The duo from Lightning Cosplay took up the challenge and, within a tight time frame, created a lifelike replica of Kay Vess’ cute and useful sidekick Nix from Star Wars Outlaws, which could easily be used in a spontaneous film shoot.
The hand puppet has over 500 hand-painted scales and was made using 3D printing, molding and casting and electrostatic flocking. She features movable eyes, eyelids and a movable mouth, all of which can be controlled with one hand. The doll weighs 2.5 kg and measures approximately one meter including the tail, which corresponds to the original scale in the game.
Star Wars Outlaws is getting an important update and could be much better as a result
It looks like one of the biggest criticisms of Star Wars could be Outlaws to be improved soon! Star Wars Outlaws will soon receive a patch that will make the initial instant-fail stealth missions less frustrating for players. These are exactly what were criticized in the SHOCK2 review, as they ensure that many players will probably never experience this Star Wars Outlaws will be much better later.
n an interview with GamesRadar Creative director Julian Gerighty was asked about the game’s early difficulty, which is due to numerous stealth missions that end in failure if the player is discovered. Gerighty acknowledged that player data received by the development team suggests these sections are not being received well and said a solution is on the way.
“I don’t think it means removing the fail status completely, but I think there are millions of low-hanging fruits that we can use to make it so much more pleasant and understandable.” Gerighty added that although it is The goal was to create tension in these moments, but this seemed to come at the expense of the fun of the game. “We just don’t want it to feel unfair,” he explained, “and I think today it feels unfair. And believe it or not, that wasn’t our intention. This is more of something that has crept up in the last week or so and that we are already correcting for a patch that might come out in 10 days.”
Star Wars Outlaws im SHOCK2-Review
- SHOCK2 – 75/100
Star Wars Outlaws definitely still has some edges and depending on what kind of player you are, getting started will be more or less bumpy. But where there is shadow, there is also light, and so you will be rewarded with a gigantic, open, but also excitingly told Star Wars game world in which you will certainly spend around 30 hours before you see the end, if you want to explore everything, should plan at least twice as much!
Review: Star Wars Outlaws
