Star Wars Outlaws: Next patch will improve combat, infiltration, and character control

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Star Wars Outlaws: Next patch will improve combat, infiltration, and character control

The new creative director of "Star Wars Outlaws", Drew Rechner, explained the improvements to the game with the 1.4 update scheduled for November 21. Note that Rechner replaced Julian Gerighty, who is now in charge of "The Division 3".

Regarding the patch, three main areas will undergo changes. Starting with combat which will gain depth, rewarding the tactics and precision of the player.

Also, infiltration will improve in regards to reading the actions and especially in the consistency of enemy detection. More options will be offered to the player on how to approach situations.

Finally, the third aspect of the patch is in the character controls. Our heroine will be more responsive when crouching or climbing. Reliability when taking cover will also be reinforced.

Source: ubisoft.com

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