Player Customization is available in Saints Row, Saints Row 2, Saints Row: The Third, and Saints Row IV.
Character customization in Saints Row.
Overview
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Players can customize Playa at the beginning of each game. They can also be changed at an Image As Designed store during the game for a fee.
Unless otherwise indicated, all options are sliders with values from 1 to 100.
All games include Race presets for Caucasian, African American, Asian, and Hispanic
Saints RowEdit
- Player Customization occurs at the very beginning of the game, before the first cutscene, "The Streets of Stilwater."
- Hair options are not available at Image As Designed, and must be customized through Hair Salons which contain different options.
- It is possible to randomize Skin, Body and Head values.
Saints Row 2Edit
- Player Customization occurs after the Vacation's Over cutscene, and before the first cutscene "The Great Escape", of the first mission, Jailbreak.
- Gang Insults are unlocked after completion of each Gang's storyline.
- Some Compliments and Taunts are used as a Gang Sign in Gang Customization, but enemy gang personality options are unavailable.
- Each Voice sings with different radio songs as part of the Soprano Achievement.
- Face, Hair, and Make-up values can be randomized.
- It is not possible to import a character from a Saints Row save file.
- Saints Row 2 has 8 Build presets.
| Build Preset | Body Shape | Muscularity | Fatness |
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| Average Male | 25 | 20 | 55 |
| Average Female | -37 | 10 | 45 |
| Slender Male | 25 | 15 | 30 |
| Slender Female (default) | -45 | 18 | 30 |
| Overweight Male | 25 | 10 | 70 |
| Overweight Female | -37 | 0 | 67 |
| Athletic Male | 25 | 55 | 30 |
| Athletic Female | -37 | 30 | 25 |
| Emaciated Male | 25 | 5 | 15 |
| Emaciated Female | -37 | 0 | 7 |
| Obese Male | 25 | 20 | 90 |
| Obese Female | -37 | 0 | 90 |
| Bodybuilder Male (default) | 25 | 90 | 35 |
| Bodybuilder Female | -45 | 85 | 10 |
| Burly Male | 25 | 90 | 75 |
| Burly Female | -45 | 67 | 75 |
Saints Row: The ThirdEdit
- Player Customization occurs after the first mission, When Good Heists Go Bad, and before the second mission, I'm Free - Free Falling.
- Saints Row: The Third uses a triangular slider to choose between Fat, Skinny, and Muscular.
- All sliders are set to 50 by default. Playa featured in all trailers uses all default settings.
- There are 8 preset characters, as well as the option to download additional presets, and upload custom characters.
- It is not possible to import a character from a Saints Row or Saints Row 2 save file.
- It is not possible to save or load characters locally, and an Internet connection is required.
- It is not possible to download characters uploaded by players on different game platforms.
Saints Row IVEdit
- Player Customization takes place after the first mission. "Zero Saints Thirty".
- Player Customization is essentially the same as in Saints Row: The Third.[1]
- It is possible to download a Saints Row: The Third character from the Saints Row website.[1]
- It is not possible to import a character from a Saints Row, Saints Row 2 or Saints Row: The Third save file.[1]
- It is not possible to save or load characters locally, and an Internet connection is required.
- It is not possible to download characters uploaded by players on different game platforms.
AppearanceEdit
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- Crown
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- Forehead
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- Eyes
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- Nose
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- Cheeks
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- Ears
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- Mouth
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- Chin
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- Jaw
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HairEdit
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Head
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Beard
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Facial
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Facial
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Eyelashes
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MakeupEdit
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Mouth
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Around Eyes
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Cheeks
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Items
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Lipstick
Fingernails
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Cheek
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Eye
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Eye Liner
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Full Face
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PersonalityEdit
VoicesEdit
In Saints Row, Playa has 3 voices, which are tied to the chosen Race. The Asian preset shares a voice with the Caucasian preset.
In Saints Row 2 and Saints Row: The Third, voice is chosen independently of Race and Sex.
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| Male 1 | American | British | WM | American | WM | American | WM |
| Male 2 | African American | African-American | BM | African-American | BM | African-American | BM |
| Male 3 | Hispanic | Hispanic | HM | British | WMA | British | WMA |
| Female 1 | N/A | American | WF | American | WF | American | WF |
| Female 2 | N/A | African-American | BF | Eastern European | BF | French | BF |
| Female 3 | N/A | Hispanic | HF | Hispanic | HF | Southern | HF |
| Zombie | Z | Nolan North | Z | ||||
Facial Expressions
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Movement Style
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Combat StyleEdit
Combat Style options only appear in Saints Row 2.
