Saints Row: The Third Remastered gives you control of the Saints at the height of their power, and you live the life to show for it. This is your City. These are your rules. Remastered with enhanced graphics, Steelport the original city of sin, has never looked so good as it drowns in sex, drugs and guns. Years after taking Stilwater for their own, the Third Street Saints have evolved from street gang to household brand name, with Saints sneakers, Saints energy drinks and Johnny Gat bobblehead dolls all available at a store near you. The Saints are kings of Stilwater, but their celebrity status has not gone unnoticed. The Syndicate, a legendary criminal fraternity with pawns in play all over the globe, has turned its eye on the Saints and demands tribute. Refusing to kneel to the Syndicate, you take the fight to Steelport, a once-proud metropolis reduced to a struggling city of sin under Syndicate control. Take a tank skydiving, call in a satellite-targeted airstrike on a Mexican wrestling gang, and fight against a highly-trained military force by your lonesome in the most outlandish gameplay scenarios ever seen. Weapons of Crass Destruction – It’s one thing to defeat your enemies. It’s another to humiliate them. Hover jets, human cannonball cars and outrageous melee weapons are all part of the fun. Crazy Character Customisation – Create the most outlandish characters ever seen, from washed-up celebrities to maskless ninja pirates. Inside every sinner, there is a Saint. Who will you become? Over The Top Co-op – Fly solo or play online with a homie. Give freefall skydiving a try, landing in your partner’s flaming pickup as you make a desperate run toward a heavily armed Syndicate base. Steelport is always more fun with a friend. All DLC included – All three expansion mission packs and 30 pieces of DLC from the original version.
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Framerate cap is weird in this game. Out of the box, on my system, gameplay is capped at 67 FPS and cutscenes are capped at 22, regardless of video settings and whether or not v-sync is enabled. If you are on Nvidia, you can fix this strange behavior by setting the game's Max Frame Rate to 120 FPS in the Nvidia Control Panel and turning off V-Sync in-game. Cutscenes will be stuck at 30 but actual gameplay goes up to 120 and the frame pacing improves considerably.
If you played Saints Row The Third, like myself, around the time of it's release, and have not touched it much since beating all those years ago, you might take a look at the screenshots and gameplay videos of this remaster and be fooled into thinking very little has changed. Well, like myself, you'd be wrong. Our memory has clouded that I guess. The remaster actually managed to touch up on quite a bit. The character models have gotten a massive overhaul for starters, and on top of that, redone textures of surfaces all over the place, as well as improved lighting and shadow effects. I mean on the surface the game looks great. But it's not without faults. The game appears to have an FPS cap. Not 30 frames. Not even 60. No, this is an very odd case of a game having a frame limit of 65 frames per second during gameplay. Cutscenes even less. But that's not even the worst thing. Unlike Sa
Despite the character designs being improved, the remaster removed some songs from the radio stations and censored most of the sex references through the open world environment. Stick to the original, it's better.
Last time I trust a big naked dude... Car noises are either non existent or occur when they're not supposed to (like how the tire screeching sound happens while you're going full speed on a highway). I've also tried to call for a vehicle delivery and my car spawned in the wall of the power plant. Very cash money! If the glitches don't bother you, then get the game! If they do, I suggest getting a "less" glitchy version, aka: the original Saints Row the Third
How did you make a remaster less stable than the original?
TLDR: SR3:R is just broken - as in, unplayable on a 5800X3D & 3060ti with the game installed on a 970 EVO Plus NVME. Get the original release, it's cheaper and although it has technical issues, this release doesn't address them anyway and also has issues of its own, such as a broken Vsync & framepacing. While Saint's Row 3 was an amazing game, the original 2011 release had a ton of technical issues - all of which are relatively easy to fix (on Nvidia GPUs at least). If you're thinking about buying this "Remaster" to get a smooth experience, think again. It's simply unplayable. It has all the issues of the original release as well as new ones specific to this release. Namely, a totally broken framerate limiter - it's a stutter fest making it absolutely unplayable at 1080p maxed out, on a R7 3800X & 3060ti. Needless to say, I should be able to run the game at 4k120, but even a smooth 108
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