Summary
- Grand Theft Auto 6 might not be coming until 2025, but Star Wars: Outlaws might scratch that itch soon.
- That's because Outlaws is taking direct inspiration from GTA with its wanted system.
- Death Troopers will hunt the player character, according to the game's creative director, giving fans extra reason to be cautious.
It's a well-known fact that 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Grand Theft Auto 6 won't be coming out 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:until Fall 2025 at the earliest. But, if you were hoping for a GTA-type fix earlier than that, then 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Star Wars: Outlaws might be the game for you. That's because Outlaws will be taking massive inspiration from Rockstar's open world franchise for its in-game notoriety system. In other words, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:we're getting Star Wars GTA before actual GTA.
In , the minds and personalities behind the upcoming Star Wars title shared how the game came to be and how its systems will work 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:when it launches in August. One of those systems in place is a reputation mechanic, where the player can choose to align with one of four crime factions in each city. Accepting a mission or request from one directly impacts Kay Vess' reputation with the others.
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But as you build your reputation and take on different missions from the various syndicates, there's the potential to draw ire from the Empire itself. The all-mighty Empire will have outposts and a presence in all the playable locales, and if you do something bad, then they won't be afraid to come after you.
Death Troopers, And More Will Come After You In Outlaws
“Think the police in Grand Theft Auto,” creative director Julian Gerighty shared with EW. Per the creative, there will be six levels of notoriety, ranging from not so severe to extreme. In other words, it's Grand Theft Auto's wanted system brought into the world of Star Wars.
For the uninitiated, GTA's wanted system has five levels (it used to be six), ranging from one star (not severe) to five stars (most severe). The exact level of wanted a player is under is determined by their actions. For example, running over a pedestrian will trigger a one-star wanted level, whereas a three-star wanted comes from killing a police officer. A five-star level is the culmination of all those actions and repeated retaliation.
At that point, the game's NPCs will attempt to kill the player at all costs, though players can escape and bring down the heat.
So how will it work in Outlaws? Well, it turns out it's a lot similar, but with a few twists only possible in a Galaxy Far, Far Away. Instead of SWAT teams chasing you, it'll eventually be Death Troopers. “If you start being seen doing crimes, that will start getting them [the Empire] to chase you," Gerighty said. "If you take some of them out, then it gets worse and worse, where they'll send, at the ultimate level, Death Troopers — and maybe even worse."
The "even worse" part is certainly the most interesting element of it all. Given that this is Star Wars, and there is no shortage of bounty hunters, guns for hire and all manner of Sith and Jedi, there certainly appears to be the possibility that some famous characters or factions could come after you. Of course, you'd have to survive the Death Troopers first. Only maybe then would Darth Vader consider you worth his time. Now, wouldn't that be epic?
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