Melee Styles affect combo and charged Melee attacks.
| Name | Availability |
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| Brawler | Default |
| Ronin | Unlocked after Ronin mission 6 |
| Samedi | Unlocked after Sons of Samedi mission 6 |
| Brotherhood | Unlocked after Brotherhood mission 6 |
| Jerk | Unavailable - listed in the game data files |
| Tackler | Unavailable - listed in the game data files |
ComplimentsEdit
Compliments appear in Saints Row 2, Saints Row: The Third, and Saints Row IV.
Both Compliments and Taunts can be performed at other characters in the game, who react with their own.
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TauntsEdit
Taunts appear in Saints Row 2, Saints Row: The Third, and Saints Row IV.
Taunting police or gang members causes them to attack, and taunting them after killing them earns respect. Taunting fellow gang members turns them hostile. In Saints Row 2, there is a Trash Talker Achievement for taunting 50 gang members.
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TriviaEdit
- In Saints Row 2, after crashing a vehicle into something, Playa's expression temporarily changes to Angry.
- In Saints Row: The Third, there was going to be an eighth voice option which was fully auto tuned, similar to Zimos, but it was later removed from the game while still in development.[2]
- The Zombie voice option in Saints Row: The Third has a total of 12 different subtitle lines: Babbles, Garbled, Gargles, Groans, Growls, Grumbles, Grunts, Moans, Mumbles, Roars, Snarls and Sneers.
- There are several lines in the Saints Row: The Third game data for Player_WFA and Player_HM, as well as references to both male and female Asian Protagonist voices.
- The Eastern European Female 2 voice is referred to internally as "CUST_VOICE_FEMALE_BLACK" and "Player_BF".
- The British Male 3 voice is referred to internally as "CUST_VOICE_MALE_LATINO"
- The background music to the Player Creation screen in Saints Row IV is a remix of "Hail to the Chief", the United States Presidential anthem, originally written in 1812.[3]
- In Saints Row 2, when selecting "Male", and sliding the "Body Shape" slider below 0, the default version "Women's Bra 1" is automatically worn, but it does not appear in the Wardrobe. Selecting a Female adds a custom solid coloured version of the same bra to the Wardrobe.
AllusionsEdit
- The compliment "It's Not Unusual" is a reference to the dance Carlton Banks, from The Fresh Prince of Bel Air, did while playing the song 'It's Not Unusual' by Tom Jones.
- "The Marine" taunt is a reference to WWE professional wrestler John Cena, who uses this "You can't see me" action as his signature taunt, and starred in the 2006 film The Marine.
- The "Angelmania" taunt is a reference to Hulk Hogan, who voices Angel.
- The "Quarter Circle Forward + A" taunt is a reference to the Hadouken move in the Street Fighter franchise, which itself is based on the Kamehameha move from the Dragonball franchise. Pierce and Playa also do this action when using the fireball attack when under the influence of Saints Flow, albeit faster and throwing a fireball.
- "The King" Compliment is a reference to Elvis Presley, doing one of his trademark moves and copying his famous saying "Thank you, thank you very much".
- The "Nature Boy" Taunt is a reference to professional wrestler, Ric Flair, which involves Flair's trademark march and "WOO" call.
- The "Smooth Criminal" Taunt and "The Experience" Compliment are references to Michael Jackson, doing one of his moves and his trademark call.
- During the Player Customization segment after When Good Heists Go Bad, one of the lines said by the police is "Prisoner 1138, please step forward" which is a reference to George Lucas' first film THX 1138.
- Several hairstyles in the game are an allusion to the following actors: Demi Moore (Demure Long Style), Jon Hamm (Made Man), Marilyn Monroe (Marilyn Curls), Milla Jovovich (Short And Wavy), John Travolta (The Greaser), Janet Leigh (Vintage Short Waves).
GalleryEdit
Player Customisation in Saints Row - Eyes
Player Customisation in Saints Row - Body
Player Customisation in Saints Row - Skin
Initial Player Customization with default character in Saints Row 2
Skin Colors in Saints Row 2
Hair Colors in Saints Row 2
Eye Colors in Saints Row 2
Promo image showing the Taunts menu in Saints Row 2
Character Customisation Saints Row 2
Player Customization in Saints Row: The Third
Player Customization in Saints Row: The Third
Player Customization in Saints Row: The Third
Player Customization in Saints Row: The Third
Player Customization in Saints Row: The Third
Skin Colours in Saints Row: The Third
Eye Colours in Saints Row: The Third
Hair colour options in Saints Row: The Third
Police lineup background from Saints Row: The Third initial player customization
Character Gallery introduction in Saints Row: The Third
Character Gallery upload complete in Saints Row: The Third
Character selection screen in Saints Row IV
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ReferencesEdit
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 YouTube: Angry Joe interview with Scott Phillips
- ↑ Giant Bomb: The Mystery of Saints Row: The Third's 8th Player Voice
- ↑ Wikipedia: Hail to the Chief
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