Recently it was found that Star Wars Outlaws Launching on Steam on November 21st, this release coincides with the first post-season story pack, Wild Card. You can't say what it is Star Wars OutlawsThe future may lie beyond these DLCs, and anyone who likes the game or hasn't given it a chance yet should find the time to do so if there's any hope that it won't be quickly shelved afterwards.
Indeed, it's a sad time for Massive's open world star wars Epic as Outlaws It reportedly underperformed Ubisoft. Ubisoft has since provided a post-launch update roadmap and stated how it plans to improve the experience, which is debatable given how rich the game's open world is in detail. However, two pieces of downloadable content on Outlawshorizon is especially exciting, and Wild Card alone should be awesome because it focuses entirely on one of the strongest features in the game: Kessel Sabacc.
Sabacc stands out in an open world Star Wars game full of content
Since then, the complimentary mini-games in many open-world games have become less of a gimmick and more of a full-fledged standard. The Witcher 3: Wild Huntespecially when they include a collectible item and a related side quest. Sabak is no different. Playing with cosmic gambling cards is pointless for it Outlawswhere players can actually indulge in this poker-like mini-game and collect actionable shift tokens across the open world.
K-Wes can also gamble on championships or play numerous arcade games on his travels to each distant planet, but Sabacc is quite complex and even has a cheat feature linked to unlocking the Expert skill tree.
For example, players can gain the ability to unlock a QTE skill check when rolling the dice from a Hotfixer Jawa named Teeka, and use a skifter to try to get the dice in their favor. Between the sand and blood cards, the dice roll associated with Imposter cards, and the Sylop card guaranteeing a Sabacc pair with any other card in hand, there's a lot to understand before shifting tokens and their passive or active effects. .
Star Wars Outlaws: Wild Card couldn't have come at a better time
With Wild Card arriving at the end of November, it won't be long before the base game launches. That said, as there may be little to do in Sabacc while players score points in the main campaign, it's great that there isn't much time for more to become available.
Star Wars OutlawsExpert quests are highly incentivized once they're unlocked, though that might not be on everyone's agenda. Unless players are making quick stops at each planet rather than landing on a planet and exploring it for at least the next few hours, they will inevitably seek out specialists and eventually access a skill tree that they then work their way up to through prerequisite challenges. work, it takes much longer. Achievements and cases
So, once players actually get the two extra cheats and all the optional shift tokens, there's very little chance that there's a Sabacc table they haven't already won.
Sabacc certainly isn't rare in the galaxy, but there's little reason to play the table more than once, as players only receive a unique bonus when they initially win, and only a small amount of credits after that. They leave winning. Additionally, if players are looking for credits, it's best to get them during more rewarding quests like Star Wars OutlawsSyndication contracts. Wild Card will likely give you more tables to compete against, and if new cheats or shift tokens are introduced, reviving that collectible chase and layering Sabacc with even more nuanced gameplay would be fantastic.
