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Black Myth Wukong on PlayStation 5 uses AMD FSR 2 over TSR, and this is likely due to a few factors, including the usage of the very first version of Unreal Engine 5.
On August 29, we held a Campfire Chat that covered our upcoming 2.0 Public Test Realm (PTR), which runs from September 4—September 11 for players with a PC Battle.net account.
Sony has yet to announce the Pro version of the PlayStation 5 but if this recent leak is to be believed, the updated design looks especially sleek. PlayStation has a reputation for releasing upgraded consoles roughly four years into a console generation to cater to those looking for hardware that's more recent while also providing newcomers with a cheaper entry-point alternative. The PS5 Pro is largely considered an open secret at this point given that many industry experts are sure Sony won't deviate from its usual plan, but until there's an official announcement, fans will have to rely on leaks.
Learning to instantly eliminate enemies in and increase and fill Kay's Adrenaline Meter is key to getting an edge in combat with instakills. Although the game doesn't do a great job explaining how to fill the ability up, it is relatively easy when you know what to do. As players traverse across more of every planet, mastering this powerful tool will become essential throughout the campaign.
In , there's a lot of side content to do and not a lot of story content to do it in between. As an open-world game with large, populated maps, is full of optional missions and unique encounters. Players have the choice of completing this all as it's unlocked, saving it for later, or simply skipping it as they blitz through the story.
Unlike most other Ubisoft games, or even most RPGs for that matter, you don’t level up and unlock skills as you would expect to in Star Wars Outlaws. You won’t earn any points or find a skill tree waiting for you here, but rather the new Experts system. As you explore the galaxy and meet new people while hunting for treasures, you will encounter special characters called Experts who are willing to help Kay expand her skills. Well, once you find and help them out, that is. Without their help, you’re stuck with your basic abilities for the whole game, so taking a break from your main quest to find them is well worth your time. The galaxy is a big place, so we’ll tell you where to find each of the Experts in Star Wars Outlaws.
Ubisoft's big open world Star Wars game launches this week, and you're going to need a lore primer. For the Star Wars Outlaws launch time, that is, not the Wookieepedia. I'm sure we're all consummate experts on galaxies far, far away but time zones take some serious apprenticeship to comprehend. I'm only half joking, because the Outlaws launch date is fragmented between early access versus main launch, PC versus console, and global region as well. Here's how it all breaks down:
While Kay Vess is no amateur when you begin Star Wars Outlaws, she’s far from a pro. She is a decent shot, can hack basic computers, and even pick locks, but she’s not much more complicated than that. Unlike a traditional open-world game — especially a Ubisoft one — you won’t find any skill trees or XP bars here. Instead, Kay can only pick up new abilities by meeting special Experts. These NPCs are scattered across the various planets and need to be found and befriended before you can start working on unlocking new skills. It’s a long process no matter how you approach it, so we’re here to pass along the vital info you need on the best skills in Star Wars Outlaws.