Star Wars Jedi should come full circle with Cal Kestis customization

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order When it came to customization, it fixed a big mistake. To be fair, the configuration of Lightsaber components has been consistently complex in the series, but what is memorable is Star Wars Jedi: Fallen OrderCustomization is little more than palette swapping for the Cal Kestis, BD-1, and Stinger Mantis. It wasn't until then Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order That Respawn has invested in sophisticated customization options, at least beyond the multiple ponchos and suit colors, allows Kal to take on a fully dynamic look now that he can sport a full, long beard.

It is wonderful to see the clothing options survivorespecially since they cover a wide range of specific courses star wars Legend Respawn and EA also used this opportunity to punctuate survivor With fan service cosmetics inspired by star wars' A new hope and Obi-Wan Kenobi. Now, nostalgic and authentic outfits are expected to return in the final chapter of the franchise, though there's one simple and understated variant that we hope Respawn will keep an eye on as doing so will help bring the collection full circle when its trilogy is complete: the hood. It was pulled over Cal's head.

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How Cal Cassis' hooded poncho affects Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order

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Maybe if it wasn't for respawn, hood cosmetics wouldn't be as sought after or anticipated. In fact, Cal wore his scraper poncho hat when it was first revealed to him in the cinematic reveal trailer. Order dropped– in the first shot of the trailer, no less. Capote here helped sell the idea that Kal was actively hiding from the Galactic Empire and the Inquisition on Braca, keeping a low profile and not stepping on any toes to live a quiet life as a refugee.

So it's disappointing that players wear the same hooded Scrapper Guild poncho in the game, but there's no option to wear a hood over Cal's head. Given the minimal customization options for Cal in, this isn't too much of a concern Order dropped For starters, though survivor It also jumped at the chance to have a hooded rib piece in its extensive catalog.

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The cosmetic features of the title character's hooded robe do not allow the hood to be worn.

Kal Cassis from Star Wars Jedi doesn't need to go to the dark side to don the hood

Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor and Middle-earth: Shadow of WarCosmetics include the iconic hooded cloaks. Shadow of Mordor's was included as a bonus Dark Ranger skin for pre-orders Shadow of Mordor's built into the sequel's gear system and the game's end-game narrative when Talion becomes a Nazgul.

This concept in Monolith's middle earth The dichotomy suggests that the hoods are associated with darkness, and in Talion's case, captivity by the Ring of Isildor – one of the nine rings given to men. Of course, countless characters wear hooded cloaks without any particular meaning or subtext, other than trying to hide their identity, as seen with Aragorn Strider's character in Bree's Prancing Pony. Nevertheless, it's remarkably clean and represents a beauty policy that cosmetics often seem to lack in many games, and is impressive as a result.

If Respawn wanted, they could have two decent means of connecting the hood to it Apart from Star Wars's Cal Kestis: Can offer a hooded cloak as a similar pre-purchase bonus MordorOr he could throw Kal into the dark side and give him a hooded cloak while Anakin Skywalker dresses up. Revenge of the SithTalion wears a hat much less when corrupted by the ring. Otherwise, a standard cape with a hood over Cal's head, devoid of any light or dark connotations, would be great to see in the final season. Apart from Star Wars.