As players have been eagerly discovering over the past week, there’s a ton of customization available inStar Wars Jedi: Survivor. Most of that has to do with Cal and how you can give him various different hairdos, beard styles, and outfits, but there’s also a wide variety of lightsaber and blaster parts to find and collect.Additionally, those blasters and lightsabers can be further customized with different colors and textures, to the point where you canreally make Cal Kestis your own characterand arm him with whatever you want. Even if what you want is for Cal to be armed with weapons provided by everyone’s favorite foam dart armorer.Related:Star Wars Jedi Survivor’s Ending Is The Weakest Part Of Its StoryHead over to the Jedi: Fallen Order subreddit and you can rate userNickasaurus' blaster, which looks an awful lot like the old Nerf Maverick. The lightsaber also shares the same colors, but even Nerf didn’t go so far as to make a lightsaber with pink, orange, and neon green paint.
The Nerfs continue on Twitter. Here we haveMaximillion Awesome’s somewhat more understated Nerf blaster, whileEmmett’s Nerf builduses the brand’s traditional colors. Even the lightsaber claymore seems less threatening when it’s painted orange and light blue.
Rate my paintjob
byu/NicksaurusinFallenOrder
There are a lot of other options available to Jedi: Survivors other than giving Cal Nerf weaponry. You can make him look like Luke, Obi-Wan, or even Anakin Skywalker using a number of different themed outfits taken straight out of past films, or you could mix and match to make your own unique Jedi. Or you can combine the mullet, long mustache, and beard options to make your own redneck Jedi. May the force be with y’all.
Jedi Survivor recently receivedits first performance patchafter EA warned players that the game would be a little rough on day one, and it seems like it has made some improvement. Jedi: Survivor launched with fairly poor performance on PC and a jarring stutter that could ruin a Jedi’s flow, but it seems like EA is following through with itspromise to continue supporting Jedi: Survivor post-launch.
Elsewhere in Star Wars land, Jedi: Survivor has caused quite the stir regarding an oft-forgotten topic in sci-fi:where do all these people poop? It turns out, there are toilets in the ancient past (or far future, depending on your perspective), with one player spotting a crapper on Koboh, Zwiezen. You can even flush it, rewarding the player with the appropriate sounds. And a lot of fans are wondering why we haven’t seen toilets in other Star Wars media. Take The Mandalorian–where does he do his business in that old Naboo fighter?
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