Star Wars Outlaws: Can You Get Max Reputation With Every Syndicate?

Reputation is one of the core components of Kay Vess' story in , as the young scoundrel finds her way through the Outer Rim's criminal underworld by dealing with four of its major syndicates: The Pyke Syndicate, Hutt Cartel, Crimson Dawn, and Ashiga Clan. Each group controls different districts across the planets Kay can visit, and while siding with one syndicate consistently can provide great rewards, if another is angered enough, entire territories will be much harder to access without resorting to stealth, and death squads may be sent after Kay, making the open world a far more hostile place and restricting movement significantly.

Despite this conflict between clans, many will likely wonder if there's a way to please all of them and achieve a "" "" or even "" reputation level with them. Each Syndicate has a niche in the underworld that determines the kind of stock its merchants sell and the kind of jobs and contracts Kay can get from them, and every positive reputation level provides Kay with more rewards, from blaster cosmetics, to Crests with specific perks, to gear for both Kay and Nix that can provide further perks, especially when wearing a full outfit rather than mixing together a combination from others.

Star Wars Outlaws focuses on a grimier, seedier side of the universe with a rich, detailed open world that features both new and legacy characters.

Building a positive reputation is certainly worth it, as a "" reputation means Kay is welcome in more territories, is offered more jobs, gets better deals at merchants, and is given additional "" cosmetics. "" takes this further, as instead of being seen as stealing items when picking them up inside of territories, Kay can help herself freely. She also gets offered the best possible jobs, gets a huge discount, and access to exclusive stock at vendors, and gets a unique crest and gear item for reaching the top.

There are four main syndicates Kay can align herself with in Star Wars Outlaws, but what are the