Until one day, the protagonist suddenly woke up and found Carlos, a member of the former 3 rd Street Saints, willing to help the protagonist escape from prison.
Carlos also explained the present situation of the whole city to the protagonist after the two men got out of trouble smoothly.
The Saint of the Third Street was carved up by three other gangs, and the administrative control of the city fell into the hands of Ultor, a private enterprise.
The CEO of Ultor is a very smart person and manages the city quite well.
As for the third street saints, the situation is quite tragic, and the whereabouts of Julius and Dex are unknown.
Johnny is in jail as much as the protagonist.
So when the protagonist is free, the first step is to save Johnny.
Recruit old members of the former third street saints.
In addition to the old members, the protagonist also found three new cadres, namely Carlos, Shawndi and Pierce, who had helped the protagonist escape from prison.
. Pierce, like Johnny, is a member of the War College.
. Shaundi knows how drugs work.
. Carlos is familiar with traffic.
Now the city is controlled by ronin, son of Samedi and Brotherhood, and players are free to decide which power to destroy first.
Ronin (yellow):
The ronin is a Japanese gangster (members are not necessarily Japanese). The boss hates eating himself in Japan, leaving his son and right-hand man to manage the gang.
Ronin is an organized gang (much like the Yamaguchi group), with several high-end hotels and restaurants and close ties with large enterprises.
At first, the protagonist and Johnny decided to steal money from the ronin casino. Pierce planned for a long time, but the protagonist and Johnny decided to make a positive breakthrough. ...
Of course, with the crazy killing ability of the protagonist and Johnny (the two strongest people in the game), they robbed a lot of money at once and transported the money to Johnny and Aisha's residence.
The ronin who learned that the casino was robbed didn't want to lose money for no reason. He sent a killer to invade the house while the protagonist and Johnny were away, tied Aisha, and planned to secretly kill the protagonist and Johnny.
As a result, Aisha loudly warned Johnny that he was killed (should be beheaded) by Ronin's skinhead killer.
The protagonist and Johnny can't save Aisha, but also let the bald killer escape. Johnny is seriously injured and hospitalized.
The protagonist vowed to avenge his brother, and then he entered the ronin's territory, the bald ronin with the blade.
In addition to the bald killer, Johnny, the son of the evil food who gave the order, also decided to kill him.
Unexpectedly, when Johnny was discharged from the hospital and held Aisha's funeral, the white-eyed boy appeared in front of the protagonist and Johnny in order to prove his value to his father. Of course, the ending was tragic ... (Johnny threw him in the coffin and buried him alive)
With Ronin's fall from power and influence, Attl, who is closely related to Ronin, decided to defect and support the Third Street Saints. The CEO personally came to tell Ronin's information.
Finally, at the celebration held by Mr. Wrong (an old friend of the protagonist, an old man in China, the employer of a generation of assassins), the protagonist confronted the evil Ji head-on and killed the Japanese gangster. ...
Samedi's sons:
The son of Samedi is a gangster similar to an African warlord. It is managed by a boss who calls himself a general. His followers believe in voodoo and mainly deal in the drug market.
The protagonist first learned about the gang's operation and drug trade through Shaundi's intelligence, because DJ veteran Child, a cadre of Samedi's son, used to be Shaundi's boyfriend (although Shaundi herself said that she had several boyfriends).
The protagonist decides to rob all the drug markets of Samedi's son.
The plot of this series is relatively simple, except that Shaundi was kidnapped by her ex-boyfriend DJ veteran children to save her, most of them were fighting and killing people, but there were two generations of familiar faces (drug dealers and couples).
It is worth mentioning that one of the general's men can use voodoo magic and can't kill him. Later, the protagonist simply cut off his head with a knife. ...
Brotherhood (red):
Brotherhood is a few simple gangs, which are full of violent elements who like to kill people. The boss Maero is a strong man who likes tattoos.
The main cadres of the Brotherhood are the boss Maero and Maero's girlfriend Jessica, as well as tattoo artists and mechanics (the mechanic is Donnie, a generation who likes Lin ...)
At first, the protagonist asked Carlos to deal with brotherhood, and Carlos said Maero wanted to cooperate with the protagonist in the arms business.
But Maero asked for a 50-50 split, and in the end they didn't get along and turned against each other.
Then the protagonist thought of a cheap trick (really cheap), that is, mixing nuclear waste with Maero's tattoo pigment, which caused Maero's right face to be disfigured.
But this move angered my brother, especially Maero's girlfriend Jessica, who brutally killed Carlos in retaliation for the protagonist (this paragraph is shocking. Carlos was a friend who helped the protagonist escape from prison from the beginning and was loyal to the protagonist and the 3 rd Street Saint. The protagonist also said that he liked him very much and would promote him one day).
