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>>131510
Here's how I would compare it.
Saint's row 3 is a really great games and all, but when you strip away the story, it feels like there isn't much to it.
It kinda reminds me of what happen to Assassin's creed in 2 and brotherhood. It felt like I was doing less story stuff, and was more buying banks and just watching other people kill targets.
3 had the same thing. It was, do a story mission, and then do 50 identical mini games that had no appeal. At least in 4 they rewarded you for doing it.
It just felt like a chore to do half of them, and the game made you do them, it really broke the flow of the game. You just did an amazing story mission, filled with action, and then to make the story go any further, you had waste time doing something random.
Though, that's just me I guess. First thing I noticed when I went back to play 2 and 4. Sure, 2 makes you do it and so does 4, but in 2, they felt way more fun.
As for story wise and not game play. 2 was way more grittier and about actual hardships, the growth of the saints and how rough gang life could be. You'll see that within the first few missions. As for 3, it felt mixed, sure there was very touching parts, but all in all, it felt like a wacky game where you could see just how much chaos you could make.
Give them both a try though, it's worth it. 2 is my favorite though for the story.
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