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Knoxville

The **Knoxville** is a vehicle in *Saints Row 2*, *Saints Row: The Third* and *Saints Row IV*.

## Overview

The Knoxville seats 4, and is driven by flight attendants near Wardill Airport in *Saints Row 2*. It is slow and turns easily, and the rear can be changed at the Mechanic.

The Knoxville is featured in the Jackass Derby.

There is an Ultor variant of the Knoxville which is unused in the game. This variant comes with a siren and Black color with Ultor decals.

There are 3 parked at Wesley Cutter Intl in *Saints Row: The Third* and *Saints Row IV*. Mascots may also drive the Knoxville around Steelport.

## Modifications

*Saints Row 2*
The Knoxville has a total of 12 Vehicle Customization options. The available Wheel Sizes are 1-6 and the available Wheel Widths are 3-3.

Mods
* 5 Body Kits
* 2 Fairings
* 2 Trims
* 3 Decal 1s

Paints
* Body Color
* Trim Color (2 sections)
* Rim Color (2 sections)
* Window Tint
* Interior Color
* Misc Color

*Saints Row: The Third*
The Knoxville has a total of 16 Vehicle Customization options. The available Wheel Sizes are 13-18 and the only available Wheel Width is 3.

Mods
* 6 Body Kits
* 2 Fairings
* 4 Grime Values
* 4 Grime 1s

Paints
* Body Color
* Trim Color (2 sections)
* Rim Color
* Window Tint
* Interior Color

*Saints Row IV*
The Knoxville has a total of 20 modification options. The available Wheel Sizes are 13-18 and the only available Wheel Width is 3.

Mods
* 6 Body Kits
* 2 Fairings
* 4 Grime Values
* 4 Grime 1s
* 4 Decal 1s

Paints
* Body Color
* Trim Color (2 sections)
* Rim Color
* Window Tint
* Interior Color

## Variants

*Saints Row 2*
* Golf (15%)
* Utility (80%)
* Ultor (0%)
* Golf\_Bling (5%)
* Ronin05 (0%)

*Saints Row: The Third*
* Average (15%)
* Rough (75%)
* Ultimate (5%)

* Security

Black, with doors, flashing headlights, and a roof light. Has the logo "SECURITY: KEEPING THE PEACE", which disappear when saved to the Garage.

The Security variant only spawns on roads in Burns Hill and Wesley Cutter Intl.

*Saints Row IV*
* Average (15%)
* Rough (75%)
* Ultimate (5%)
* Mascot (0%)

This pink variant does not randomly spawn, but Mascots randomly spawn using other variants.

* Security

Black, with doors, flashing headlights, and a roof light. Has the logo "SECURITY: KEEPING THE PEACE", which disappear when saved to the Garage.

The Security variant only spawns on roads in Burns Hill and Wesley Cutter Intl.

## Trivia

* There is no Cheat for this vehicle in *Saints Row 2*.
* The Cheat for this vehicle in *Saints Row: The Third* is "*giveknoxville*".
* It is named after Johnny Knoxville of the MTV show *Jackass*, who was injured after they destroyed a golf course using a golf cart.

## References

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Laser Cannon

**Appears in** | *Gangstas in Space*

The **Laser Cannon** is a weapon in the *Gangstas in Space* DLC for *Saints Row: The Third*.

*Rifle Reserved For The Elite Space Amazon Warriors*— Weapon Description

## Overview

The Laser Cannon is a Special class weapon, it has a magazine size of 10000, and a range of 200.

It is only available during the mission Hangar 18 1/2, and is not added to the Weapons Cache upon completion.

## Trivia

* The game data files also refer to this weapon as "Alien Launcher" and "DLC\_GrenadeLauncher".

## References

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On Thin Ice

**Games** | *Saints Row*  *Saints Row 2*

**On Thin Ice** is a chain of Jewelry Stores in *Saints Row* and *Saints Row 2*.

## Overview

On Thin Ice has multiple locations around Stilwater. They sell cheap and expensive jewelry and sunglasses, both designer and non-designer.

See Customization Items for a list of items.

## Locations

* Chinatown - Imperial Square
* Airport - Huntersfield
* Saint's Row - Mission Beach
* High End Retail - Nob Hill
* Suburbs - Tidal Spring

## Trivia

* In *Saints Row*, Playa can wear Ultor Unlimited Shades with the Ultor logo.

## References

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Lightning

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The **Lightning** is a vehicle in *Corporate Warfare* and *Saints Row IV*.

## Overview

The Lightning is a late 30s 2-seater French coupe. It can reach above-average speed easily if it's equipped with Nitrous Boost.

## Obtaining

### *Saints Row 2: Corporate Warfare*

The Lightning is added to the Garage upon downloading the *Corporate Warfare* downloadable content pack for *Saints Row 2*. It is a unique vehicle and cannot be customised at the Mechanic.

### *Saints Row IV*

This vehicle is in 50s Steelport. It can be obtained, and saved to the Garage, while rescuing Kinzie.

It is a unique vehicle, but can be customised using the Vehicle Customization glitch.

## Modifications

*Saints Row IV*
The Lightning has a total of 28 Vehicle Customization options. The available Wheel Sizes are 21-26 and the available Wheel Widths are 1-2

Mods
* 3 Hoods
* 3 Front Bumpers
* 3 Rear Bumpers
* Underglow
* 2 Roofs
* 5 Grills
* 3 Decal 1s
* 2 Decal 2s

Paints
* Body Color (2 sections)
* Rim Color
* Trim Color (2 sections)
* Window Tint
* Interior Color (2 sections)

## Variants

*Saints Row IV*
* Average (100%)
* Classic (0%) (Non-customisable)

## Trivia

* The car resembles a 1940 Buick Super and a Delage D-8 120 s Poutout Aero coupe with different doors and a different grille
* The trunk pops open for no reason after the car backfires a few times, and after a while it breaks off.
* At night in *Saints Row IV*, the car doesn't cast a shadow.