When the protagonist saw Carlos' miserable situation but couldn't save him, he finally had to press the printer to help Carlos out. ...
Because Carlos' death depressed the protagonist for a while, until Shaundi happened to meet Jessica.
Knowing Jessica's position, the protagonist got on the bus coldly. After arriving at Jessica's hotel, he took care of all the guards, stuffed Jessica into the trunk of the car and drove to Maero's cross-country traffic jam. ...
Maero and other fraternities like to take part in cross-country jeep races. Maero just came to the finale that day and heroically crushed a row of scrapped cars.
The applause rang and the protagonist appeared in front of Maero. Maero, in high spirits, said he would fight with the protagonist and kill him, but the protagonist replied coldly, "No, you don't." He lost a car key to Maero.
With the departure of the protagonist, Maero will find the body of the girlfriend he killed. ...
At this point, the brotherhood and the Saint of the 3rd Street became a bitter battle, and the protagonist learned that Maero would transport a batch of arms.
He set off for the concert of the exclusive tattoo artist of the fraternity (the tattoo artist himself played in a band) to extort information, and finally destroyed a tattoo artist's hand more cruelly. ...
Desperate Maero broke into Ultor's headquarters and threatened the CEO to help escort the arms. I didn't expect alto's CEO to rob the arms.
Until the end, the protagonist got Maero's weapon after a bloody battle, but he also found out what Ultor was planning.
When Maero lost everything, he asked the protagonist to meet and duel in the jeep cross-country stadium, and was finally shot by the protagonist ... When the protagonist led the 3 rd Street Saints to successfully eliminate all gangs, the CEO of Alto decided to take the shot.
It turned out that Attl planned to let the biggest gang in the city eliminate other gangs, and then he eliminated the biggest gang in one fell swoop.
In this way, there will be no gangs in the city. The CEO of Alto thinks that gangs can never beat well-trained special forces.
The CEO of Attl also began to order the assassination of all the cadres of the Third Street Saints, including Johnny, Pierce and Sandy.
Unfortunately, Attl underestimated the strength of the protagonist. Not only did the assassination fail, but the protagonist and Johnny also destroyed Attl and even blew up a building in Attl for revenge.
But Ultor's CEO is wily, and instead uses the protagonist to kill everyone who opposes him (yachts and shopping malls).
It just doesn't make any difference to the protagonist, because Ultor's people are enemies, so in the end, the protagonist and Johnny successfully hang up Ultor's CEO ... and officially announce that the city will be ruled by the Third Street Saints from now on ... When the protagonist comes to the police station, he will accidentally hear the dialogue tape between Dex and Troy.
The protagonist already knows that Troy is an undercover policeman (Johnny told the protagonist after he got Johnny out of prison, and the TV was on).
The audio tape is the recording of the protagonist before the yacht incident.
Dex knows that Troy was undercover, but Dex is not going to tell the protagonist and Johnny.
Because Julius was kidnapped at that time, Dex had planned to leave the Saint of the Third Street, and Dex even said that he had found a job in Attl. ...
The other tape is a conversation between Troy and Julius. Troy advised Julius to give up gangster life like Dex. Troy promised Julius that he would not be prosecuted for his previous crimes. Troy also hoped that Julius could convince the protagonist, and Julius agreed. ...
On the last tape, all I heard was Troy yelling, I want you to convince me not to use bombs!
When the protagonist heard this, he probably knew psychologically that julius really betrayed the protagonist in order to get a stable retirement, and Troy didn't want the protagonist to die, which was decided by julius himself (as for why he killed the mayor, personal guess is that Urdu decided to assassinate the mayor in order to take over the city).
Later, I found Dex's phone number in the police station, and after dialing, I heard a voice I hadn't seen for a long time.
Dex said that you should know that Julius is the real murderer who framed you, and Dex promised to help the protagonist find Julius.
When the protagonist arrives at the appointed place (a generation of old churches), he finds a thin old man. At first glance, he found that it was Julius himself, not Dex.
In addition, the church itself was surrounded by Attl's army. It seems that Dex really works in Attl, and Dex intends to kill the protagonist and Julius in one breath.
As a result, the protagonist and Julius broke through the encirclement and came to a safe place smoothly.
Julius thinks the protagonist should have forgiven him. Unexpectedly, when he turned around, the protagonist shot Julius in the abdomen.
Julius said bitterly to the protagonist, I thought you could learn something after the yacht incident, thinking that the protagonist should leave the gangster life. If it weren't for Julius, the protagonist would have died in the nameless street. ...
It's just that the protagonist tells Julius lightly that your time is over, and shoot to finish revenge. ...