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Fer de Lance

The **Fer de Lance** is a vehicle in *Saints Row*.

## Overview

It is one of the fastest accelerating cars in the game with excellent handling and an impressive top speed, matching that of the Bezier, Superiore, Vortex and Zenith, but beaten by the Attrazione. This car does not spawn randomly on the streets, and can only be obtained by purchasing it from Foreign Power for $100,000. It is used by competitors in Races when using any car in the "Exotic" class.

## Modifications

The Fer de Lance has a total of 16 Vehicle Customization options.

Mods
* 2 Hoods (Standard - Stock, Special - Sport)
* 2 Roofs (Standard - Stock, Scoop - Sport)
* 3 Spoilers (X - Sport, X2 - Racing, None)
* 4 Rims
* 5 Decals

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

## Variants

Standard
100% chance of spawning
* Stock Hood
* No Spoiler. Stock Roof
* Equal chance of 4 Rims
* Chrome Rims

CarLX
Unused
* Sport Hood
* Sport Roof
* Sport Spoiler
* Black Exotic 1 Rims
* Custom unchangeable white paint with blue stripe
* Custom unchangeable random number decal

CarPC
Unused in game, used in promotional material.
* Sport Hood
* Sport Roof
* Sport Spoiler
* Chrome Exotic 2 Rims
* Scoop Roof
* Custom unchangeable green/black paint with dual green stripe
* Custom unchangeable random number decal

## Trivia

* The Cheat for this vehicle is #3373352623 (#FerDeLance).
* It resembles the Enzo Ferrari.
* Literally translated from French, "Fer de Lance" means "The Iron Of Lance" (freely translated; "Spearhead").
* There is a poster of this car in *Saints Row 2*, on the wall of the garage next to the race marker at the Nuclear Power Plant.
* The Peacemaker in *Saints Row IV* is based on the Fer de Lance.
* The CarPC variant was used in a 360° image on the Saints Row promotional website.

## References

1. ↑ **Note**: Confirmed. See talk page

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Foreign Power

**Neighborhood** | *Saints Row** Ultor Dome
* Misty Lane
* Humbolt Park

*Saints Row 2** Ultor Dome
* Humbolt Park
* Harrowgate
 **Games** | * *Saints Row*
* *Saints Row 2*

**Foreign Power** is a Vehicle Dealer in *Saints Row* and *Saints Row 2*.

## Overview

Foreign Power sells a variety of cars, and has multiple locations around Stilwater. It sells mostly fast and exotic cars which the prices range around $50,000.

Foreign Power only sells cars, but bikes can be bought from Cycles, and boats can be bought from Ship It.

As with all purchasable items, Style points are earned, which is 10% of the Cash paid.

## *Saints Row*

### Locations

* Ultor Dome, Arena District
* Misty Lane, Suburbs District
* Humbolt Park, Museum District

## Trivia

* The Foreign Power in Harrowgate has an unused interior containing three trucks resembling Mags, two benches, two rooms, and a desk area. The walls and vehicles are all textured with stone.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 **Game data file**: car\_dealerships.xtbl
2. ↑ **Image**:
3. ↑ **Image**:

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Face Your Fear

* 3 Activities

"**Face Your Fear**" is a mission in *Saints Row: The Third*.

*You're ready to face Killbane, but the Luchadores must still be dealt with. You know where to find me if you need more training.*
— Angel De LaMuerte to Playa, at his gym.

## Overview

Playa is upset with Angel De LaMuerte for putting a tiger in their car for the purpose of training. Angel explains that Playa is now ready to face Killbane, but the Luchadores must be dealt with first.

## Transcript

### Prologue

* Male 1, 2, 3, Female 1, 2, 3
* Zombie

**Playa**: "*Angel, where are you?*"
**Angel**: "*I see you made it through the final test.*"
**Playa**: "*Answer my question.*"
**Angel**: "*At the gym, training.*"
**Playa**: "*Don't move.*"

**Playa**: "*[Sneers]*"
**Angel**: "*I see you made it through the final test.*"
**Playa**: "*[Growls]*"
**Angel**: "*At the gym, training.*"
**Playa**: "*[Groans]*"

### Cutscene

**Playa**: "*A fucking tiger?*"
**Angel**: "*If you're fighting the Luchadores you need to be ready for anything.*"
**Playa**: "*A FUCKING TIGER?!*"
**Angel**: "*Don't lose the message in the method. You mastered your fear.*"
**Playa**: "*What the fuck is wrong with you?*"
**Angel**: "*You're ready to face Killbane, but the Luchadores must still be dealt with. You know where to find me if you need more training.*"

## Rewards

* Cash: None
* Respect: None
* Stronghold: 3 Count Beat Down

## Trivia

* Despite being listed as a mission, it is only a cutscene used to set up the next mission, "3 Count Beat Down", provided "A Remote Chance" has also been completed.
* Before this mission, Angel's Activities must be completed: Insurance Fraud, Trail Blazing, and Tiger Escort. These can be completed in any order.

## References

1. ↑ **Activity**: Tiger Escort
2. ↑ **Note**: Requires "A Remote Chance"

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Funky Fresh Pack

**Clothing** | Yes

The **Funky Fresh Pack** is a downloadable content pack for *Saints Row*.

*Pack contains 69 new wear options for your character; including clothing, bling, tattoos and hair.*— Official Description

## Overview

The Funky Fresh Pack was released on 2006-08-09, 3 weeks before the release of *Saints Row* on 2006-08-29. It costs 100 Microsoft Points on the Xbox Live Marketplace, and is 14.31 MB.