## References

1. ↑ **Mission**: A Pleasant Day
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 **Mission**: Hello Teacup

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K-8 Krukov

**Clip size** | * 30
* 60 Level 3 upgrade
 **Trigger** | * auto
 **Appears in** | * *Saints Row: The Third*

The **K-8 Krukov**[*screenshot?*] is a weapon in *Saints Row: The Third*.

*The working-man's assault rifle.*— Weapon description

## Overview

The K-8 Krukov is an average assault rifle used by the various gangs in Steelport. It is a more modern weapon than its predecessor, the K6 Krukov, and has a smaller round with better accuracy.

It is available at Friendly Fire for $10,000 after The Belgian Problem. It is used by many gang members, especially at Gang Operations.

Compared to the other two assault rifles in *Saints Row: The Third*, the Krukov is the fastest-firing, though it is also the weakest and has a tendency to spray on full-auto. Upgrades tighten its accuracy considerably, boost its firepower a fair amount, and give it a considerable magazine increase, making it by far the best of the three assault rifles for when suppressive fire or the need to deal with multiple foes quickly is critical.

Fully-upgraded, the Krukov loses its magazine feeding in order to become a light machine gun, a-la the AR200 SAW from *Saints Row 2*. It also mounts a grenade launcher, which fires fragmentation grenades that explode on impact, making it extremely flexible.

## Analysis

Pros
* Highest rate of fire of any assault rifle, both before and after upgrades
* Huge magazine when fully-upgraded
* Grenade Launcher when fully-upgraded
* Easy to acquire
* Best rifle at crowd-control
* Versatile; good "All-rounder" weapon
* And since it's best at crowd control, This weapon is ideal for zombie combat situations. Espically at level 4

Cons
* Consumes ammo quickly
* Goes through grenades pretty quickly too
* Low individual-shot firepower
* Accuracy is poor until upgraded
* Grenade Launcher cannot launch Molotovs/Flashbangs/Farts in Jars/Electric Grenades
* If using the Grenade Launcher while crouching, shooting too fast can cause a 'blowback'.

## Trivia

* The K-8 Krukov's name is hyphenated. In the previous two titles, "K6 Krukov" is not.
* It resembles a AKS-74 or AKS-74U assault rifle with artificial green furniture and an RIS-fitted foregrip.
* Grenades can be fired faster when crouching, and can reach the firing speed of the GL G20.
	+ This makes the K-8 Krukov one of the most powerful standard weapons in the game, especially alongside the infinite ammo and grenade upgrades. This allows an entire area to be plastered with grenades, killing and destroying any vehicles before they get near, due to the lack of load time and no delay timer.
* Bullets from this weapon can't harm Homies.

## References

1. ↑ **Note**: Primary fire
2. ↑ **Note**: Grenade launcher
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 **YouTube**: Saints Row: The Third - Open World Gameplay Developer Commentary , retrieved 15th July 2011
4. ↑ **YouTube**: Quick Look: Saints Row: The Third

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Knife

**Appears in** | *Saints Row**Saints Row 2*

The **Knife** is a weapon in *Saints Row*, *Saints Row 2* and *Saints Row: Total Control*.

## Overview

The Knife is one of the most common melee weapons in the game, it is cheap, but comparatively weak.

It is available for $50 in Friendly Fire in *Saints Row* and Brass Knuckles in *Saints Row 2*. Many gang members and Civilians in Stilwater carry a Knife, and attack with it when provoked.

## Trivia

* The Cheat for this weapon in Saints Row is #56433 (#Knife).
* The Cheat for this weapon in Saints Row 2 is #936.
* The Knife is similar to a Ka-Bar knife, only with a silver blade and gray grip.
* In *Saints Row 2*, the wrong Knife model is used. The Knife uses the same "p\_butterflyknife" model which is used by the Butterfly Knife and all fighting animations are the same.
	+ The correct knife model, "p\_knife", is included in the game data files.
	+ The correct HUD icon is used for each weapon.
* In the E3 Power Trailer for *Saints Row: The Third*, Phillipe Loren stabs a bouncer in the stomach with a Knife.[*link?*]
* Johnny Gat is armed with a Knife in *Saints Row: The Third*, and may use it during "When Good Heists Go Bad".
	+ Johnny uses dual knives in *Saints Row IV*, until his Loyalty mission is completed.[*mission?*]
	+ In *Saints Row: Gat out of Hell*, Johnny uses these knives as melee weapons.
* The Knife is part of the STAG Armor in *Saints Row: The Third* and *Saints Row IV*.
* The Knife is used in two missions in *Saints Row IV*[*screenshot?*]

## References

1. ↑ **Missions**: Zero Saints Thirty, The Case of Mr. X

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Organic SMG

**Appears in** | *Saints Row: Gat out of Hell*

**Organic SMG** is a Weapon in *Saints Row: Gat out of Hell*.

## Overview

*Fire a stream of homing blood sucking insects at your opponents.*— Weapon description

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## Trivia

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## References

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Pillars of Ultor

**Pillars of Ultor** is a mission in *Saints Row: Money Shot*

## Overview

This mission takes place in an Ultor shooting range, and is untimed.

The target at the end of the range is a vase.

## Objectives

* Complete mission without flying at Min speed.
* Earn 200,000 points.
* Complete Mission while flying only at Max
* Get 10 Near Misses in one shot.
* Collect 9 points pickups in one shot.

