techlesno.blogg.se - Saints row 2 mods ps3

The game was such a huge hit that there was talk of a PS3 port of the game before it got cancelled. More importantly, it beat Grand Theft Auto to the online punch by adding multiplayer games for up to 12 people. The game had a goofier vibe to it thanks to the various side-quests that became more ridiculous than the last. Once the demo and subsequent game were released in August of 2006, however, many opinions changed. The early screenshots and movie clips made the game seem like nothing more than a cheap knock off of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas in high definition and without the depth of the Rockstar Games gem. 50 cal is, the EDF Scout was only ever designed for mining purposes, whereas turrets designed for killing people, such as the ones employed on the Bear or Tornado, are much weaker then the EDF Scout's.When the first Saints Row game was announced in 2006 for the Xbox 360, people quickly dismissed it as just another Grand Theft Auto clone.

The Red Faction model features smaller windows than the Saints Row 2.

Playa asks Tera where Ultor was planning to mine, to which Tera replies "you wouldn't believe me if I told you", referring to the fact that the EDF Scout is used to mine on Mars in Red Faction.

Possibly Ultor built these vehicles and later owned by EDF.

The vehicle is classified as a Ultor vehicle, while in Red Faction is classified as Earth Defense Force (EDF) vehicle.

Volition imported the EDF Scout from their game Red Faction: Guerrilla.

50 cal is a quick way to get a high Notoriety. It is easy to destroy the Scout and be Smoked. This makes it, quite possibly, the most deadly turret mounted on any vehicle in Saints Row 2. It fires one missile for each trigger pull, and with no effective fire cap, a deadly, constant barrage of rockets can be spewed forth by jamming the trigger as hard as possible. It fires missiles, similar to the Annihilator RPG, but without the lock-on capability: they are laser-guided only. The EDF Scout features a unique mounted Mounted.