In September 2012, this and all other *Saints Row* DLC were removed from the Xbox Live Marketplace, and were all added back on July 29, 2015.

## Items

### Hair

Available at Do it Up and Shear Intensity. These do not give Respect.

 Sideburns
 Eyebrows
 Mustache
 Mustache
 Beard

### Jewellery

Available at On Thin Ice.

 Ring

## Trivia

* The pack is stated to add 69 new wear options for Playa, but this number is misleading as there are only 31 discrete items, which have multiple colours and wear styles to bring it up to "69"

## References

1. ↑ **Xbox Marketplace**: Funky Fresh Pack (link dead)
2. ↑ **Archive.org**: Archive of the Funky Fresh Pack page on the Xbox Marketplace

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Fox Drive Weapons Plant

* Kill the **Carnales defenders**!
* Get inside the **weapons factory**.
* Plant the bombs at these **locations**.
* One more **bomb** left to plant.
* Find a way to the top of the factory.

"**Fox Drive Weapons Plant**" is a Stronghold in *Saints Row*.

*Now that the Carnales' drug ring is hurtin' they've started to move to gun running. They set up a weapons plant in an old steel factory. Don't let their business get off the ground.*
— Julius Little to Playa, in a phone call after starting the Stronghold.

## Overview

Julius Little phones Playa and briefs them on a converted weapons factory the Carnales have started, and instructs Playa to destroy it.

### Story

Upon completion of the Stronghold, this description is available on the 'Story' page, accessed from the 'INFO' tab of the pause menu.

In an effort to expand their income, the Carnales converted a Fox Drive steel mill into a weapons plant. By placing bombs in strategic locations, you were able to put a stop to the Carnales arms ring before it even had a chance to take off.
## Gameplay

Kill the Carnales defenders!
For just the first Carnales Stronghold, this is a challenging Stronghold. The first objective is fighting 14 well-equipped Carnales gang members outside the plant, including two that are wielding McManus sniper rifles.

Get inside the weapons factory.
Plant the bombs at these locations.
One more bomb left to plant.
Once inside the plant, the Stronghold becomes much easier, with a few more gang members and planting three bombs at marked positions.

Find a way to the top of the factory.
The fourth and final bomb location is outside, right on top of the plant. Exit the plant near the third bomb-plant location and work their way up along some sloped roofs. Be careful, as falling means being instantly smoked.

Get away from the factory before it blows!
Once the final bomb is planted, there is 35 seconds to flee the explosive radius before the bomb detonates and destroys the building. The best method of escaping is by quickly turning around, sprinting down the slopes again, exiting onto some scaffolding, and jumping down onto the railway tracks. Then, simply sprint west, away from the area.

## Rewards

* Fox Drive neighborhood unlocked
1/1

* Cash: None
* Respect: None
* Neighborhood: Fox Drive

## Trivia

* In the top room with the third bomb-plant location, there is a 12 Gauge, an AR-40 Xtnd and an RPG Launcher.
* The steel mill still exists in *Saints Row 2*. However, it is in a derelict state, as shown by the boarded up windows and charred walls. Bums can be found taking shelter outside of the building.
	+ In addition, the building is now part of Pilsen rather than Fox Drive.

## References

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Genki Holiday Special

**Genki Holiday Special** is an Activity in the *How the Saints Save Christmas* DLC for *Saints Row IV*.

## Overview

The objective of this Activity is similar to original Prof. Genki's Mind Over Murder, but with a Holiday theme – the player must use Telekinesis and throw various objects into moving circles: people (green circles), menorahs (blue circles) and Christmas trees (red circles) (instead of vehicles and Genki heads) in 9 minutes.

## Rewards

Completing any Activity tier with Bronze medal rewards the player with 2,000 and XP.

Completing any Activity tier with Silver medal rewards the player with 3,500 and XP.

Completing any Activity tier with Gold medal rewards the player with 5,000 and XP.

## Locations

* Easy: Stanfield, north Burns Hill
* Medium: New Colvin east Rosen Oaks
* Hard: Downtown, north-east Sunset Park

## Trivia

* There is a glitch that causes the activity to become inaccessible in single-player on PlayStation 4 versions of *Re-Elected*. The only way to access it if the glitch is encountered is by joining the co-op session of another player who can access it.

## References

1. ↑  https://forum.psnprofiles.com/topic/26489-help-genki-holiday-glitch/#comment-1508477

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## Related discussions

• Is "Genki Holiday Special" a valid title?
Extraction Facility

**Objectives** | ?

**Extraction Facility** is a Diversion target in *Saints Row: Gat out of Hell*.

## Overview

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There are 4 Extraction Facilities in New Hades, one located in each district except Barrens and The Tower. The diversion begins once you enter the building. The inside of each building is composed of three sections next to each other. Each section has one of three glowing circular nodes called Control Points that the player must stand inside for about 10 seconds to activate. Completing the diversion requires all 3 Control Points to be active at the same time. Enemies can reclaim the Control Points by standing in them for about 10 seconds requiring the player to return to that section to reactivate it.

## References

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Executive Yacht

**Games** | *Saints Row 2*

The **Executive Yacht** is a mission location in *Saints Row 2*.

## Overview

The Executive Yacht is a large non-drivable boat, which is only present as part of the penultimate Ultor mission, where it is used by is Ultor during an executive party. It is much larger than the Skipper and has 3 floors, and the steering wheel on the roof.

As it is a building, this location has an interior mini-map.

