[ SECRET POST #2435 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2435 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I found that the people complaining about the boss being less of a psychopath are the same people who go out of their way to say SR:TT and SRIV suck and that real fans should go back and play 2 because it's the greatest thing ever. You know, like Johnny.

From what little I saw of Aisha in the game and her wiki, I liked her. And, ugh, tell me about it. Viola was my favorite and she would have meshed so well with this president gig. But, no, let's kill her offscreen. Bah.

[(Anonymous)]

It's funny because I always found that the "death" of Johnny in the 3rd game really played with the over all theme of it: selling out. The death of Johnny was the death of the old franchise and its tone.

They went from a pretty grim series when you looked at the story and then went with more of the outlandish, which was something heavily introduced in 2 that everyone liked.

Also, I found the boss became more of a psychopath. Just more corperate than street thug.