Star Wars Outlaws Promises Updates Based on Fan Feedback

Star Wars Outlaws receives a significant November update, as announced by the newly appointed Creative Director, Drew Rechner. This article details the update's focus and Rechner's comments.

Star Wars Outlaws Title Update 1.4 Arrives November 21st

Key Focus Areas for Star Wars Outlaws' Overhaul

Ubisoft's new Creative Director, Drew Rechner, has outlined plans for Star Wars Outlaws' first major post-launch update. This update, described as the "biggest yet," addresses player feedback concerning combat, stealth, and controls, aiming to enhance game mechanics and overall player experience. The update launches November 21st, coinciding with the game's Steam release and the debut of its first DLC.

Rechner expressed gratitude to the Star Wars Outlaws community for their enthusiastic support, citing fan art, comments, and videos. He specifically acknowledged the constructive criticism received, stating, "Thank you for sharing with us and helping us make the game even better."

Building upon three previous title updates that addressed bugs, mission improvements, and speeder handling, Massive Entertainment directly tackles major community concerns. These earlier patches refined speeder camera angles and collision detection, resulting in smoother navigation across diverse environments.

Despite a positive 90/100 score from Game8, which lauded the game as "an exceptional game that does justice to the Star Wars franchise," Rechner believes further enhancements are possible. The developer update highlights three key areas targeted for improvement to elevate the gaming experience.