Sunshine getting beheaded is shortened to Playa slicing the head, due to Japanese video game rating regulations. In the Japanese version, the scene with Mr.The voodoo doll appears inside the White Crib in Saints Row IV.Sunshine is weak against dual-wielding SMGs and assault rifles, as well as explosives such as Satchel Charges and RPG Launchers. Similar to the boss fight against Veteran Child, multiple Sons of Samedi enemies will be present to back the boss up.Some of the enemies located both outside and inside the meat packing plant are equipped with RPG Launchers, which can kill Playa in one hit, especially when inside a vehicle.The name of this mission is a reference to the 2004 movie Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.
The Stilwater Gazette newspaper clipping from the completion screen and Newspaper Clipboard. It is entirely possible to kill him before he manages to pick the doll back up, making the boss fight - and the mission - a fairly short and easy one.
Sunshine starts to raise his voodoo doll, shoot it out of his hands to make him vulnerable, and then proceed to shoot him as he goes to pick it up. Sunshine is invincible while he is holding the doll, and it can only be shot out of his hands as he raises it. He is on another balcony and cannot be reached. Sunshine awaits Playa at the assembly room in a boss fight. Although the plant is heavily defended with many troops, it is possible to drive straight to the entrance of the building - ignoring the enemies outside - and sprint past all the enemies in the building. Gameplay įight through to the back, where Mr. Sunshine" a high ranking Samedi lieutenant thought to be the Sons of Samedi's second-in-command. Identified among the dead was an individual known to many as "Mr. Countless Sons of Samedi were massacred inside earlier in what is presumed to be another chapter in the gang's run-ins with the Third Street Saints. A meat packing plant in the Factories district is home to a grisly scene.
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