Where Did Star Wars Outlaws' Story Go Wrong?

[@TalonAshlar]

Game would have been massively elevated if Sliro had forced Kay to infiltrate the rebels who betrayed her and left her to be captured. Sliro could have implanted her with a nerve toxin neural implant and kinda done a rerun of Officer Tenpenny in GTA 4 and have Sliro undermine his brother who is an imperial stooge. Ending could have you side with the Empire, side with Sliro or die for the rebellion along with a secret happy ending.

[@ToeMcTaggins]

Yeah too bad they decided to make a open world Star wars role-playing game that wasn't so open and wasn't such a role-playing game nobody wants to play their crappy stories. We want to create our own characters and play their crappy stories with a sandbox we manipulate not one that manipulates the players.

[@SwaggyScallywag]

I'm not a huge starwars fan but i loved Kay & the seedy side of the criminal underworld. Playing the scoundrel swindling everyone was up my ally. Nice if she was pretty tho

[@ranakin9000]

You're not an outlaw. You join the rebels...Like in every fuckin DisneyWars story.

[@saphardic]

You don't join the rebels, Kay begrudgingly works with them a couple of times because they manipulate her into it but she still doesn't like them. Kay is very much an outlaw but I do wish there were more outlaw type missions with stakes, if it was more of an RPG it'd be cool to get caught smuggling and have to use connections to escape