Star Wars Jedi: Survivor has a warning for players who skip story elements
EA has added a rather unique warning for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor players who try to bypass its story elements.
Many out there enjoy the challenge of exploiting games in such a way that will allow them to progress through a story quicker. Speedrunning communities exist to share tricks and glitches that sometimes see entire areas skipped — because someone managed to crouch next to that one specific bit of wall while holding that one specific sword in their left hand (or something like that).
EA is clearly aware of this, and has implemented an in-game message that triggers if a player reaches an area that should be, in theory, unreachable at that point in the game. Should this happen, a warning will pop up on the player's screen stating «an unexpected error» has occurred.
«You seem to have bypassed certain story elements,» it reads, noting players who continue «may encounter issues».
Players have the opportunity to either reload from their last save point or proceed anyway in a «broken state». The developer obviously does not recommend this option, and lets you know it.
Rather kindly, the game also suggests an option for players to load a backup save, prior to the point this warning was triggered.
Above is an image of this warning, but if you want to see an example of how it looks in the lead up to the message being implemented you can watch the video in the tweet below. The streamer seems very happy with their accomplishment.
Oh my fucking god pic.twitter.com/rtO2JbyKH5
Meanwhile, if you are currently working your non-speedrunning and glitch exploiting way through the galaxy far, far away with Cal Kestis and BD-1, be sure to check out our guides. Here are a few to get you started:
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