two-fold. I get a lot of money every hour, mostly because I own most of the property in Steelport.

The 10% discounts on everything from ammo to clothes is always good. I always start off buying the stores rather than buying the properties, as I get more tangible benefits from doing so. I pretty much bankrupt myself purchasing as many stores as possible. This comes back nicely to how I play Saints Row: The Third. ThereвЂ™s a lot more value in them that meets the eye. I find it odd though how most people justвЂ¦ donвЂ™t buy the properties at all. You have to buy the Airport Crib separately, and thatвЂ™s another 10K.

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But then thereвЂ™s other properties (marked in brown on the map) that often donвЂ™t even have real bonuses вЂ“ for example, you can purchase the local airport for $50k, which gives you 5k per hour, but you can also buy places like crack dens, a steel factory and the hospital, which only give you a small bonus in your hourly income. ThereвЂ™s another side though, how properties are split вЂ“ you have green stores вЂ“ places you can enter and get customization like Rim Jobs (vehicles), Friendly Fire (guns), RustyвЂ™s Needle (tattoos) and so on. Most properties in Steelport are actually pretty cheap if you put it in a real life setting, but most of the time, youвЂ™re looking at about 5k minimum for a single property.

Some of the stores are pretty awesome though.Д«ut again, I can see why. The buying of properties is even more of a side thing, outside of buying gun shops and garages, even if it does add to your overall completion of the game. The getting rich, buying tons of weapons and upgrading yourself into an unkillable monster is really more of a side thing. I mean, I can see why, thatвЂ™s what Saints Row is for вЂ“ shooting people, destroying other gangs and being ludicrously over the top. Whenever I played with aabicus, or any of the people IвЂ™ve destroyed Steelport with, theyвЂ™ve never really bought many properties, they just go around shooting people. But it turns out, thatвЂ™s not exactly a common tactic. Of course, the first thing I did in my old yet new save was start buying properties. It kinda makes sense, aabicus is the вЂPlayaвЂ™ or the Boss or whatever you want to call the protagonist, and IвЂ™m his badass sidekick who has a penchant for running enemies over. In aabicusвЂ™s game (because he always hosts), weвЂ™ve already fucked up the Morningstar gang and are working on doing other stuff as well, but that mission progress was only progress for aabicus, not me. It was from my Co-Op game with aabicus, but because of the weird way that SRTT works, my character technically hasnвЂ™t progressed at all apart from appearing in Steelport. The other day, I picked up an old Saints Row: the Third save and started playing it.

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