## Trivia

* The internal name for this mission is Inf\_Tunnel\_C.

## References

1. ↑ **Image**:

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K6 Krukov

**Appears in** | *Saints Row*  *Saints Row 2*  *Saints Row: Total Control*

The **K6 Krukov** is a weapon in *Saints Row*, *Saints Row 2* and *Saints Row: Total Control*.

## Overview

It is a standard, light assault rifle, with average damage and accuracy.

In *Saints Row 2*, Shaundi, Pierce, Johnny Gat and Tera all use this rifle as their weapon of choice when they have been unlocked as homies.

## Trivia

* The Cheat for this weapon in *Saints Row* is #56578568 (#K6Krukov).
* The Cheat for this weapon in *Saints Row 2* is #935.
* Its name may originate from the term "Krinkov", a common nickname for short-barreled AK variants.
* Dex refers to the weapon as an 'AK'.
* In *Saints Row*, a K6 Krukov spawns north-east of the Shivington police station in "Best Laid Plans..." and "Abandoned Police Station", on a basketball field. The rifle respawns after 15 seconds, so waiting around 5 minutes gives full rifle ammo.
* In *Saints Row*, an AK-74M, a more recent Kalashnikov rifle with plastic furnishings, is on display inside Friendly Fire in the Saint's Row District as well as Gat's room in the church, but it is unobtainable in the game.
* The rifle's design and sound closely matches that of the AKM.
* The AR-40 Xtnd has more damage and accuracy than the K6 Krukov, while also having larger magazine capacity in *Saints Row*.
* In real life, the M16 (AR-40 Xtnd) does more damage to human tissue, highly depending on the cartridge and impact velocity, and is more accurate than the AK-47 (K6 Krukov), matching their ingame counterparts.

## References

1. ↑ **Quote**: *Hey man, you're a better shot. You take the AK, I'll take the wheel. We gotta fuck that plane up good.*
— Dex, during the mission "What Goes Up..."
2. ↑ **Image**:
3. ↑ **Wikipedia**: Comparison of the AK-47 and M16

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Kingdom Come Records

**Games** | *Saints Row*  *Saints Row IV*

**Kingdom Come Records** is a record company in *Saints Row*.

## Overview

Kingdom Come Records is located in Union Square and is the record label for Aisha. It was started and owned by Benjamin King, but company came to an end once the 3rd Street Saints blew up the building in an attempt to cripple the Vice Kings.

After the complex was leveled, Benjamin King ordered the place to be rebuilt from the ground up. The reconstruction stopped only after power shifted within the VK's to Tanya Winters. She cared very little for the musical empire King had built and put a halt to its rebirth.

Kingdom Come Records appears in *Saints Row IV* during a nightmare simulation for Johnny Gat and he and Playa head there to fight Warren Williams who kidnapped Aisha.

## Trivia

* Posthumous Aisha records are still being released around the time of *Saints Row 2*, but it is unknown which record label is producing them.
* The interior of Kingdom Come Records can be explored in Saints Row's multiplayer game mode Protect Tha Pimp, along with Wardill Airport, and Stilwater Memorial Hospital.
* The sign under the large record outside the building says "In honor of Perlia Kingdom / 29 July 1969 - 20 January 2002".

## References

1. ↑ **Mission**: ...To Kingdom Come
2. ↑ **Mission**: Welcome Back
3. ↑ **Image**:

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Legion

The **Legion** is a vehicle in *Saints Row 2*.

## Overview

The Legion seats four if it has an open bed, or two if it has a camper shell.

It has the sound of a large V8 or V10 engine. The car's acceleration is average, and it has an above-average top speed. Like the Compensator, the steering is not that great when going at high speeds which may cause the Legion to become a little unstable.

The Brotherhood drive them in controlled hoods and use them at level 3 Brotherhood Notoriety. These cars are red with gold/black titanium accessories and come with a unique gang-associated paintjob.

No Chop Shop is looking for this vehicle.

## Modifications

The Legion has a total of 35 Vehicle Customization options. It does not have Hydraulics or Industrial Rims available. The available Wheel Sizes are 10-19 and the available Wheel Widths are 1-3.

Mods
* 3 Hoods
* 3 Exhaust Tips
* 3 Grills
* 2 Side Mirrors
* 7 Roofs
* 2 Trims
* 6 Front Bumpers
* 2 Rear Bumpers
* 2 Mudflaps
* 2 Antennas
* 3 Decal 1s

Paints
* Body Color (4 sections)
* Trim Color (3 sections)
* Rim Color (2 sections)
* Window Tint
* Interior Color

## Variants

* Beater variant
* Standard variant
* Bling variant
* Gang BH variant
* RO 11 01 variant
* BH 10 02 variant
* BH 10 02 Cutscene variant
1/7
* Beater (20%)
* Standard (70%)
* Bling (10%)
* Gang\_BH - Brotherhood Gang vehicle
* RO\_11\_01 (does not spawn randomly)
* BH\_10\_02 (does not spawn randomly)

## Trivia

* There is no Cheat for this vehicle.
* It resembles a Ford Bronco, International Scout, Chevy Blazer or 1st generation Toyota 4Runner.
* The Brotherhood variant of the Legion has a 33% chance of spawning with Industrial Rims, which are not available at Rim Jobs. These can be changed, but cannot be changed back.
* There is a poster of the Legion in every Rim Jobs garage in *Saints Row: The Third* and *Saints Row IV*. The actual car is absent in these games.

## References

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Knifethrower

**Appears in** | *Saints Row IV*

The **Knifethrower** is a weapon in GATV Pack DLC for *Saints Row IV*.

