Star Wars Outlaws Just Got A Whole Lot Easier

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players can finally return, knowing that the frustrating stealth sections have become a whole lot easier. Following the game's launch, one of the recurring complaints regarding Kay Vess' adventure in a galaxy far, far away was that certain encounters that forced players to use the stealth mechanic felt unfairly challenging due to the mechanic's wonky implementation. Adding insult to injury, some missions even included a dreaded «instant fail» if players were discovered, angering many users who deemed it to be too punishing and restrictive.

Spoilers for ahead.

Fortunately, that should now be a thing of the past as Ubisoft confirmed in a blog post that the latest patch for is live and makes stealth significantly easier. The update notes specify that Kay is now less likely to be spotted while rolling and the "" has been adjusted depending on location, meaning certain areas should be easier to sneak through. Additionally, PlayStation 5 players hungry for the Platinum can now pick it up since the «Old School Cool» Trophy bug has been fixed, so can now finally be completed 100%.

While the highlights of the patch, which is roughly 2GB for every platform, include the stealth tweaks and Trophy fix on PS5, there are a handful of additional improvements. The biggest is undoubtedly cross-progression and cross-saves between multiple platforms thanks to the implementation of Ubisoft Connect. Players who have the game on several platforms can now seamlessly jump between their devices and continue Kay's story without delay; The full patch notes can be found below.

New Feature

Performance & Stability

UI, HUD and Settings

Graphics

Audio

Worlds, Fauna and Flora

General Gameplay

Toshara

Tatooine

Akiva

Miscellaneous

should now also be more immersive given that the update has added new idle animations to several NPCs across every planet. Several bugs pertaining to the graphics and audio have also been patched so issues of missing music, or objects clipping through the environment should