## Trivia

* Similar to the cargo ship, it is only present during that mission, and is loaded as a separate map section. It is not defined as a vehicle and does not have a vehicle file, meaning it is a building shaped like a ship. It is possible to modify the game files to always load the Executive Yacht.

## References

1. ↑ **Mission**: Salting the Earth...Again

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Flatbed

The **Flatbed** is a vehicle in *Saints Row: The Third* and *Saints Row IV*.

## Overview

The vehicle's name suggests that it is a flatbed truck which is used for transporting any sort of goods.

In *Saints Row: The Third*, the Flatbed is used to transport a bomb, stolen from the SNG's Guard Armory to destroy the Syndicate Tower. The vehicle is also used by Deckers to steal a powerful "learning computer" from the PR Center. The last time it is used to either destroy the zombie virus or give it to Oleg.

In *Saints Row IV*, the Flatbed is used by the Saints to get the Key which overloads the Simulation 31 and helps to find and kill Zinyak.

## Locations

The Flatbed is a common vehicle but it also has some locations where it is always parked:

* Near Friendly Fire in Brickston
* South-west of the Saints HQ
* Near the Airplane Hangar (*Saints Row IV*)

## Modifications

*Saints Row: The Third*
The Flatbed has few Vehicle Customization options. The available Wheel Sizes are 12-12 and the Wheel Width cannot be customised.

Mods
* 1 Bed Options

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

*Saints Row IV*
The Flatbed has few Vehicle Customization options. The Wheel Size and Wheel Width cannot be customized.

Mods
* 1 Bed Options

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

## Variants

*Saints Row: The Third*
* Rough (20%) (Non-customisable)
* Average (80%) (Non-customisable)
* MS06 (0%) (Non-customisable)
* MS09 (0%) (Non-customisable)
* MS15 (0%) (Non-customisable)
* MS19 (0%) (Non-customisable)

*Saints Row IV*
* Rough (20%) (Non-customisable)
* Average (80%) (Non-customisable)
* Key (0%)
* Flatbed (0%)

## Trivia

* There is no Cheat for this vehicle in any game.
* Flatbed recembles a Mack TerraPro.
* The Flatbed is based on the Runner, a truck in the *Saints Row 2* DLC *Ultor Exposed*. It has the same internal vehicle name, which means it is the same vehicle.
* In *Saints Row 2*, "Flatbed" is the name of a trailer which attaches to the Peterliner.
* The name "Flatbed" is a real life term for this sort of vehicle, and is one of the most true to life titles of any vehicle in the series. Another vehicles with real life titles are an Ambulance, Backhoe, Bulldozer and a Forklift.
* The Flatbed was first revealed in the Swimming Lessons video from Gamespot.

## References

1. ↑ **Twitch.TV**: SAINTS ROW THE THIRD EARLY!!! - With permission!
2. ↑ **YouTube**: IGN E3 gameplay
3. ↑ **Image**:
4. ↑ **Mission**: We're Going to Need Guns
5. ↑ **Mission**: The Belgian Problem
6. ↑ **Mission**: Learning Computer
7. ↑ **Mission**: Zombie Attack
8. ↑ **Mission**: Grand Finale
9. ↑ **YouTube**: Saints Row: The Third - Swimming Lessons Gameplay Movie

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Executive Privilege Pack

**Released** | * 2013-08-13 PS3
* 2013-08-19 PC
 **File Size** | On disc

The **Executive Privilege Pack** is downloadable content for *Saints Row IV*.

*You've never let anyone else tell you what to do so why let us get away with it? The Executive Privilege Pack does away with checks and balances and gives you the power to make the world of Saint Row IV your own. Cheat your way to a hollow victory today!*— Executive Privilege Pack Description

## Overview

The Executive Privilege Pack adds several new cheats to the game. Once this pack is installed, the cheats are automatically added to the Cellphone. They work as normal cheats and can be toggled on and off.

This pack was first released on August 13th, 2013 for PlayStation 3. It was then released on August 19, 2013 for Steam and August 20, 2013 for Xbox 360.

It is included in the  *Saints Row IV: National Treasure* edition, which was limited to consoles and has since been replaced with *Saints Row IV: Re-Elected*. On Steam, this is included in the Game of the Century Upgrade Pack,  *Saints Row IV: Game of the Century Edition*, and in the bundles Saints Row Ultimate Franchise Pack and The Best of Volition Bundle.

## Contents

The Executive Privilege Pack unlocks six cheats:

* **All Super Upgrades**: Unlocks and purchases all Super Power Upgrades.
* **100% Super Powers**: Maxes out Super Power Strength.
* **Car Mass Hole**: Your vehicle has infinite mass and smashes other vehicles out of the way.
* **Never Die**: You will never die.
* **Infinite Ammo**: Gives you infinite ammo for all weapons.
* **Unlimited Clip**: You never have to reload because your clip runneth over forever.

## Trivia

* The Executive Privilege Pack was available for purchase on Steam and PS3 before *Saints Row IV* was released.
* It was initially listed at $2.99 on PS3.
* This pack, along with the Presidential Pack and Grass Roots Pack, were not available in Australia until December 3rd, 2013.
* Some of the cheats can be obtained in the core game:
	+ Car Mass Hole: while similar to the 'isquishyou' cheat in *Saints Row: The Third*, it plows cars out of the way instead of crushing them.
	+ Infinite Ammo: Can be bought from phone.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 **PlayStation Blog**: PlayStation Store Update for August 30, 2013
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 **Steam Store**: Executive Privilege Pack
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 **Xbox Marketplace**: Executive Privilege Pack
4. ↑ **Steam Discussion**: IdolNinja comment on the Executive Privilege Pack
5. ↑ **Steam Store**: Game of the Century Upgrade Pack
6. ↑ **Steam Store**: Saints Row IV: Game of the Century Edition
7. ↑ **Steam Store**: Saints Row Ultimate Franchise Pack
8. ↑ **Steam Store**: The Best of Volition Bundle
9. ↑ **PS Deals**: Executive Privilege Pack
10. ↑ **Steam Discussion**: IdolNinja addressing DLC availability for Australia

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Filmore Parking Garage

* Destroy all **Vice Kings vehicles**.
* One more **Vice King** left, on the rooftop.

