Comments on: Star Wars Outlaws Review

By: Blaine Smith

Blaine Smith — Mon, 02 Sep 2024 18:20:59 +0000

In reply to jesse. I've had that comment so many times, I've run out of retorts.

By: jesse

jesse — Mon, 02 Sep 2024 18:16:36 +0000

How much did they pay you man?

By: Blaine Smith

Blaine Smith — Thu, 29 Aug 2024 23:31:36 +0000

In reply to Blakken.

Apologies for the delay in your comment. It was flagged because you used the word “ass” lol

Kay has access to a variety of different weapons throughout the game. While only having access to a single weapon could disappoint some, it has various modes and upgrades that, in effect, help it function as multiple weapons. It’s a key component of the entire “scoundrel” design. You don’t see Han or similar characters rocking heavy weaponry.

Can’t really argue with the vent thing, that’s pretty accurate. All of these huge crime syndicates, and the Empire, could solve 90% of their security problems with vent upgrades 😀

What Star Wars games have we had this generation? Star Wars Jedi, great games, Outlaws is better. Squadrons? Bounty Hunters?

None of those come close to replicating the feeling of living and breathing in a Star Wars universe. There has never been another Star Wars game quite like Outlaws. Knights of the Old Republic is the only one to come close, and that’s what, 20 years ago?

By: Blakken

Blakken — Thu, 29 Aug 2024 22:33:21 +0000

I quote “The Star Wars game of a generation” – Imagine the possibilities this game had. All the races you could pick as a character to build your story around. In stead we are stuck with 1 character that looks nothing like the person she is based on in real life. Can only really use her blaster.. And level 200 Kung-fu fist to KO just about everything. Where every “sneaky” way into a new section is through a vent. Zone-locking you into a quest you started, and if you leave that quest you will drop into a loading screen I haven’t seen since the Amiga 500 days with my floppy disks. I’m not sure if they allow drinking on the job giving this game such positive review at 160 dollars value. By not putting up higher standards for a “tripple A” game you are doing everyone a terrible disservice for the future of gaming… Blaine Smith with over “30 years of gaming experience”.. How can a grown ass man be this delusional.