Star Wars Outlaws: Should You Give Jabba The Schematics Or Keep Them?

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In , players get the chance to work for the infamous Jabba the Hutt in a mission called «Jabba's Gambit.» This sees ND-5 repaying his debt to Jabba by helping him locate a datapad, a simple task that quickly turns into a bloodbath as the Pykes, Crimson Dawn, and Empire all want to either stop Kay or steal the datapad for themselves. It's a short but sweet mission that's exclusive to those who have purchased the Season Pass or one of the many editions ofthat included the Season Pass.

Luckily, to deal with all the enemy factions, Kay has ND-5 on her side, but even then, she'll need to use best weapons in order to get through unscathed and with the datapad intact. However, the tricky part comes when Kay is forced to decide whether to hand over the datapad to Jabba or keep the schematics on it for herself. This is one of the many choices found in, and it pays to know what is going to happen before choosing.

If the player chooses to hand over the schematics in the «Jabba's Gambit» quest in, absolutely nothing happens.This decision does not affect their standing with the Hutt Cartel, nor does it result in earning any extra credits or useful materials, and it has no consequences for the larger story. This, like many of the choices in, feels inconsequential and makes completing the quest feel a little worthless.

If Kay hands over the schematics, Jabba will tell her that he knew she had them all along and that nothing gets past him. He will then warn her not to try and trick him again, as, like ND-5 warned Kay, he always knows everything. Kay then leaves and talks to ND-5, informing him that she handed over the schematics and that Jabba knew about it, to which ND-5 tells her she was reasonable for handing it over, but agrees that Jabba knows all.

Picking this choice is the right move if players want to help ND-5 clear his debt with Jabba, although it's worth noting that it doesn't change the story. Players can complete the game without clearing ND-5's debt, and it is fine.

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