The Biggest Villain In Star Wars Outlaws May Be Locked Behind A Paywall
Content surrounding one of ' most iconic villains may be locked behind a paywall. The open-world game from Ubisoft's Massive Entertainment is set to see a new character, Kay Vess, explore the criminal underworld as she attempts to build her reputation and carry out the biggest heist the Outer Rim has ever seen.
To do this, Kay interacts with prominent figures in various criminal syndicates, such as the Pykes, Crimson Dawn, the Ashiga, and the Hutts. Several of these interactions were teased in the recent story trailer, with Kay seen meeting with Jabba the Hutt at one point as his guards position her over the Rancor pit from. Unfortunately, an update to the game's Season Pass on the Ubisoft website now suggests that not all players will be able to see every mission Jabba has to offer straight away.
According to the contents listing, the mission will be exclusive to the Season Pass at launch. The synopsis reads "". It's unclear whether this is merely one of many missions involving Jabba, or the one seen in the trailer, but regardless, it has proven to be an unpopular decision to lock it behind a further paywall.
has already come under fire for its pricing, with a $69.99 Standard Edition, $109.99 Gold Edition, and $129.99 Ultimate Edition. The contents of each are as follows:
Standard
Gold
Ultimate
The Ultimate Edition of will also be available at launch as part of Ubisoft's subscription service, Ubisoft+, for a monthly fee of $17.99.
The contents of the Season Pass are as follows:
The Season Pass is included in the Gold and Ultimate editions, meaning that while it may be sold separately at a later date as other Ubisoft Season Passes have, for now, players will have to pay either nearly $110 or $130 to play the Jabba mission. Normally, Season Passes include future DLC packs and cosmetic items, and it's worth noting that the listing does say will be exclusive to the pass "", so he may come to the Standard Edition of at a later date, but the choice to lock a
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