Star Wars Outlaws: Should You Take Tizlak To Gorak Or Accept Tizlak's Bribe?

features a number of difficult choices that will ultimately determine Kay Vess' standing with the four Syndicates. She often has the choice between two options, with one increasing her reputation with one Syndicate and lowering it with another. One such choice is whether players should take Tizlak, the traitorous Pyke, to Gorak.

While fans may want to reach max reputation with all Syndicates in , this quest will either increase Kay's standing with the Pykes or avoid losing reputation with the Crimson Dawn Syndicate. It's a tough choice made even harder by all of Tizlak's tantalizing credits that are on the line. Fortunately, players who are stuck on this choice in the Syndicate Quest, "," do have an obvious way out.

If players choose to side with the Pyke Syndicate and take Tizlak to Gorak in, they will immediately be attacked by Crimson Dawn soldiers. This is an easy fight, but it's preceded by a fight against Crimson Dawn ships in space, with players losing reputation with the Crimson Dawn for both encounters. Finally, Kay will escort Tizlak to Gorak, and will be rewarded handsomely with 1,000 credits.

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However, the most important reward is the huge increase in reputation with the Pyke Syndicate. This is incredibly important, especially for players who want to get the Pyke Syndicate's max reputation reward in , which will benefit a particular playstyle. It'll also ensure that players can more freely explore the Pyke Syndicate areas without being attacked, although it will come at the cost of losing unfettered access to the Crimson Dawn areas.

If players choose to take Tizlak's bribe in, then he's set free and will avoid Gorak's wrath. However, this comes at a significant loss of reputation with the Pyke Syndicate, which isn't advisable for players aiming to unlock their max reputation reward. Luckily, it avoids any