## Overview

**The Eviscerator** is the only costume for this weapon.

**Accuracy**, **Damage** and **Recoil** can all be upgraded 5 levels each, with a separate **A Gift from Johnny** "Ultimate Upgrade", which prevents the Knifethrower from depleting.

## References

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Laser Beam

**Appears in** | *Saints Row: The Third*

 **Appears in** | *Saints Row: The Third*

**Laser Beam** is a mounted weapon in *Saints Row: The Third*.

## F-69 VTOL

The primary attack mode of the F-69 VTOL is a microwave laser.

When using basic controls in jet mode, the microwave laser locks in the direction it is currently facing when the fire button is held and pivots to keep aiming in that direction; it can even fire through the VTOL's fuselage. The advanced flight controls do not have this problem.

### Swarm Missiles

**Swarm Missiles** are the secondary charged attack mode of the F-69 VTOL, launching quintuple laser-guided missiles.

Different amounts of Missiles are fired depending on how long the weapon has been charged.

## Crusader

The STAG Crusader tank is equipped with three firing modes, the primary and secondary modes are available to the driver, but the tertiary mode is a mounted **Laser Beam** only available to the passenger.

It can be used by a co-op partner, a recruited Homie, or by Playa when using the Crusader in the Trafficking activity.

## STAG Charge Laser

The game data files define an unused weapon named "STAGChargeLaser", which uses the same "XM25 Laser" ammo as the Laser Beam. It has a clip size of 100, a range of 225, a refire delay of 75, and does 10000 points of damage, with 400 points of ragdoll force.

## Aegean

The Aegean's weapon is also called "Laser Beam", although it acts slightly differently than the F-69 VTOL's weapon.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 **YouTube**: Saints Row: The Third - Open World Gameplay Developer Commentary retrieved 1st August 2011

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Pimp Slap

**Appears in** | *Saints Row**Saints Row 2**Saints Row: Total Control*

The **Pimp Slap** is a weapon in *Saints Row*, *Saints Row 2* and *Saints Row: Total Control*, where it is known as **Foam Hand**.

## Overview

The Pimp Slap is extremely powerful, a single slap can send anyone hundreds of feet into the air. The Pimp Slap can also flip cars, potentially destroying them in the process.

In *Saints Row*, it is Playa's hand with a golden ring on his finger. It is normally only available in multiplayer, appearing as a Pimp Hat on the ground. When obtained, the hat is worn and there is a hand icon in the weapon wheel. When used, there is special dialogue such as "Slap the Ho!".[*verify*]

In *Saints Row 2*, it is a red foam hand, but with the middle finger extended instead of the index finger, but acts the same as in *Saints Row*.

In *Saints Row: Total Control*, it is a red foam hand, but with all fingers extended.

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain this weapon offline without cheats is by using a game-save editor.

In *Saints Row*, it cannot be obtained in Single Player, and there is no cheat for it.

In *Saints Row 2* is only available in Single Player by using a cheat, or a game-save editor. It is impossible to get an achievement involving the Pimp Slap because of this. Using this cheat means that no achievements can be obtained, and saving the game with it makes the save permanently blocked from achievements.

## Trivia

* There is no Cheat for this weapon in *Saints Row*.
* The Cheat for this weapon in *Saints Row 2* is #969.
* Using this weapon on a partner in Co-op with the "Low Gravity" and "Never Die" cheat causes them to fly very high into the air.
* Also if it is used with Low Gravity and Milk Bones and using it on a civilian makes them appear to disappear.
* In *Saints Row 2*, it is in the shape of a giant foam middle finger.
* The Saints Row 2 Brady Mini Guide refers to the Pimp Slap as "Foam Finger".

## References

1. ↑ **THQ Games**: Saints Row 2 - Brady Mini Guide

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Multiplayer in Saints Row IV

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This is a summary of **Multiplayer** in *Saints Row IV*

## Overview

A player cannot join a session where the host is in a mission or activity. Doing this either has the guest wait or require the host restart the mission or activity.

Any collectibles, such as Clusters, and other small activities, such as Store Hacking, that contribute to 100% completion that are done by one player in a game also apply to a second player.

One player cheating affects the other. If a guest has cheats, the host has the option to kick them before they join.

The Online Pass is again required for multiplayer, Co-op, uploading screenshots, and uploading or downloading characters.

### Co-op

Co-op is where 2 players take part in story missions and other activities. The co-op partner is displayed as a homie and takes up a follower slot, and their health is displayed above their character. If the partner is downed, there is a certain time to revive them, much like homies. Both players get paused if their partner pauses.

## Competitive Modes

There are 2 different types of competitive activities that players can participate in.

* Cat & Mouse
* Death Tag

## Trivia

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## References

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Molotov Cocktail

**Appears in** | *Saints Row**Saints Row 2**Saints Row: Total Control**Saints Row: The Third*

**Molotov Cocktails** are thrown weapons in *Saints Row*, *Saints Row 2* and *Saints Row: Total Control*. In *Saints Row: The Third*, they are known as **Molotovs**.

## Overview

As with real world Molotov cocktails, they are bottles filled with a flammable liquid with a soaked rag hanging out of the bottle. The rag is lit before throwing, and when the bottle smashes on the ground the liquid spreads and the vapors burst into flames.

### *Saints Row*

In *Saints Row*, Molotov Cocktails are available at Friendly Fire stores at any time for $150 cash. It is possible to carry a maximum of 101 Molotov Cocktails. As with all thrown weapons in *Saints Row*, tapping the left trigger performs a small under-arm throw, whereas tapping the right trigger does a long over-arm throw, making for some poor accuracy. Using the left trigger when throwing is slightly more accurate.

