Welcome to the Outer Rim, scoundrel! Star Wars Outlaws drops you into a sprawling open-world RPG where you play as Kay Vess, a budding thief looking to make a name for herself. You'll be navigating the galaxy's criminal underworld, taking on jobs, building your reputation with various factions, and mastering Kay's unique skills in third-person combat and stealth. It's all about carving out your own path as a scoundrel, from the dusty streets of Tatooine to the neon-lit cantinas of other iconic Star Wars locales.
This guide is your trusty co-pilot for that journey. We'll cover everything you need to know to thrive, from getting your bearings in the initial steps and understanding the combat system to managing your reputation and progressing your character. Whether you're aiming for that perfect Gold Medal on every mission or just want to explore every nook and cranny of the Outer Rim, we've got your back.
Part 1
Explore the introduction and distribution terms for the Star Wars Outlaws Unofficial Strategy Guide and FAQ by kschang77. Learn about the author and copyright information.
This document is an introduction to the Star Wars Outlaws Unofficial Strategy Guide and FAQ, originally released on April 25, 2003, by kschang77. The author expresses surprise at the lack of comprehensive FAQs for the game and clarifies that this guide is for the PC version only, focusing on the single-player campaign and historical missions. It is not a tutorial on how to play the game.
The author also outlines the terms of distribution, stating that the document is copyrighted by Kuo-Sheng "Kasey" Chang (c) 2003 and is available free of charge under specific conditions. These include the mandatory inclusion of the copyright notice and author's name with all copies, prohibition of modifications (except for format conversion), and that no charge beyond reasonable compensation should be made for distribution. Sale of the information is expressly prohibited. The author grants games-related websites the right to archive and link to the document provided all restrictions are followed. The author also mentions a voluntary donation of one US dollar in stamps for US residents, or local stamps for international users.
The guide is expected to be available at Gamefaqs and other major PC game websites. The author emphasizes that modifications to the document are not permitted. The author also provides an email address, spelled out phonetically using military phonetics, for users to report confusing or missing remarks, or to submit questions not covered in the guide.
The author, Kasey Chang, is a prolific writer of Unofficial Strategy Guides (USGs) for various games, including XCOM, Wing Commander, and Mechwarrior series. The guide is not endorsed by LucasArts Entertainment or based on the official strategy guide by Prima Publishing.
The revision history notes the initial release on April 25, 2003. The FAQ section begins with a question about sending the game itself.
Part 2
Dive into Part 2 of our Star Wars Outlaws guide. Learn about weapons, game mechanics, and essential tips to conquer the Western frontier. Your adventure starts here!
Alright, let's dive into Part 2 of our Star Wars Outlaws journey. This section is all about getting you familiar with the tools of the trade and some of the game's core mechanics. Think of it as your basic training before hitting the dusty trails!
What is Star Wars Outlaws?
First off, Outlaws is a first-person shooter set in the Wild West, made by LucasArts. You'll be blasting your way through levels using a variety of weapons: revolvers, rifles, shotguns, dynamite, and even good ol' knives and fists. There's a main story campaign, some cool historical missions for bounty hunting, and of course, multiplayer. The game's got a really unique look thanks to its cell-animated cutscenes, and the engine can handle some massive levels. Even though enemies are 2D sprites, the game has some awesome physics. Shoot a guy off a ledge, and he might tumble down and hit the rocks before landing in the river. Get blasted by a shotgun, and you'll get knocked back! You can even use dynamite for some explosive fun, or go stealthy, throwing knives or punching enemies to grab their gear.
The single-player campaign follows ex-Marshal James Anderson, who's trying to live a quiet life but gets pulled back into action. Then there are the
Part 3
Dive into the essential prequel novel, Star Wars Outlaws: Low Red Moon. Learn about ND-5 and Jaylen Vrax's journey into the underworld before the game.
Part 4
Navigate the challenging Part 4 of Star Wars Outlaws! Get expert tips and walkthroughs for Slim's Hideout, Sanctuary, Train, River Basin, Sawmill, The Fort, Iron Mine, The Cliffs, and Bob Graham's Ranch.
Alright, let's dive into Part 4 of Star Wars Outlaws. This section is all about refining your combat skills and understanding how to approach different situations. We'll cover some general combat tips first, then break down the hints for each major area you'll be tackling.
Combat Tips:
- SNIPE AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE: If you've got that scoped rifle, use it! Pick off enemies from a distance. Aim for the head, and remember that bullet drop means you might hit the torso if you aim correctly. For super long shots, you'll need to aim a bit higher to compensate for the bullet's trajectory.
- USE THOSE DYNAMITES!: Don't forget about your dynamite. They're like powerful grenades, perfect for flushing out enemies from corners or rooms you can't easily access without exposing yourself. They have a limited throw range, so they're ideal for clearing out enclosed spaces. You can also try to get enemies to chase you, drop a dynamite, and then run for cover.
- LISTEN FOR BULLET HITS: If you hear shots whizzing by, don't just stand there! Duck into cover, figure out where the fire is coming from, and then use your scoped rifle or other weapons to return fire.
- WATCH FOR HIGH LEDGES: Enemy snipers love to set up on high ledges, sometimes even behind you. Always be aware of enemies positioned above or behind you when you enter a new area.
- DON'T WALK INTO THE MIDDLE OF A ROOM!: Unless you're absolutely certain it's clear, avoid walking straight into the center of a room, especially those with multiple levels or ledges. Stick close to the walls for cover.
- LOCKED DOORS NEED KEYS OR ALTERNATE ENTRANCES: If a door requires a specific key, make a note of it and explore elsewhere. You might find the key later. If a door is
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