#Saints row 2 easy respect free

ItвЂ™s your job to get the Third Row Saints back together in order to take back your city. Your hometown of Stilwater has been taken over by three other gangs: The Ronin, a sword-wielding biker gang the Sons of Samedi, a suitably fucked-up drug syndicate and The Brotherhood, beefy metal-heads and dealers in weapons. But in fact, you are alive and ready for some good, old fashioned vengeance. Saints Row 2 (2009) picks up after the (unbeknownst to me) events of the first game, in which you, the leader of the former gang the Third Street Saints, are presumed to be dead. So letвЂ™s get the particulars out of the way first. ThoughвЂ¦does anyone care about spoilers anymore? I know I do, and this is my blog soвЂ¦SPOILERS, I say, dammit!) Well, I donвЂ™t know yet, because I havenвЂ™t written anything. And after the fourth game, in which you, the player, become nothing short of a super hero, playing something a little more grounded seemed like a good idea. I opted for playing the second game, because, as I understood it, it was a bit more reality-based (as вЂњreality-basedвЂќ as a video game can be) than the third and fourth games in the series. By playing Saints Row 2, itвЂ™d almost be like playing an origin story (though not really because IвЂ™ve not played the original Saints Row), which also sounded very interesting. By playing the third game, IвЂ™d be moving backwards through the story of the Third Street Saints, which sounded interesting. Both games had come in a super-special Saints Row bundle that I picked up on Steam, and playing either after SRIV made sense. But it's fun and easy so I figured I'd list it.After completing Saints Row IV a number of months back, I was faced with a question of which previous game to start next: Saints Row 2 or Saints Row: The Third. Septic Avenger is fun and easy and I think one gives you a handy reward while the other gives a food and liquor discount. Trail Blazing: Downtown gives reduced vehicle explosion damage, which is handy once you get higher notoriety and everyone keeps leaving cars around that tend to blow up on you.ДЇuzz: Downtown gives you unlimited shotgun ammo and a cool shotgun. Heli Assault: Barrio gives reduced bullet damage but the latter levels can get quite challenging. Snatch: Chinatown increases health regeneration and Downtown gives you the best SMG and unlimited SMG ammo Insurance Fraud Factories - Gives increased and infinite sprint though I suck at insurance fraud and struggle to get above level 3, even once I worked out when you get the adrenaline mode active you can steer in midair. This one is beyond useful, so much so that I think it's a feature they just give you off the bat in the next games.

#Saints row 2 easy respect free

Red Light District Escort: Gives Vehicle Delivery Homie for $1000 a pop, and then free with level 6. Minor Spoilers on only the rewards the diversions give below FYI:

One thing that might be worth looking at is just trying to hit a few levels of the diversions that give you useful upgrades that you're going to want eventually anyway to give yourself a buffer until you've got enough cash coming in to keep buying stuff. Missions will start giving more money, buying some properties giving more income, leading to buying more stuff at stores and cribs for more respect and style modifiers. I suppose I also killed a lot of enemy gang guys wherever I could, taunted them after they died, that sort of thing, which also helps.ДЄt the beginning done something like 6 missionsДЄhh ok, yeah if it's anything like my playthroughs, you should start to turn a corner on respect soon.

If you can't get the trainer to work, I found driving everywhere on the wrong side of the road, near missing and powersliding everywhere helps build it up quicker than the missions took it away, as does getting a higher multiplier via buying a lot of clothes and crib upgrades. Originally posted by Zeetarb:how far into the game are you? I never had much problem generating respect after the early missions, and by the middle-end of the game I hit infinite respect.