That's good to hear, I was hoping the original Saints Row would become backwards compatible.

Was reading that earlier I believe the quotes are from the Windows Central Q+A that Jez did, What I find most interesting is that they have their content teams split up into 3, soon to be 4 smaller teams each working on their own content cycles which I like as it leads to 4 leads to these teams creating their own ideas and should be more creative than 1 large team churning out each update.

They also mention that Hungering Deep had 6-7 weeks to work on and should be the shortest dev cycle of the 3 planned updates with what sounds like all 3 content teams started at the same time so I believe we will get Cursed Sails mid July then Forsaken Shores early September to round off the planned Summer updates. I'm interested to see what kind of timeline they take when the 4th team is up and running or if they keep 3 teams on a regular 6-8 week release schedule whilst the 4th team creates a more major update to slot in every 9-12 months or they just full rotate content teams releases on similar size updates.

Looking at Twitch, it seems the update helped the game a lot. Hopefully it will keep the players longer this time around. 

What a shitty GwG month in June. Wow.

Just completed hungering deep, if anyone want's to know what you get for it it's a shark figurehead

What do you think about it? How would you rate it as a monthly update?

Best thing about SoT for Microsoft is that out of the top 5 channels in Twitch, 4 of them is for non-english speakers. This and AoE will help expand their base in Europe.

it was really short, and didn't add as much as I would've liked. I'd give it a 6/10

How short? 

if you're good (find the locations fast) and have enough people (5) , you can easily do it in about an hour

Compared to Destiny 2 thats a lot less content for an expansion but i saw some screenshots of the shark creature so ill probably check it out. The 5 people thing sounds like a pain because a crew is 4 people .