### *Saints Row 2*

In *Saints Row 2*, they are once again unlocked at Friendly Fire through game progression, Molotov Cocktails cost $100 cash. They are often used by rioting civilians during the FUZZ Activity, and are sometimes used by enemy gang members. The maximum number of Molotov Cocktails which can be carried is 11. They are more accurate than in *Saints Row* as they are thrown directly towards the reticle.

### *Saints Row: The Third*

Molotovs were first revealed to be in *Saints Row: The Third* in a leaked gameplay video. In the game, the Molotovs can be upgraded to increase range and power. Level 4 Molotovs can destroy most small and mid sized cars with one hit. Molotov Cocktails set fire to the surface it hits, but the 'fire' effect is purely graphical; the fire doesn't cause any damage whatsoever.

Molotovs are sold at Friendly Fire at $25 a piece.

## Trivia

* The Cheat for this weapon in *Saints Row* is #6656868 (#Molotov).
* The Cheat for this weapon in *Saints Row 2* is #940.
* The Cheat for this weapon in *Saints Row: The Third* is *givemolotov*.
* In Co-op, passengers have an infinite number of these in the Trail Blazing Activity.
* In some ways, Molotov Cocktails are the best thrown weapons in the game since they explode on impact with any hard surface and don't have a delay timer, unlike grenades or pipe bombs.
* Homies with Molotov Cocktails are not very useful, since they toss them at anyone or anything is in the way.
* The Luchadores sometimes drop one if killed. Although, like Electric Grenades, they never use them.
* Until *Saints Row IV*, the Molotov Cocktail had appeared in every game, along with the Baseball Bat and Hand Grenade.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 **Image**:

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On Track

**Games** | *Saints Row*, *Saints Row 2*, *Saints Row IV*

**On Track** is a Night Club in *Saints Row*, *Saints Row 2* and *Saints Row IV*.

## Overview

It is located in the Barrio District.

In *Saints Row*, Rico Martinez orders Playa to commit several acts of terrorism around the city.

Most of the club interior is below ground level.

In *Saints Row 2*, DJ Veteran Child takes Shaundi here after kidnapping her.

The Hitman target Apoop can also be found in or around the building.

It also makes a brief appearance in *Saints Row IV* as part of Shaundi's nightmare simulation, where Playa must save Shaundi's past self Fun Shaundi from Veteran Child once again. However after defeating Veteran Child and saving Shaundi again, Zinyak revives Veteran Child with the ability to duplicate himself every time he is killed, forcing Playa to use the Disintegrator to delete his code. Afterwards Shaundi manages to separate herself from Fun Shaundi.

For the most part, the layout is the same though its appearance and décor is slightly different. It features televisions featuring looped video of The General from the "General's Orders" cutscene and one television features video of Veteran Child holding Shaundi and shooting his gun at Playa from the "We Need To Talk" cutscene. The club is also full of blow-up dolls in various poses such as posing on tables, siting in booths and on bar stools, or just standing. Some of the barstools can be knock over and can be destroyed by the Disintegrator. Near the end of the mission, weapon chest containing Disintegrators appears on the bottom floor, sent into the simulated On Track by Kinzie.

## Location

On Track has the Liquor Stores icon, and is labelled "Night Club". It is north east of Sloppy Seconds.

In *Saints Row IV*, it is a part of Shaundi's nightmare simulation along with Phillipe Loren's Gawalek A36 and only appears in the "De Plane Boss" mission.

In Saints Row Undercover, On Track is replaced with a little warehouse.[*reference?*]

## References

1. ↑ **Game**: *Saints Row*
2. ↑ **Game**: *Saints Row 2*
3. ↑ **Game**: *Saints Row IV*
4. ↑ **Activity**: Mayhem, Barrio
5. ↑ **Mission**: Veteran Child
6. ↑ **Activity**: Hitman, Barrio
7. ↑ **Mission**: De Plane Boss

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Piracy

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**Piracy** is a removed activity in *Saints Row 2*.

## Overview

The data files for this activity are included within the released game. This activity involved boarding Cargo Ships to kill guards and steal a laptop, then taking the stolen goods to a drop-off point. On the way to the drop off point, there are ambush points where police in boats and helicopters appear.

The Miami has a *Piracy* variant defined in the game files, which is equipped with sirens. The game files specify that Playa would have been riding a Shark for this activity.

As the data files for this activity are incomplete, some of the details of this activity are uncertain, although the map co-ordinates for the Cargo ship locations are present. Some of the data files cross-reference the deleted hijacking activity with the piracy activity, but it is unknown whether Piracy was originally supposed to replace hijacking, or simply be an additional activity.

## Trivia

* Two other activities, Hijacking and Guardian Angel, were also cut from *Saints Row 2* before release.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 **File**: piracy\_sr.xtbl

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Mini-Gun

**Appears in** | *Saints Row 2**Saints Row: The Third*

The **Mini-Gun** is a weapon in *Saints Row 2*, *Saints Row: Total Control*, *Saints Row: The Third*.

## Overview

The Mini-Gun sacrifices accuracy for sheer fire power, and is the cornerstone in Ultor's urban renewal plan. When firing this weapon there is a delay before firing while the barrel starts spinning.

It is a featured weapon in Fuzz, and is located upstairs in Zombie Uprising. Maero uses a Mini-Gun in the mission "The Siege" and it is unlocked in the Weapons Cache upon completion. It is never available from Friendly Fire, although ammunition is available there.

