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This is sort of a tricky thing to pull off. Mostly because games tend to make you feel awesome, or the main character is better than the rest. As a result, having the main character from the prequel as main enemy means they have to be toned down alot in order to be beaten, or has to rely on...

Agreed, as far as interesting worldspace goes, Steelport already wasn't high on my list from SRTT, but with SRIV they've taken out pretty much any spot that gave it some sliver of interest, which becomes painfully obvious to me once you have the story done. @ Kushology: I think he/they kept it...

Don't forget that there is A LOT of water under which they can hide stuff as well. And if they are as 'conditional' to see/run into as with the ship, I think finding anything will be a matter of luck, rather than skill, I suppose the ship placement was sort of intentionally done, so I suppose...

Too bad it doesn't do anything though, doesn't knock his shield down, or any damage for that matter. Same thing with the Alient craft missiles, you can catch those too, but they don't do any damage if you toss them, these don't explode either. So I was super excited when I figured these things...

Hm... this inspires me. Now that it seems the ship area is actually part of the main map and not a separated instance. Does make me wonder if the Stillwater instance is also hidden somewhere beneath the ocean floor, there's a whole lotta map to cover. Currently looking into what happens when...

Is it normal for the ASM_updater to only pop up briefly and then close again? And by briefly I mean that I'm not able to see more than a quick flash of the command prompt? I'm not a modder, I'm just using a mod that states that I should update ASM's used by other mods, which is the case for me.

That's not a flamethrower, that's a Nuke Launcher from Fallout. I need to start paying attention to which page I'm directed when I click the thread title, since it's obviously NOT the last page/post... by a long shot.

Two (cut-scene) shots of the true Iron Saint update

I think I've run into a bug. It installed just fine, I could purchase the suit and put it on. I have since then changed my outfit and now when I want to put it back on, be it through the gateway wardrobe or any clothing shop, I bug out. In the Gateway, I get the classic freeze, background and...

Looks pretty impressive. Though I'd opt for the bright blue instead of the white for eyes/fleur d'arc reactor.

Has to be: Simply irresistable.

Not necessarily cool or funny, but a testimony to my Gamer OCD...

You spent 15 hours in an Alien Vehicle? I tip my hat to you good sir.

Well, I downloaded it and followed your instructions to the letter. Here's a screenshot of the result! I like it, thank you!

Wow...that's...both awesome and annoying. I do hope it didn't roll you back too much. But you found a testing area! yay you!

I've played this card many times already, but it is another reason why I use it yet again: Saints Row IV was a bit of a rushed product, mostly by THQ because they needed money, and then simply by Deep Silver because they already paid many millions for it and tossing out a by that time probably...

Not really, it is questioned why Keith was the first to be rescued, with an awkward moment telling you only one thing: that the reason given is not the actual reason. I know your reply wasn't to my post, but this is the sort of 'vagueries' I talked about. It's not really a plothole, but since it...

Hah! I remember a Skyrim mod that turned the 'Fus Ro Dah!' shout animation into a farting stance, not sure what the name was, but my imagination would suggest Fart Roh Dah or Dragonfarts or the perhaps the The Way of the Flatulence. Almost sounds like something they could do.

Personally wouldn't go THAT far. I think there are not so very much inconsistencies, but more... how to call it... vagueries. It feels like it built up to the current point too fast, where some aspects might have had some benefit in more depth and explanation. But then again, based on the 4th...

I'm sorry...but this made me chuckle. They didn't want it to feel like a drag? The whole sidequest part the game is one giant repetition with the exception of the loyalty missions. Truly, a retrieve mission for every Saint would've only added some more variety.