Every Weapon In Star Wars Outlaws, Ranked

In , players only have one weapon on hand at all times, their trusty upgradable Blaster. However, they can pick up an assortment of other weapons, from rifles and repeaters to launchers, which have extremely limited use. These weapons are significantly more powerful, and can change the tide of battle in the players' favor by, for example, granting them a shield to deflect enemy fire and a gatling gun with which to dominate the battlefield.

Much like the best tools in that Kay Vess has at her disposal, these weapons can be helpful in a pinch. So, knowing which of the 14 weapons that Kay can pick up is worth using is incredibly important in the heat of battle. Fortunately, there are definitely duds that players should avoid and a handful of weapons that must be used at all costs.

The Phase-Pulse Short Rifle in is by far the worst weapon. While it's not unbelievably atrocious, for the most part, it's barely worth picking up. The main problem with it is its random bullet spread, which sees two bolts fly off in wildly different directions.

It's a hard gun to accurately use, and it doesn't help that it needs to be charged first. The Phase-Pulse Short Rifle isn't definitely worth trying once, but after that, using Kay's Blaster is more effective. If this weapon is all that players have left at their disposal, they may want to make sure they have unlocked the best Speeder upgrades in in order to make a quick getaway.

The MPL Rocket Launcher should be a better weapon in, but it just isn't as good as it could be. While it deals a significant amount of damage, its area of effect is too small.Enemies will rarely get caught in the blast unless they're packed right next to each other, which makes it feel a little pointless.

The MPL Rocket Launcher is good at precisely taking down one or two targets, which gives it some worth. However, its extremely small ammo count of just two rockets renders it useless, unless there's a lot of them scattered across the battlefield. Unlike the