"**Filmore Parking Garage**" is a Stronghold in *Saints Row*.

*A bunch of King's bookies are meeting at a parking garage to discuss rigging games. Don't let any of 'em walk away from the meeting. No one fucks with my hockey game...*
— Julius Little to Playa, in a phone call after starting the Stronghold.

## Overview

Julius Little phones Playa and briefs them on some Vice Kings bookies meeting to discuss rigging games. Playa is to interrupt the meeting and kill them all.

### Story

Upon completion of the Stronghold, this description is available on the 'Story' page, accessed from the 'INFO' tab of the pause menu.

After losing money in a rigged hockey game, Julius asked you to go to the Filmore parking garage to break up a group of Vice King's bookies who were meeting there. Upon arriving at the garage, sent the Vice Kings a message by destroying all of the bookies cars.
## Gameplay

Destroy all Vice Kings vehicles.
Go up the garage, fighting lightly-defended Vice Kings and destroying their cars. Save on SMG ammo for the final part of this Stronghold and use a shotgun to destroy the vehicles instead. Once they start flaming, they are sure to eventually explode.

One more Vice King left, on the rooftop.
Once all-but-one vehicle is destroyed and Playa reaches the rooftop, the final Vice Kings gang member escapes in the final vehicle and drives off the rooftop, triggering a car chase.

Don't let him get away.
He is fairly easy to deal with; simply follow him off the garage and chase after him, showering him with submachine gun ammo. His vehicle does not last long at the mercy of the poor driver.

## Rewards

* Filmore neighborhood unlocked
1/1

* Cash: None
* Respect: None
* Neighborhood: Filmore

## Trivia

* Julius Little mentions in the opening of the Stronghold that he is a fan of hockey. The 'Story' section reveals that Julius lost money on one of these rigged hockey games before the Stronghold began.
* The cars that are marked to be destroyed cannot be entered.
* If a car is not driven to the top floor, a Halberd is provided.
* The parking garage still exists in *Saints Row 2*.

## References

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Genkimobile

The **Genkimobile** is a vehicle in the Genkibowl VII DLC for *Saints Row: The Third* and *Saints Row IV*.

## Overview

It's a wide convertible car, with its roof in the down position. It's mostly white, with some pink and some gold components.

It has two flamethrowers in the front and one on each side angled slightly forward, which charge up as pedestrians are run over. There are four lights on the back ranging from red to green depending on the amount of flamethrower fuel remaining.

It is unchanged in *Saints Row IV*.

There is only one variant in each game, named "Average".

## Locations

### *Saints Row: The Third*

This vehicle can only be obtained from the *Genkibowl VII* downloadable content.

* Used in the Super Ethical PR Opportunity Activity.
* Unlocked in the garage after completing all Super Ethical PR Opportunity Activities.

### *Saints Row IV*

* It is used by Mascots during Prof. Genki's Mind Over Murder, and can be obtained by entering and saving it during the activity.
* It is unlocked in the garage after completing "All Hands on Deck" mission.

## Modifications

In *Saints Row IV* the Genkimobile has a total of 36 Vehicle Customization options. The available Wheel Sizes are 21-25 and the available Wheel Widths are 0-4

Mods
* 2 Hoods
* 4 Body Kits
* 8 Fairings
* 4 Exhaust Tips
* 4 Grills
* 2 Wheel Covers
* Underglow
* 2 Weapons
* 2 Grime 1s
* 1 Grime 2s

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

## Trivia

* It is based on the Danville.
* The vehicle cannot normally be modified, but can be modified using the Vehicle Customization glitch.
* Running over Homies does not charge up the flamethrowers.

## References

1. ↑ **Mission**: All Hands on Deck

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Frat Row

* Stilwater University
* Pleasant View
* Mount Claflin

**Frat Row** is a neighborhood in the Stilwater University District of Stilwater.

## Overview

Frat Row is one of two neighborhoods in the Stilwater University District, along with Stilwater University itself.

It is mostly comprised of fraternities and a few stores including Scratch That and Brown Baggers. At the center is the Culex Stadium where the Demolition Derby activity takes place.

It also contains a crib which costs $15,000.

