Star Wars Outlaws creative director admits forced stealth sections are “incredibly punishing”, says next patch will ease up on them
Star Wars Outlaws creative director admits forced stealth sections are “incredibly punishing”, says next patch will ease up on them
An upcoming patch for Star Wars outlaws will ease up on early stealth sections
Why is there Star Trek in the embed lmao
It's the same image in the article which doesn't even mention Star Trek... Do they use gen AI for their articles? Star Trek, Star Wars - a human would notice the distinction.
They did credit Paradox, found the image here:
https://www.paradoxinteractive.com/games/star-trek-infinite/about
Which makes it even weirder, it's not even ai generated.
Back in the good old days, RPS used to deliberately do this kind of thing to troll their readers.
To boldly go
That dude writing this review doesn't know anything about games...
Read a couple of them and you will realize it by yourself.
Once, he got asked in the comments about why he didn't know something really basic, and he admitted that he had been "demanded" to write about the game without having the proper knowledge about it.
The dude is just filling space with words.
Massive kudos to RPS for the troll banner image.
But the thumbnails is from the Battlestar Galactus show
Love the game, but stealth definitely was pretty punishing right at the start of the game. That said, it became incredibly easy with the upgrades/unlocks progressing throughout the game, even a bit too easy. Frankly I hope upcoming nerfs don't make it even easier later in the game.
I think the best solution for early gameplay would be to give a window of opportunity to react to getting caught. this is also an upgrade (Fast Talker or something like that), so you can send Nix to distract the guy. Perhaps it would be as simple as to have that ability unlocked by default.
Add a few more checkpoint saves throughout, or simply an option to save in more places since it's usually disabled in places you sneak about, and I think most issues around stealth would be fixed.