In *Saints Row: The Third*, the Mini-Gun has a much smaller barrel firing delay along with a quicker reload speed. The only downsides are that is only obtainable by killing a Brute and it is a Temporary Weapon which cannot be stored in the inventory or Weapons Cache.

## Trivia

* The Cheat for this weapon in *Saints Row 2* is #939.
* The Cheat for this weapon in *Saints Row: The Third* is "*giveminigun*".
* In *Saints Row 2*, The Mini-Gun is a Special weapon, but is in the "Rifle" slot.
	+ It is in "Special" slot in multiplayer only.
	+ It still uses an ammo type of its own, as when completing the 5 Hitman lists the mini-gun does not receive unlimited ammo.

### *Saints Row: The Third*

* The Mini-Gun occasionally jams when wielded by any type of Brute (including when used by Oleg), but never occur when used by Playa.
	+ Oleg can pick the Mini-Gun when one is around. However he usually drop it when Playa enters a vehicle or being far away from them, it's still possible for Oleg to carry a Mini-Gun while driving a Criminal however trough the chance is rare.
* Wielding either the Mini-Gun and Incinerator makes Playa fire proof.
* There is a Syndicate Star on the corner.
* Inside Let's Pretend, there are several *Saints Row 2* weapon models hanging on the wall, including a Mini-Gun.

### *Saints Row IV*

* Inside the White Crib is a model of the Mini-Gun from *Saints Row: The Third* which has a Brotherhood logo to indicate that it is supposed to be Maero's Mini-Gun.

## Quotes

*First rule of TV.... Every third act needs a mini-gun!*— Fuzz Camera Man

## References

1. ↑ **Image**:

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Marshall Winslow Recreation Center

**Games** | *Saints Row 2*

The **Marshall Winslow Recreation Center** an enterable building in *Saints Row 2*.

## Overview

This large recreation center is located in the New Hennequet neighborhood of the Suburbs Expansion district and is named after Marshall Winslow.

It contains a swimming pool, a running track, a weightlifting area, a basketball court, and other sports activities.

The neighborhood and the Recreation Center itself are under the control of the Ronin.

The Ronin operate a casino in the basement of the Recreation Center.

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## Trivia

* Unlike Poseidon's Palace, the Gambling machines in the basement cannot be played.
* The basketballs on the floor in the gym area are Improvised Weapons with a custom throwing attack, and can be thrown into the basketball hoops.
* There are multiple Volition Monitor newspapers with "Local Gangs vandalize" headline in the back room of the center.
* The casino in the basement is part of the New Hennequet neighborhood, and is not part of the Underground district.

## References

1. ↑ **Stronghold**: New Hennequet Rec Center

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Multiplayer in Saints Row: Gat out of Hell

This is a summary of **Multiplayer in Saints Row: Gat out of Hell**.

## Overview

*Saints Row: Gat out of Hell* has 2-player co-op.

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## Trivia

* In co-op the host plays as Johnny and the guest plays as Kinzie.

## References

1. ↑ **YouTube**: Volition's Gat out of Hell Halloween 2014 Livestream

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Kabron 104.2

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**Kabron 104.2** is a radio station in *Saints Row: The Third*.

## Overview

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Kabron 104.2 plays Urban Latin and Raeggaeton music.

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## Tracklist

* Este Reggaeton - Ambush[*reference?*]
* Vamonos Hasta Bajo - Blaster Chicks[*reference?*]
* Get Down - Calle Cardona[*reference?*]
* Ella Prende Gilla - DJ Genesis[*reference?*]
* Virtual Diva - Don Omar[*reference?*]
* Dejate Llevar - FDK feat. Pinky[*reference?*]
* Lujo - FDK[*reference?*]
* Movimiento Espectacular - Flama[*reference?*]
* Chacka - Friendz[*reference?*]
* Maria Juana - Mr. Kapri[*reference?*]
* Maldito Alcohol - Pitbull & Afrojack[*reference?*]
* La Turbina - Prophex[*reference?*]
* Sueltate Y Toma - Reggae Black[*reference?*]
* Se Fue La Luz - R\_1[*reference?*]
* Ponte A Trabajar - Vakero[*reference?*]
* Todavia No Hay Na - Villanosam[*reference?*]

## Trivia

* The word "Cabron" means different things in different Spanish dialects. In Mexico it is a term of endearment similar to "mate", while in Central America it is an insult similar to "motherfucker" or "bastard".
* Kabron 104.2 always plays inside Angel's Gym.
* Kabron 104.2 is the only station that plays music in Spanish in the *Saints Row* series.

## References

1. ↑ **Image**:
2. ↑ **Wiktionary**: wiktionary entry for cabrón

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Murderbot

**Weapons** | Minethrower Arm Lasergun Arm

**Murderbot**s are characters in *Saints Row IV*.

## Overview

Murderbots are robotic enemies affiliated with the Zin Empire which are introduced in the mission "Power Up CID".

In battle they are summoned via Portals and attack Playa by shooting at them with either the Lasergun Arm or the Minethrower Arm. When a Murderbot is destroyed, it may snap in half and the upper torso crawls towards Playa. This can be avoided by destroying the head first.

## Trivia

* The Murderbot is a reference to the Terminators from the *Terminator* franchise. The internal animation set is named "terminator", and the character definition is named "luchadors\_male\_cyborg".
* The crawling torso is a reference to the end of the first Terminator movie where Sarah Connor is pursued by the Terminator even after its lower body is destroyed.
* They are called Murderbots by Playa, and the Zin never mention them.
* There is a purple Murderbot that only appears during the mission "The Case of Mr. X".

## References

1. ↑ **Image**:

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Platinum RPG

**Appears in** | *Saints Row*

The **Platinum RPG** is an unlockable weapon in *Saints Row*.

