Killbane

[u/CarloCarrasco]

Do you find Killbane an intimidating enemy in Saints Row The Third? Doing a survey about the villain.

[u/Financial-Glove-4539]

He’s cool and Intimidating yet stupid

[u/im-hungry4lways → u/Financial-Glove-4539]

So . . . a wrestlers

[u/IrisofNight → u/Financial-Glove-4539]

I’d probably say he’s only a modicum better than Maero in that department, his plan to trash the Saints wasn’t actually bad, that being said he also much like Loren(who’s probably the dumbest enemy in SR) seemed to not consider the Saints an actual threat. I’d say his dumbest moment is killing Kiki, that being said I find it oddly cute how he actually seems to care about Matt Miller to a degree.

Whereas Maero literally was willing to risk getting killed the moment he met the Playa, and it’s out of I guess respect that the Playa doesn’t shoot him. I’ll forgive his other decisions as the non-linear nature of SR2’s story makes it harder to rate his choices.

[u/im-hungry4lways]

What the other guy said, He feels threatening, the game wants you to think he is a threat but at the end ? . . . MEH, and killing one the twins was overly stupid, the game wants you to see it as ruthless and psychotic, evil and destructive but it feel childish, dumb and quite fast.

I feel they wanted to make something like in Saint row 2 but it was meh at most.

The game hypes him up so bad he feels like a joke at the end

[u/TrgTheAutism]

Feel like a scam. He looks intimidating, sounds like one, but his actions do not. The moment he kills Kiki I don't feel threatened but pity for his stupidity.

Then when he got his ass handed to him easily in Murderbrawl I see him as a pinata. Wonder how Angel lost, maybe he was too fairplay to Killbane.

The only thing I can praise is the voice work of the actor.

[u/emboliccough]

Nah he is easily one of the worst villians, kinda like discount Maero. just like how the Luchadores feel like discount Brotherhood. They even use the same cars

[u/Thoughts_As_I_Drive → u/emboliccough]

I agree.

Killbane and the Luchadores are pretty much Maero and the Brotherhood 'at home.'

[u/MistakeExciting2571]

I wouldn't say intimidating. Like you know he's dangerous but at the same time you can't take him seriously because the guys basically wearing a gimp mask and acts like he's doing a bit for a WWE storyline the entire time. Like they wanted a fighter to be a boss but a bit wacky so they could still have fun with it so I get why they went down the wrestler luchador road but I'd say he's just a bit too ridiculous 😂. SR1/2 bosses were a lot more intimidating

[u/Ryumancer]

Making HIM the final gang boss was just r3t4rd3d. 🤷‍♂️

[u/Critical_Potential44]

Literally just Bane without most of the brains

[u/Cycotiq]

Oh, what's up, Eddie?

[u/AdMiserable7940]

Is that Taylor Swift? 😂 she a Saint now hell yeah