A recent finding in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor has revealed a unique feature for players who choose to wander off the default path. During a streaming session of the action-adventure game, a player discovered an unexpected message from the developers. When the player attempted to bypass certain story elements by jumping over a cliff that wasn’t meant to be crossed, the message appeared in-game to warn of potential issues going forward. The message provided the option to either load a previous save or proceed at the player’s own risk.
This feature suggests that Respawn Entertainment has considered the possibility of players attempting to speedrun the game and access areas before they are intended to do so. Rather than preventing players from doing this by implementing invisible walls or kill planes, the developers have chosen to let them proceed at their own risk.
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor was released on April 28 as a continuation of the story of Cal Kestis from the previous game, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. The game features an open world for players to explore as Kestis battles against the Galactic Empire to protect the legacy of the Jedi Order.
The launch of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor was initially plagued by various game-breaking bugs, which hindered players’ enjoyment of the game. However, the fourth patch aims to address these issues and improve players’ experience.
In summary, the recent discovery in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor highlights a unique feature for players who wander off the default path. The developers have allowed players to proceed at their own risk rather than implementing restrictions, which suggests they have anticipated the possibility of players attempting to speedrun the game. Despite the initial launch issues, the game’s fourth patch aims to improve players’ experience.
