Star Wars Outlaws

Game never really changes past the 10 hours. There are more or less only 3 things to do, dressed up differently. The story doesn't really make sense as characters talk about things that haven't happend yet due to the 4 questlines being available from the start. It's kind of a bad star wars game, and a bad ubisoft game. Just go play a far cry game instead.

Если отходить от того, что тут есть открытый мир и просто идти по сюжету, то вполне хорошо. Открытый мир скорее не нужен этой игре.

Haven't played much but quite boring so far. There is little incentive to actually sneak around but the shooting is pretty basic. Has potential, maybe it gets better since it is a beautiful game esthetically.

I don't know what to say. If it wasn't for all the she-male heros in every step of the game.. I mean. I understand that women havent been the hero in sooo many stories. Unlike FF1 where you chose your gender, or FF6 where the heroin was the main character or plethora of other games where female characters shared plots with men. Grow up man. I'm trying to enjoy your game. Why are you putting me down with all the rich men who put you where you are? And the LGBTQ crap. Go wipe your butt. Its gross.

I really don't know what most of the reviewer are seeing about this game. I think it is a very good Star Wars game.

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Starting with the good, the performance, controls, and overall graphics quality are well done. I like that there are specific hotkeys when using the mouse and keyboard rather than trying to fit the keyboard into gamepad controls. Even if you use a gamepad, the game still works as a shooter thanks to slower enemy movement and slower shooting mechanics in general, including the ability to aim behind cover. I feel the story is weak. While I'm not a megafan of Star Wars, I've played most of the games and like the original 3 movies. If you took out the infrequent Storm Troopers I wouldn't have even known this was supposed to be a Star Wars games. The movies were about the Force, the battle between the Empire and the Rebels, and to a less extent starship battles. Here you are basically just a thief trying to get off-world because you don't like being in debt. Once you get off-world, now you are trying to get a bounty off your head. But the missions don't have much to do with that, actually you are just fulfilling contracts for crime syndicates to make money you don't really need. There isn't much about the setting or environment that says anything more than generic space game to me. The developers might as well have saved a lot of money on the franchise fee and just themed it something else. The core mechanic is sneaking in first person, with combat as a backup. I'm fine with that and on certain missions it works well. But on missions where the designers didn't intend for you to use combat enemies spawn in and respawn after you are discovered. Combat is designed for you to lose in those circumstances, with your own character having poor aim and low damage. So basically you have to use stealth whether you want to or not. Stealth is OK, fun at times, but can be unfair as well. For example, if an enemy is rounding a corner you can press X to do a stealth take-out as they do so. But if they round the corner a little too wide so you have to move forward a little to press X, you are discovered even if you knock them out immediately after. When you are discovered the whole camp instantly knows you are there and enemies spawn in as I described earlier. There is an upgrade path for your character by which you primarily upgrade your equipment. So for example you take less damage from blaster fire. It's just not interesting to me vs. other Star Wars games where you actually get new force powers and such. You have a pet called Nix that you can use to distract enemies, blow up environmental objects without giving yourself away, and so forth. Mechanically it works well for a stealth game as it gives you the player options to manipulate enemies in a sensible way. However, the overblown relationship between the protagonist and Nix gets to be really annoying. I don't call my cat's name every other minute and tell it what a good friend it is. The last thing is the protagonist is really plain looking, almost ugly. I suspect this is a result of woke character designers who don't like the male gaze. If I'm going to gaze at a character model for dozens of hours I'd like something pleasing to look at.