## Locations

### Stores

* Gas Station
* Scratch That

### Activities & Diversions

* Demolition Derby
* Escort
* Ho-ing
* Racing

## Trivia

* The Culex Stadium also houses the **Special Derby** once after completing Demolition Derby. It rewards cash and no respect or unlockables.
* The Hitman target **Clint** is located in this Neighborhood.
* The Secret Area **"Robot House"** is located in this Neighborhood.
* The block to the east of Culex Stadium features a number of Frat Houses with Greek letters which spell a variety of words. Clockwise from University Loft:
	+ Delta Iota Kappa - ΔΙΚ - DIK
	+ Mu Upsilon Phi - ΜΥΦ - MUF
	+ Omega Tau Phi - ΩΤΦ - WTF
	+ Eta Omicron Epsilon - ΗΟΕ - HOE
	+ zeta omega omicron - ζωο - zoo, Greek for "animal". "Robot House".
	+ Tau Eta Theta - ΤΗΘ - THQ
	+ Sigma Epsilon Xi - ΣΕΞ - SEX
	+ Nu epsilon rho delta sigma - Νερδσ - Nerds
	+ Alpha Sigma Sigma - ΑΣΣ - ASS
	+ An additional frat house is located in Sommerset: Sigma Theta Delta - ΣΘΔ - STD
* In the north of the neighborhood, there is a building with the writing on the wall which mentions "All your base are belong to us" meme:

"Welcome to Stilwater University Campus Town
Home of the Skeeters
**All your base are belong to us**"
* Although difficult, it is possible to walk up the cliff face of Mount Claflin which borders Frat Row.

## References

1. ↑ **Image**:

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GAL 43

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

The **GAL 43** is a weapon in *Saints Row 2* and *Saints Row: Total Control*.

## Overview

The GAL has an incredibly fast rate of fire, and holds 50 rounds in its magazine. It can be dual wielded to deal extra damage and increase the magazine capacity to 100. When it comes to damage per bullet, It is the second most powerful SMG in *Saints Row 2*. It is comparable to *Saints Row'*s SKR-7 Spree, albeit it does much more damage.

### Obtaining

A few Sons of Samedi members use the GAL 43 in the mission "Eternal Sunshine", as well as a large amount of the bums that attack Playa during the mission "Riot Control".

It is never available from Friendly Fire, but it uses normal SMG ammo, which is available there.

It is unlocked in the Weapons Cache after completing level 3 of the Downtown district Snatch activity.

## Trivia

* The Cheat for this weapon in *Saints Row 2* is #931.
* The GAL 43 resembles the Uzi and has a retractable stock instead of the real-life weapon's folding stock.
* In *Saints Row 2*, the weapon's stock blocks the sights. This is corrected in *Saints Row: Total Control*, wherein the stock has a cutout center.
* The first Uzi submachine gun was designed by Major Uziel Gal in 1943. This, in turn, may be where the GAL 43 gets it's name from.
* When unlocked, the magazine displayed says "WHAT A GAL", a pun on the name.
* When fired, its firing sound is very similar to the GAU-8/A Avenger Gatling-type cannon.

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Epic Jump Quest

**Related** | Achievements and Trophies in Saints Row IV

**Epic Jump Quest** is an Achievement in *Saints Row IV*.

*Jump from the roof of 3 Count to the Nuke Plant, without touching the ground or other rooftops.*— Description of this Achievement

## Overview

Although the descriptive specifically states *from* 3 Count *to* the Nuke Plant, it is possible to unlock the achievement in either direction.

The Achievement starts when jumping off any part of the 3 Count or Burns Hill Reactors roof, including the top of the smokestacks or cooling tower. The Achievement is awarded when approaching the other rooftop, but it is not necessary to actually touch the roof.

The only feedback regarding this Achievement is the "Achievement Unlocked" Message upon completion. There is no in-game reward for completing the Epic Jump Quest.

There is no in-game feedback for starting, completing, or failing the attempt, so it is not possible to know whether the attempt is still active, or when subsequent attempts of the Epic Jump Quest are successful after the first completion.

## Tips

* Touching a horizontal surface fails the attempt.
* When running up the side of buildings, small ledges count as rooftops and fails the attempt.
* Fully upgrade jumping and gliding to reduce the total number of jumps. When fully upgraded, the trip can be completed with as few as 4 stops.
* The Abduct-O-Matic can provide initial elevation, reducing the total number of jumps.
* The Achievement can be completed easily by spawning an aircraft after jumping off the first, and flying to the second roof.
	+ Using this method can unlock the Achievement immediately after The Fundamentals, before gaining any Powers.
	+ It is not necessary to exit the vehicle to unlock the achievement, because it is not necessary to touch the roof.

## Trivia

* This achievement is unique in that it requires the player to do something which they are unlikely to do normally, and which requires specifically attempting in order to complete.
* This quest returns in Gat out of Hell as Epic Flight Quest.
* 3 Count and the Nuke Plant are directly north and south of each other.

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Game On Pack

**Weapons** | Yes

**Game On Pack** is downloadable content for *Saints Row IV*.

*Sports-themed clothing, weapon costumes and an ice resurfacer have been unlocked for you.*— DLC description

## Overview

Includes "Golf Club" and "Hockey Stick" weapons, "Fore!" Outfit, "Waffle-Boarder" Outfit, "Goalie Mask", "Pebble Beach Special" hat. It also includes a new vehicle - Puck Truck.

* "Golf Club" - "*For when you're really tee'd off*"
* "Hockey Stick" - "*Good day for a brawl, eh?*"

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## Trivia

* The Skeeters logos are featured in some items.[*which?*]

## References

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Energy Sword

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

**Energy Sword** is a weapon in *Saints Row IV*.

*A single slice deconstructs most opponents.*— Weapon Description

## Overview

The **Energy Sword** deals very high damage per hit, on par with fully-upgraded Baseball Bat and Tentacle Bat , and disintegrates killed enemies as well as objects and car parts. Once upgraded with side quests, killed enemies drop larger amounts of health, making it a good melee weapon to go berserk and decimate enemies at close range (while bats, who have a greater knockback effect, are better to keep strong enemies away while overkilling weaker ones anyway).

The **Laser Razor** is the only costume for the Energy Sword in the base game. An additional costume, the **Braver Sword**, is available in the Anime Pack DLC.

