Star Wars Outlaws: How To Sneak Into Crimson Dawn's Landing Pad
Although having a good reputation with Crimson Dawn in means their Mirogana base can be walked into, the center being restricted means players need to sneak into the landing pad area. The trick to this is that there is only one route, but it is very well hidden. Whether you're having to infiltrate the base due to a bad reputation or you're able to walk about normally due to being friends with the syndicate, this will require stealth on some level.
While learning to do this is more difficult than finding out how to lockpick in , pulling this off is key to certain missions. While you can sneak into the base's vault to steal an Ion Blaster part in "" early in the story, getting into the landing pad is also essential for another mission, "". If you don't want to decrease your reputation with Crimson Dawn, pulling this off without getting caught is a must.
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To sneak into the guarded landing pad area of the Crimson Dawn district in, you need to climb the steps by the green cargo crate behind the guards on the right, as highlighted in the image above. This is tricky to spot due to its placement, but if you have a good-level reputation with Crimson Dawn, you can sneak behind the guards and climb it without being noticed as you enter the restricted section. If you're infiltrating the whole base, you can sneak through the corridors of consoles on the right of the room first.
If you're trespassing into the Crimson Dawn base, perform a manual save beforehand. If you get caught and thrown out, you can reload without suffering from a reputation decrease.
Once you do this, you'll immediately be in the restricted section of the area and avoid getting caught by alerting the attention of the guards you've just bypassed. If you're looking for Aila's contact in, there are no other guards on the landing pad, so you can just walk up to
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