## Overview

The Platinum RPG is unlocked after completing all instances of the Hitman Activity. It has a new design, and the rockets have a stronger punch that can now destroy Law Enforcement vehicles in less time.

## Trivia

* The RPG's design resembles a 9K38 Igla.
* It is the Saints Row equivalent of the Annihilator RPG.
* The internal name for the Platinum RPG is "rpg\_laser".
* In the *Saints Row* demo, the weapon name is defined as "Laser RPG".

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Mugging

**Mugging** is a Diversion in *Saints Row 2*, *Saints Row: The Third* and *Saints Row IV*.

## Overview

The Mugging diversion can be started by aiming a weapon at a civilian while in Fine Aim mode. After a few seconds, they raise their arms, and the crosshair must be kept on them until they drop some cash and run away.

It is not possible to mug 3rd Street Saints, enemy Gangs, or Law Enforcement. It is not possible to start a mugging with any Notoriety, but since Notoriety can only be gained when the police see Playa Mugging someone, it is possible to do several in a short span of time.

Inside a store, aiming a gun at the clerk starts Store Hold-Ups instead of a Mugging.

Different types of civilians drop different amount of cash. Bums drop coins worth less than $1, and prostitutes drop around $100 or more.

## Rewards

In *Saints Row 2*, there are two unlockables related to Mugging:

* Paintball Mask - 30 Muggings
* Jane Valderama (homie) - 50 Muggings

The "Stilwater Welcoming Commitee"[sic]  is a hidden achievement rewarded for mugging 50 people under one profile and is worth 5.

## Statistics

In *Saints Row 2*, there are 3 items in the Statistics menu which are related to Mugging:

* Cash Earned as Mugger
* Muggings Completed
* Number of homies acquired

## Trivia

* It is possible to perform Mugging with Pepper Spray.
* It is not possible to perform Mugging with Fire Extinguisher.
* It is not possible to mug someone who is cowering.
* It is possible to unlock Mugging rewards immediately after "Jailbreak", meaning that Jane Valderamma is the first Homie who can be unlocked, and it is possible to unlock her before gaining the ability to recruit Followers, although she doesn't arrive if called before "Three Kings".
* Drunk Civilians do not raise their arms while being Mugged.
* A random Civilian line "I swear I'm going back to school" references the film *Fight Club*, in which the film's protagonist mugs a person and tells him to finish veterinary school.
* If the police witness a Mugging, it is not possible to finish it. Even if the Notoriety star goes away with time, the Civilian continues to stand with their hands up until the reticle is no longer over them.
* Quitting Fine Aim mode while mugging gives level 1 police Notoriety, no matter if there are not any police officers nearby.
* In *Saints Row IV*, if a homie or non-recruited Saint is nearby while trying the mug someone, aiming at the person makes the ally shoot at the person and likely kill them. This means mugging is best done where there are no homies recruited or in the vicinity or before taking over the neighborhood.

## References

1. ↑ **YouTube**: usingwhs - "*Saints Row IV* All New Gameplay - Some of the Cars" (2m30s)

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Magarac Island

Sunset Park

**Magarac Island** is a location in Steelport in *Saints Row: The Third* and *Saints Row IV*.

## Overview

Magarac Island is an island shaped like a star with a huge statue of a steelworker on it.

Magarac Island cannot be controlled, has no roads, is not a Neighborhood, and is not part of a District.

The statue is in a state of disrepair at the time of *Saints Row: The Third*, and has many Bums living on the island.

In *Saints Row IV*, the statue is revealed to be that of Joe Magarac by Kinzie and his image by the Joe Cola brand. In Simulated Steelport, it is replaced by a giant statue of Zinyak. The *Saints Row: The Third* version of Magarac Island is used in Pierce's simulation.

## Trivia

* The statue is based on the Statue of Liberty.
* The shape of the island is a star. The Syndicate, who control Steelport, use a star as their symbol.
* Steelport is named after "Joe Steel", so it is likely that this is a statue of him.
* The island, as well as Joe Steel, are named after Joe Magarac, a legendary American folk hero who was a steelworker in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
	+ In *Saints Row IV*, Kinzie says it is a statue of Joe Magarac, rather than Joe Steel.
* There is one Collectible on the island, a Money Pallet in the southernmost building.
* There are 2 Barnstorms on the island. Both involve flying though openings in the statue.
* At the end of the game, Shaundi, Burt Reynolds and Viola are held captive on the platform at the feed of the statue, and the statue is destroyed when choosing to go after Killbane instead of saving them.
	+ Regardless of the choice made, the statue is left in a destroyed state after playing both endings.
* The "Sgt. Steiner" Assassination target is located on the island, which is described as "Abandoned Memorial" in the Assassination menu, but is never called this at any other point in the game.
	+ As there is renovation work being done on the statue, it is not abandoned.
* STAG crates and bombs are present at the base of the statue from the beginning of the game, before the arrival of STAG.
* 2 Toads spawn in the southeastern star point, these are the only vehicles on the island.
* In Serbo-Croatian, Magarac means Donkey.
* In Virtual Steelport, Magarac Island is part of the Sunset Park neighborhood.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 **Mission**: The Saints Flow
2. ↑ ***Saints Row* website**: About > Steelport *The city of Joe Steel may have fallen on hard times...*— Saints Row website > About > Steelport
3. ↑ **Image**:
4. ↑ **Mission**: Three Way
5. ↑ **Mission**: Gang Bang
6. ↑ **Image**:
7. ↑ **Image**:
8. ↑ **Google Translate**: Magarac (Bosnian > English)

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Phone Numbers

**Phone Numbers** can be dialled on the cellphone in *Saints Row* and *Saints Row 2*.

## Overview

Most phone numbers just play answering machine messages, but certain phone numbers spawn a vehicle to drive to Playa's location. Some phone numbers are displayed on billboards, others are on the side of vehicles such as Taxis, for example.