There are no purchasable upgrades for the Energy Sword.

## Availability

Rewarded after completion of the "Three-Count Royale" Side Quest from Asha. The Green Blade skin is unlocked for completing the "Kill and Let Die" Side Quest from Asha.

The "Energy Sword Health" upgrade is unlocked for completing the "Saintfinger" Side Quest from Asha, this upgrade increases the amount of health dropped by enemies killed with this weapon.

## Trivia

* The Energy Sword and color options are references to the *Star Wars* Saga, in which the iconic Lightsabers are used by both the Jedi Knights and the Sith Lords.
	+ The blue-coloured 'Cool Blade' skin and the description "*The hero's choice*" are references to the blue lightsabers used mostly by good characters in the series, such as Obi-Wan Kenobi.
	+ The red-coloured 'Hot Blade' skin and the description "*Zinyak's favorite color*" are references to the red lightsabers used mostly by antagonistic characters in the series, such as Darth Vader.
	+ The Green Blade skin and the description "*Because, you know, we already did red and blue*" reference the third colour of lightsaber used in the original trilogy, used by Luke Skywalker in *Return of the Jedi*.
	+ As purple is the signature color of the Saints, the Default skin may not be intended as direct reference to *Star Wars*, although a purple Lightsaber *is* used by the character Mace Windu.
* The Energy Sword was first revealed in the Gamespot gameplay video.
* The Brady strategy guide does not list the Green Blade skin.
* Nyte Blayde and Ronin use the Energy Sword in place of their signature Samurai Sword and Nocturne.
* The 'Braver Sword' skin, along with the matching Shonen costume, are both references to *Final Fantasy VII'*s protagonist, Cloud Strife, while the description of this skin refers to the fact that such sword is absurdly large as it would have a weight of roughly 100 kg.
* The 'Cool Blade' skin bears a resemblance to Gideon's Pixel Katana from *Scott Pilgrim vs. The World*.

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Geiger Counter

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

The **Geiger Counter** is a melee weapon in *Saints Row 2*.

## Overview

It is used in The Brotherhood mission "Waste Not Want Not" to locate toxic waste to taint Maero's tattoo ink.

## Obtaining

1. Start the mission "Waste Not Want Not"
2. Go to Friendly Fire and obtain the Geiger Counter
3. Open the store menu
4. Switch to the Weapons Cache
5. Equip a different melee weapon
6. Either exit the mission, or re-equip the Geiger Counter and complete the mission.

Alternatively, if an enemy drops a melee weapon, picking it up stores the Geiger Counter in the Weapons Cache.

The Geiger Counter can be kept in Mission Replay using the "Replay in a Replay" Mission Exit Glitch to exit the replay after obtaining the weapon.

## Trivia

* This cannot be used as a weapon, pressing Attack does nothing.
	+ If used by an NPC, they punch as if they are unarmed.
* Unlike other melee weapons, the Geiger Counter is available when using a human shield, but the execute animation is the neck-snap used when unarmed.
* After obtaining the Geiger Counter, the game may glitch when changing melee weapons, and freeze.
* When the Geiger Counter is equipped outside of the mission, it is invisible because the model is only loaded by the game during the mission. For the same reason, the "run" animation glitches and Playa glides across the ground.
* In real life, a Geiger counter is not sold in gun stores.

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Customization Items in Saints Row

**Customization Items**, such as Clothing, Jewelry and Tattoos, are a feature of *Saints Row*, *Saints Row 2*, *Saints Row: The Third*, and *Saints Row IV*.

## Overview

Clothing is bought at various Clothing Stores, Jewelry is available at On Thin Ice or Bling Bling and Tattoos is available at Rusty's Needle.

After being purchased once, Jewelry and Clothing is changed via the Wardrobe at Cribs. Tattoos can only be changed by returning to Rusty's Needle.

Available clothing includes hats, under & over shirts, coats, underwear, socks, shoes and wrist items.

### Jewelry

Prices

 Silver
 Gold
 Platinum
 Silver Ruby
 Silver Citrine
 Silver Emerald
 Gold Sapphire
 Gold Amethyst
 Gold Diamond

### DLC

Extra Customization Items are included in the Funky Fresh Pack, Ho Ho Ho Pack and the Exclusive Unkut pack.

## Brands

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 Ünkut
 Ultor

## Trivia

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## References

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Gateway

A **Gateway** provides access to Crib features in *Saints Row IV*.

## Overview

A Gateway is a glowing blue doorway. The first Gateway is unlocked after completing "The Real World".

They can be used to access The Ship, as well as the Wardrobe, Garage, Weapons Cache and Gang Customization.

Like Cribs, Gateways function as spawn points in Virtual Steelport. When loading a saved game, Playa spawns at the closest Gateway to where the game was saved. When entering The Simulation from The Ship, it is possible to choose which Gateway to use.

## Locations

There are 10 Gateways in total. 5 are unlocked through the storyline and other 5 are unlocked by completing Side Quests.

## Trivia

* Gateways resemble both the Monolith from the film *2001: A Space Odyssey*, as well the holographic doorway in the series *Quantum Leap*.
	+ Kinzie's "White Room" Side Quests which unlock Gateways may also be a reference to the white Imaging Chamber room from *Quantum Leap*.
* Using a Gateway to exit and re-enter The Simulation reduces to the time it takes to travel to the other side of the city.

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Drug Factory

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

The **Drug Factory** is an enterable building in *Saints Row* and *Saints Row 2*.

