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Star Wars Outlaws Developers Promise To Continue To Improve The Game

After what Ubisoft says was an underperforming launch, the developers of Star Wars Outlaws have taken to social media to promise players continued improvements on the game.

In their post, the developers started off by thanking players for the support of the game since its launch. They went on to say that the team is “hard at work” on new updates to the game that will bring a number of fixes, features, and improvements.

“We’re hard at work creating multiple title updates, which will bring optimization, gameplay polishing and tweaks as well as quality of life changes including adjustments to combat and stealth gameplay,” the statement reads.

In addition to the promises of improvement, it was confirmed that the game’s first story pack, Star Wars Outlaws: Wild Card, will launch on November 21. That date coincides with the game’s release on Steam.

“[Wild Card] will see Kay and Nix infiltrate a high-stakes Sabacc tournament where they will face off against the legendary Lando Calrissian,” they said. “In addition, new contracts will be added free for all players.”

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#1 Sep 25, 2024

After the games underperforming release, the developers of Star Wars Outlaws have promised continued improvements to the game.

Really does seem like Ubisoft is becoming more and more of a taboo branding. People, me included, are doubtful of their games' quality as soon as they're announced and I think for good reason; they never really feel finished to a good polish, they're often overpriced in an attempt to push ubisoft+ subscriptions and it's like they've lost their way with the vision for what people expect from their games. Off the back of Black Flag's reception HOW do you mess up Skull & Bones so badly?!

'A camel is a horse designed by committee' -- they've got so many people all trying to do something different with the games all at once that the vision never comes to fruition...

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#2 Oct 03, 2024

I'm playing Star Wars Outlaws now. I'm in awe of the world, I love it. I think the biggest mistake I make with these types of games is entertaining the filler content, which in turn creates boredom.

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#3 Oct 03, 2024

I'm playing Star Wars Outlaws now. I'm in awe of the world, I love it. I think the biggest mistake I make with these types of games is entertaining the filler content, which in turn creates boredom.

I watched a few people play a bunch of this game, it came across as a decent enough game. Graphically it looks good.

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#4 Oct 03, 2024

I watched a few people play a bunch of this game, it came across as a decent enough game. Graphically it looks good.

When I first loaded it up and got out into the world, I was thinking this is a Star Wars fans dream. I was surprised at the reactions to it. Early days for me though, I'm 13hrs in.

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#5 Oct 03, 2024

After all the responses and clips I've seen, I will pick it up a bit later. Hopefully with pretty big updates. But not expecting that they can overhaul the entire game

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#6 Oct 03, 2024

Making the game better over time will not make it more appreciated, from the moment you buy it you expect it to be in the best condition, but Ubisoft has already accustomed us to having the game finished long after release.

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#7 Oct 04, 2024

I played this only because a friend bought the disk and I have to say it is impossible to improve it.
What is good about this game is the star wars atmosphere and some of the story. This can hardly be improved. at this point
What is so bad about this game is the combat and extremely repetitive traversal.

Playing through the levels felt like I was paying a tax to get to the next cinematic/dialog dump. After 2 hours I disabled all the brain-dead puzzles and turned on every accessibility option.

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#8 Oct 04, 2024

Newest patch dropped today and fixed a bunch of issues, they are really trying.

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#9 Oct 04, 2024

Tired of AAA studios putting out unfinished goods while solo developers make take-two interactive quality works in comparison…

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#10 Oct 04, 2024

Tired of AAA studios putting out unfinished goods while solo developers make take-two interactive quality works in comparison…

Exactly! But don’t worry… they promise to fix the game.

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#11 Oct 07, 2024

haven’t played StarWars Outlaw yet. But I should admit the efforts of developers to fix their mistakes.

May be gonna give a chance to this game on PS5.

What do you think?

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