After entering a valid phone number into the Cellphone, it is entered into the "Phone Book" menu, and remains there for the rest of the game and cannot be removed. The phone book entries are in alphabetical order. In *Saints Row 2* "Emergency" appears at the top of the list.

These phone numbers are not the same as Cheats, and entering these phone numbers does not affect Achievements.

In *Saints Row*, it is necessary to listen to the entire call to trigger the result. In *Saints Row 2*, the call can be ended as soon as it is answered.

## Phone Numbers

* All audio files need to be transcribed and re-checked.

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### Non-functional

Some billboards in the game display phone numbers that do not work.

 North State Sales SR2 | 555 555 1054
 Queso Fresco Condominiums SR2 | 555 555 2793
 The Bone Yarrrgh! SR2 | 555-9274555-YARG
 Mr. Quirk's workplace SR2 | 1-555-sht-2-rnt

## Trivia

* The name of the Image As Designed doctor in *Saints Row 2*, Macnamara, may be a reference to the show Nip/Tuck.

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## Related discussions

• Calling Dex before unlocking the number.
Pirate Ship

**Pirate Ship** is one of the 32 Secret Areas in *Saints Row 2*.

## Overview

This ship is docked in a harbour in the Stilwater Boardwalk neighborhood. It is a restaurant, and multiple Civilians spawn there.

The ship is featured in Hitman, the target Seabaugh only shows up after going to the ship.

It is also featured in the mission Ultor Family Fun Day, where one of the sniper targets is on the ship. He requires multiple shots to be killed, and taunts Playa from a distance after each shot.

It is not possible to enter the boat's cabin or go below deck, but there are several chairs and wooden barrels which are Improvised Weapons.

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## Trivia

* The ship is a Clipper ship.
* The name of the ship is HMS Cheesman
	+ A Cheeseman is a maker of cheese.
		- The prefix *HMS* means *Her Majesty's Ship*. This could indicate that it is a British ship.

## References

1. ↑ **Image**:

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Nightingale

The **Nightingale** is a vehicle in *Saints Row*.

## Overview

The Nightingale is a fire truck which spawns in 2 parking spots at Wardill Airport. Unlike the Blaze in *Saints Row 2*, this fire truck does not have a usable Water Spray cannon. It has good endurance, but as it is defined as a "large vehicle", it cannot be stored in the Garage, or modified at Rim Jobs.

This vehicle is wanted by the Chop Shop in the Chinatown District.

It always spawns during the mission What Goes Up..., next to a Los Carnales gang member with an RPG Launcher.

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## Trivia

* There is no Cheat for this vehicle, as it cannot be added to the Garage.
* This is one of 14 usable vehicles in *Saints Row* which has only a single variant.
* The Nightingale bears a slight resemblance to the 1989-2002 Oshkosh T-1500.

## References

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Misty Lane

**Gang** | Westside Rollerz SR
 **Unlocked after** | Price's Mansion SR
 **City Income** | $200 SR
 * Tidal Spring
* Huntersfield

**Misty Lane** is a neighborhood in the Suburbs district of Stilwater.

## Overview

Misty Lane contains upper-class houses and mansions, including the Price Mansion.

In *Saints Row*, it is controlled by the Westside Rollerz, and is unlocked upon completion of the "Price's Mansion" Stronghold.

In *Saints Row 2*, it is controlled by the Ronin and unlocked for upon completion of the "Suburbs Strip Club" Stronghold.

Misty Lane has grown bigger by absorbing the old Tidal Spring neighborhood and is now bordered by the new Suburbs Expansion District.

### Stores

* Friendly Fire
* Cycles
* Ship It
* Rim Jobs
* Freckle Bitch's
* On The Rag
* Foreign Power
* Liquor Store - GlitzSR / PussiesSR2
* Scratch That SR

### Activities

* Drug Trafficking SR
* Escort SR
* Mayhem SR

## Residents

### *Saints Row*

* Joseph Price
* Laura

### *Saints Row 2*

* Johnny Gat and Aisha
* Pierce

## Trivia

* Although it is not normally possible to enter Aisha's house outside of cutscenes, it is possible to force the door to open by parking a bike sideways against the door, with the tail end of the bike backed against it vertically, and then dismounting.

## References

1. ↑ **Note**: not to be mistaken with Tidal Spring in *Saints Row 2*

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New Hades

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**New Hades** is the location of *Saints Row: Gat out of Hell*.

## Overview

New Hades is a city of hell, composed of five big islands and several small ones surrounded by lava. The big islands are connected by bridges, while the small ones must be accessed by flying. In the center of New Hades, there is the Tower, a huge floating building that serves as Satan's palace. In the sky above the city, there appears to be a huge hole, which hovers right above the palace.

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## Districts

New Hades has 6 Districts, and 82 Neighborhoods.

## Trivia

* Other islands are visible in the distance, but are inaccessible.
* When flying too far from New Hades, the message "You will not gain Satan's Wrath out here" is displayed, and Gat or Kinzie says "I can't leave the boss here...".
* The city is roughly half the size of Steelport.
* In the PAX Prime demo, there were only 81 neighborhoods.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 **Image**:
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6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 **Image**:
7. ↑ ***Saints Row* forums**: Saints Row: Gat out of Hell and Saints Row IV: Re-Elected FAQ
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