## Overview

### *Saints Row*

This building is located in Pilsen. During the events of the game, Playa and an armed group of 3rd Street Saints raid the drug factory and take it over, crippling Los Carnales' drug business in the process.

### *Saints Row 2*

In *Saints Row 2*, the neighborhood has been renamed to Black Bottom, and the drug factory is an abandoned building, although the 3rd Street Saints still use the drug factory to temporarily store Loa Dust stolen from the Sons of Samedi.

## Trivia

* In *Saints Row 2*, there is an old Carnales graffiti tag inside, which is all that remains as proof of the Carnales' former ownership of the drug factory.

## References

1. ↑ **Mission**: Trojan Horse
2. ↑ **Mission**: Riot Control

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Charge Halo

**Quest Objective** | * Collect the Summons Power
* Collect the Stomp Power
* Collect the Aura Power

**Charge Halo** is the second quest in *Saints Row: Gat out of Hell*.

## Overview

This quest becomes available immediately after Welcome to Hell, it is not autostarted, and other quests can be played instead, but Dane periodically nags to start the quest, and an objective to start the quest any time the Hub is used.

There are four objectives which are independent missions which can be started in any order. They can also be started from a map marker for each.

The objectives appear as Targets on the map, and are automatically displayed without exploration.

* Collect the Summons Power: Rally Blackbeard Target in Teetering Hope, Barrens District
* Collect the Stomp Power: Rally Shakespeare Target in Bards Bastille, The Den District
* Collect the Aura Power: Rally Vlad Target in Tenth Circle Penitentiary, Shantytown District
* Collect the Blast Power: Rally Twins Target in DeWynter View, Downtown District

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## Rewards

* Cash: ?
* Respect: ?

## Trivia

* If "Rally the Twins" is attempted after the turrets are activated, immediately following the mission Gat/Kinzie will be attacked by a large number of powerful enemies that will spawn by the turret and enter the Twins' warehouse. To avoid being killed (or a lengthy battle immediately after the lenghty battle to rally the twins), immediately activate the Arcane Blast tutorial which will remove the player from danger as completing the tutorial automatically sends Gat/Kinzie back to the safehouse.

## References

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Fox Drive

**District** | * Factories SR
 **Gang** | Los Carnales SR
 **Unlocked after** | Fox Drive Weapons Plant SR
 **City Income** | $200 SR
 **Notable buildings** | * Old Steel Factory SR
 **Activities** | * Trafficking SR
 **Games** | * *Saints Row*
 * The Mills
* Black Bottom
* Pilsen
* Athos Bay

**Fox Drive** is a Neighborhood in the Factories and Docks & Warehouses Districts of Stilwater.

## Overview

### *Saints Row*

In *Saints Row*, Fox Drive is part of the Factories District.

The neighborhood is controlled by Los Carnales until the Saints assault the Old Steel Factory they are using as a weapons plant.

### *Saints Row 2*

In *Saints Row 2*, Fox Drive is part of the Docks & Warehouses district, and covers the former location of Stoughton in *Saints Row*.

Many buildings are critically damaged, and some have sunk into the nearby water. Most of them are abandoned warehouses and storefronts.

The neighborhood is controlled by the Brotherhood until the Saints take it over after hijacking a Cargo Ship several miles off the coast of Fox Drive.

The Brotherhood also uses it as a meeting point for their convoy during the Stronghold Poseidon Alley Docks, despite it being a good distance away from Poseidon Alley.

## Locations

*Saints Row*
* Old Steel Factory

*Saints Row 2*
* Hartmann's Hardware - **Enterable** warehouse used for the Poseidon Alley Docks Brotherhood Stronghold.

### Activities

*Saints Row*
* Trafficking

*Saints Row 2*
* Racing

## References

1. ↑ **Mission**: Fox Drive Weapons Plant
2. ↑ **Mission**: The Enemy of my Enemy
3. ↑ **Note**: Part of Pilsen in *Saints Row 2*

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Bill Sykes

**Bill Sykes** is the overall main antagonist of Disney's 27th animated feature film *Oliver and Company*, which is a modern take on Charles Dickens' classic story *Oliver Twist*.

He is a criminal mastermind who is therefore based upon the character of Bill Sikes and he is also Fagin's former boss. Despite being the main villain, he does not serve as the archenemy of anyone, not even Oliver.

He was voiced by the late Robert Loggia.
Fireworks

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

The **Fireworks** are a weapon in *Saints Row 2*.

## Overview

Fireworks are used in The Brotherhood mission "Thank You and Goodnight!", where Pierce drives Playa around in the Feed Dogs' Pyro Truck. They are not Improvised Weapons, but thrown weapons instead. During the mission, they are thrown like Satchel Charges, however are not remote-detonated, but time detonated unless the fireworks hit a car, in which case they explode instantly, blowing up the vehicle. They can be thrown short and long ranges, like Hand Grenades, and can be thrown from Human Shields.

They can be added to the Weapons Cache in Co-op, but out of mission, the model is not loaded, so Playa's hands appear empty, and when thrown, the game freezes.

## Obtaining

During the mission "Thank you and Goodnight!", the guest drives the truck instead of Pierce and a cop can be used to pull the guest out of the truck. Co-op is required, this cannot be done in mission replay.

To ensure the Fireworks section of the mission does not trigger early, either:

* Kill Pierce next to the drivers side door of the truck.
* The host can take a Brotherhood member as a Human Shield, and hide out of range with Pierce.
* Either way, Pierce must be prevented from killing police and Brotherhood.

