Saints Row: The Third W/ Strike ft: Rook Part 4: New Age Witches
4Original Upload Date: 19th January 2015
Saints Row The Third has made it's way on to my channel! Welcome to mine and Rook's let's play/playthrough of Saints Row The Third.
Rook's Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUznueE_Dw4T8adtdX6aueA
Playlist: (Strike's POV): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQ3H5l63xulQFtb4gJ1QCltGErwMf7XNU
Playlist:(Rook's POV): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqpwamAfIDGgncd_A5on_vDzIbatLCCBQ
Big thanks to Epidemic sound for all music used in this video.
Epidemic sound: https://player.epidemicsound.com
Tracks used:
What Would Grohl Do?- Bjorn Skogsberg
Car Chase Rock 8- Victor Ohlsson
Blue Texas Trucker 1- Victor Ohlsson
Beer, Beards and Barbecue 1- Victor Ohlsson
Back to Black- Victor Ohlsson
Smashing Punks 1- Stefan Netsman
British Indie 10- Victor Ohlsson
In this episode Pigman becomes a witch and some old women get tazed.
What is Saints Row The Third (Wiki):
The game begins with the player "on top of the world, right at the beginning of the game, with all the perks that go along with being the head of an elite criminal organization".[2] Like the previous two games in the series, Saints Row and Saints Row 2, the game is an open-world sandbox. Whereas the previous games charted the 3rd Street Saints' rise to power over Stilwater, Saints Row: The Third charts their adventure in a new city: Steelport.
Professor Genki, a character from the Professor Genki's Super Ethical Reality Climax Activity, has served as an unofficial mascot for the game[reference?], and has two vehicles[3][4] and a weapon[5] named after him.
Saints Row: The Third takes place in 2014,[6] "years after"[2] the events of Saints Row 2. With the Sons of Samedi, the Ronin, and the Brotherhood of Stilwater dispersed,[7][8][9] both Dane Vogel and Julius Little dead,[10][11] and Dex gone,[12] the 3rd Street Saints have gone from a small-time gang from the Row to a household brand name in Stilwater (complete with 3rd Street Saints-branded clothes, energy drinks and Johnny Gat bobble head dolls, as well as a movie deal in the works).[2] Furthermore, with Vogel gone, the 3rd Street Saints have partnered with their former nemesis, Ultor, and have become the "Saints/Ultor Media Group", now that Eric Gryphon has firmly secured his position as Chief Executive.[13]
The game begins with the 3rd Street Saints planning to rob a bank in Stilwater.[14] After the execution of the plan goes awry (partly due to Josh Birk, an actor who accompanied the robbery to research for a part in an upcoming film about the Saints, tripping a silent alarm), The Protagonist, Shaundi, and Johnny Gat find themselves in prison, only to be bailed out by Viola and Kiki DeWynter following the orders of Phillipe Loren.
Aboard his private plane, Phillipe Loren reveals himself; it transpires that the Saints robbed a bank belonging to The Syndicate, and Loren, along with his personal assistants Viola and Kiki DeWynter; demand they turn over 66% of their assets in return for their lives. After Gat blatantly refuses, a skirmish leads to Shaundi and The Protagonist escaping Loren's personal plane via parachute and heading for a new city, Steelport, beneath, while Gat is killed by Loren's enforcers while attempting to commandeer the plane back to Stilwater.[15]
Steelport is a city that was created as factories flourished with little city planning, and since has suffered from economic failure, contrasting the glamour of Stilwater. Steelport is the Syndicate's hub city, and the Saints must take Steelport from them. To extend their reach they have divided their control of the city through three gangs. Morningstar, lead by Loren directly, are typically European men and women, with impeccable taste, selling guns and handling the prostitution rings.[16][17] The Mexican wrestler Killbane controls The Luchadores who handle the drug trade and gambling.[18] The Deckers, led by hacktivist Matt Miller, are computer geniuses, and handle the money laundering.[19] As the gang war intensifies, a fourth group, the Special Tactical Anti-Gang (STAG) unit from the government attempts to halt gang activity, whether it be the 3rd Street Saints or the Syndicate.[reference?]
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