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| − | Super Ethical PR Opportunity is another [[Escort]] and [[Tiger Escort]] like activity where you must drive [[Professor Genki]] around Steelport in the Genki Mobile to get him all charged up to meet his fans. To increase the Pleasure Bar you must murder pedestrians by either running over them or using the flamethrowers |
+ | Super Ethical PR Opportunity is another [[Escort]] and [[Tiger Escort]] like activity where you must drive [[Professor Genki]] around Steelport in the Genki Mobile to get him all charged up to meet his fans. To increase the Pleasure Bar you must murder pedestrians by either running over them or using the flamethrowers, which are charged by running over pedestrians. Once the pleasure bar is full you must drop him off at the appearance and he will be seen dancing. |
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| + | Once you have completed the activity, the Genki Mobile is added to your garage for you to drive as much as you see fit without the need of re-doing the activity. |
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Super Ethical PR Opportunity is an Activity in the Genkibowl VII DLC for Saints Row: The Third.
Description
Super Ethical PR Opportunity is another Escort and Tiger Escort like activity where you must drive Professor Genki around Steelport in the Genki Mobile to get him all charged up to meet his fans. To increase the Pleasure Bar you must murder pedestrians by either running over them or using the flamethrowers, which are charged by running over pedestrians. Once the pleasure bar is full you must drop him off at the appearance and he will be seen dancing.
Once you have completed the activity, the Genki Mobile is added to your garage for you to drive as much as you see fit without the need of re-doing the activity.
Trivia
Before you pick Prof. Genki he can be seen assaulting the people around him as if he was normally found outside the activity.