Then you and your opponent control the speed of their chariots, so it makes it very timing based. However, the dildo starts off limp, and when you push the button to make it erect, it's only erect for a very short period so you have to time it right to score a hit.

The other option (or maybe another gametype) is that it puts you in a renaissance themed jousting only map complete with period era spectators and music and you do a traditional joust. However, if you're going head on, you can hit a button and the dildo becomes erect (with 'booooiiiinnnng' sound effect) which makes it a traditional lance. Like an open world deathmatch style game where everyone is in their chariot and you can swing the dildo like a floppy baseball bat for when you're side by side another chariot. Yeah, that's exactly what I was thinking of. They're starting out working on Saints Row: The Third, but Volition plans to help the community with Saints Row 2 mod tools too, and supposedly this is a 'test run' for Saints Row 4. Saints Row senior programmer Mike Wilson and principal technical animator Randall Hess have already joined the Saints Row Mods forums to field technical questions, helping fill blanks in modders' knowledge of the innering workings of Saints Row.īetween new tools it'll make with this knowledge and existing ones, IdolNinja says, 'the modding community will finally be able to create and offer new clothing, new vehicles, new guns, new npcs, new missions, and even new world geometry which will greatly extend the life of the series and enhance the Saints Row games in ways we never even dared to dream of.' And how did this all come about? 'The answer to that is actually quite simple.

Volition is putting together a package of documentation and tools for the SR mod community to turn into 'what is essentially a full sdk for the game,' instigator 'IdolNinja' explains in a blog post.

The mod community has so far been running on tools it worked out and put together itself, and shiny new tools should allow people to add new clothes and missions, and even alter the world. We'll get to find out in a while, as developer Volition is working with Saints Row modders to put together proper mod tools. Adding a selection of conservative businesswear, perhaps, or speed cameras to keep you driving safely. Given how bizarre Saints Row: The Third already is, mod tools could only result in the game becoming more sensible, more polite.

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