Before triggering the Fireworks section of the mission, the guest must:

* Shoot the drivers side door with a McManus 2010 to make it fall off.
* Get Police Notoriety by shooting up a Store. Disarm police with the Stun Gun and lead them to the truck.
* Kill all Brotherhood members.

When ready, the guest should lure a disarmed cop to the drivers side door of the truck, then either revive Pierce or have the host kill the final Brotherhood member.

* If the disarmed cop does not pull the guest out of the drivers seat, the mission must be restarted.
* Once the guest is out of the truck, they must kill and revive the host to get them out of the truck, but should avoid damaging the truck itself.
* The guest must ensure that Pierce does not die, and protect the Host, who will be unable to use weapons.
* The host must run to a Weapons Store before the mission timer runs out, the closest is Brass Knuckles in Ezpata.
* Once the host accesses the Weapons Cache and switches to a different thrown weapon, the fireworks are saved and the mission can be exited.

### Extra Ammunition

1. Retrieve Fireworks from the Weapons Cache
2. Retrieve Satchel Charge from the Weapons Cache
3. Use all Satchel Charges
4. Retrieve Fireworks from the Weapons Cache
5. Each time this is repeated, an extra Firework will be added, up to a total of 10.

## Trivia

* The Fireworks can not be used outside of the mission. Fireworks models are present in Chinatown, but can be neither used as an Improvised Weapon nor picked up as a Thrown weapon.
* There actually exists another Fireworks weapon, but it is an Improvised Weapon that can be picked up from the ground, most notably inside the Brotherhood's HQ. It can be thrown to damage enemies but it only explodes if shot.

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Espina

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**Espina** is a neighborhood of Steelport.

## Overview

Espina is the neighborhood that makes up the southern and western edge of the New Colvin District. Mainly residential, but has some commercial businesses, and a small factory area on its western edge, somewhat like its neighboring area of Rosen Oaks, which is almost all residential with a small amount of commercial businesses.

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## Locations

This neighborhood contains Zimos' Pad, as well as Escort and Snatch activities.

In addition to a Rusty's Needle in the southwest and Zimos' Pad in the south, there is also a Gang Operation to the northeast and an Escort to the west. In this operation there are 10 members that must be eliminated. There is also a Survival mission about 30 meters west of Zimos' Pad.

Jimmy Torbitson's house is located in Espina's southern cul de sac.

The abandoned office building where Jane Valderamma interviews Killbane is located along the eastern shore.

### *Saints Row: The Third*

* Rusty's Needle
* Zimos' Pad

Activities
* Trafficking (Medium)
* Trafficking (Hard)
* Snatch (Easy)
* 2 Gang Operations

### *Saints Row IV*

* Rusty's Needle
* Gateway

Activities
* Blazin (Medium)
* Fight Club (Medium)
* Flashpoint
* Virus Injection

## References

1. ↑ **Mission**: Live! With Killbane

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Force Field

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

**Force Field**, AKA **Dash Shield**, is a Super Power in *Saints Row IV*.

*That's right. Force field.*— Force Field website description

## Overview

The Force Field power is unlocked after the mission "Welcome Back".

Force Field is a passive power which is used while Super Sprinting. It briefly gives a small resistance to damage (which can be upgraded to further resist damage).

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Explosive Combat Pack

**Weapons** | Yes

**Explosive Combat Pack** is a downloadable content for *Saints Row: The Third*.

## Overview

*In addition to that, we know that there are also some citizens of Steelport that want a little more brute-force firepower when attempting to take down enemy gangs, or even STAG. Luckily, the Saints R&D department have come up with the brand new "Explosive Combat DLC Pack", where not only will you get the brand new Future Soldier Outfit, with included mask and backpack, but you'll be outfitted with the M2 Grenade Launcher, allowing you to clear out some difficult situations quickly and effectively.*— Site Description
The Explosive Combat Pack comes with an outfit and the M2 Grenade Launcher. This DLC pack can be purchased via Xbox Live for 160 Microsoft Points. It can also be purchased of steam and PSN for $1.99.

## Empire Fighter Outfit

The "Empire Fighter" Outfit, and made up of 6 pieces of Clothing, the Empire Helmet, Future Soldier Body Armor, Empire Pack, Future Soldier Gloves, Battalion Pants and Future Soldier Boots. These pieces of clothing can also be worn separately.

## Trivia

* The Outfit is similar to a clone trooper or stormtrooper from *Star Wars*, a Helghast Trooper from *Killzone* and the OctoCamo Suit from *Metal Gear Solid 4*.
* The outfit is labelled internally as "Lets Pretend Male E", a style of name which is common for standard Outfits, but this is the only DLC which uses such a name, indicating that it was originally part of the base game.

## References

1. ↑ ***Saints Row* website**: New DLC Available Now!

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Encanto

**Gang** | Los Carnales SR
 **Unlocked after** | Possession with Intent SR
 **City Income** | $200 SR
 * Cecil Park
* Ezpata
* Southern Cross
* Imperial Square
* Little Shanghai
* Wardill Airport

**Encanto** is a neighborhood in the Barrio District of Stilwater.

### *Saints Row*

Encanto is controlled by the Los Carnales until the mission "Possession with Intent".

### *Saints Row 2*

Encanto is controlled by The Brotherhood until the mission "Retribution".

## Locations

* On Track (In *Saints Row* this was considered to be part of the Southern Cross Neighborhood.)

* Sangre Sedienta Hospital - non-enterable building where Playa appears after being Smoked

## Trivia

* The Hitman target **Apoop** can be found in this Neighborhood (inside On Track) in *Saints Row 2*.

## References

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