Saints row 4 oleg full#

Saints row 4 oleg full#

A robotic Shaundi from the future turns out to be a full on Broken Bird.

They'll also says that the Boss didn't even shed a tear on Aisha's funeral which put the Boss in Tranquil Fury mode.

The evil you seems to not only rub it on Asha but also on the Boss especially when they kill simulation Matt, but they comment on Asha's stoicism by saying 'Johnny cried like a bitch when Aisha died'.

Considering she's Miss Failure Is Not An Option personified, her explanation to the Boss says it perfectly. Imagine for a moment a simulation in which you a) have to watch your best friend getting killed and b) fail miserably in stopping the Big Bad.

The beginning when Aerosmith's 'I Don't Wanna Miss a Thing' plays when Boss attempts a Heroic Sacrifice, then it becomes awesome as s/he survives.What really comes off as a shocker as this is probably the first time you see Boss actually vulnerable, and seconds before Kinzie finally arrives, the Boss has run out of ammo, they are still facing an armada of alien troops.Never before had the Boss actually been in a completely hopeless situation where they didn't know how they would survive.When first escaping the simulator, Boss is weak, sick, scared of the alien ship s/he is on, clutching at the walls for support and calling for Kinzie.After the usual 'every voice at once' sing-along, they fade into their last recording of Duncan singing, as the music fades out. They had gotten him in for some preliminary VO work before he died, which included a quick recording of the sing-along for Just A Friend. The tribute to Michael Clarke Duncan, the original Ben King, during the credits.But despite knowing he would always fail, that it was impossible to win, he would NEVER stop trying for her and if the Boss hadn't have come when they did. What's worse if you listen to the audio logs Johnny knew he would never be able to save Aisha.Even through the Stylistic Suck speech synthesizers you can hear the pain in the Boss' voice as they try to tell him ' she's gone, man,' or beg ' Please man, don't go in there.' They're simultaneously happy to be fighting alongside their friend again and horrified at what they know is coming.

The Boss' reaction when they're in the simulation with him.When he mentions Aisha's name, he pauses for almost a full minute, unable to continue. This is a man who kills for fun, who finds murder to be the best solution in every circumstance, but when he talks about the people he's lost, he hesitates. Pretty much all of Gat's simulation and subsequent audio logs are this.The terrified screaming you hear when it happens helps sell the horror.Especially since we see Oleg and Josh Birk having a friendly chat moments before. Even though we've seen Earth get destroyed plenty of times in fiction, this game makes the literal Earth-Shattering Kaboom surprisingly harsh.Then Boss puts a hand on her shoulder to comfort her, about as tender an expression as the gangster has ever managed, and tells her gently it's not her fault. Even worse, when Zombie Gat revives and attacks her, she's forced to grab his knife and stab him in the head over and over, screaming the entire time. Shaundi is heartbroken when you find her in the Zin simulation, overwhelmed with guilt over Johnny's death.