Also, if a falling rock or electric zap gets you, then you fall down to your death. Respawn and then run all the way back and try again. If you're a half second too late, then too bad. There are some enemies in the rare fights that do occur who will have a mechanic where they will eat you. I wanted Jedi fighting, big lightsaber battles and things like that, but it's just a lot of jumping around and running on walls and having to get timing just right in order to get to the next place.Īnother thing that I hated about this game was the instant death mechanics.

I have a fairly beefy system and I did not experience the same type of fps issues and crashes that other players have. I grew up playing Dark Forces II (Jedi Knight), Jedi Knight Outcast, and the Force Unleashed 1 and 2. If you like jumping puzzles with little to no direction, this game is for you.

I join all the other players who recommend that you, yes you, not to get this game at the moment, hoping EA and Respawn will fix it at the end. The gameplay compared to Fallen Order is better, the controls and power you start with are good, great graphics and sceneries, and it should be a great game if not for the technical issues above. I got a 4080 to future proof my gaming PC when future games will require more VRAM, not expecting for a game release right now to consume 16GB of VRAM. When running this game on a Nvidia RTX 4080 with 16GB VRAM, this game will take 15GB of that VRAM. not to mention again the frequent crashes. The game is a mess, not stable, contant stutters on a high-end gaming PC (5900x, 32GB ram, RTX 4080), frequent crashes, even with latest Patch 6.5, on every start it will take time to optimize game files, EACH TIME. I saw the signs (read the reviews) of other players who suggested not to get this game, but I didn't listen, and 'They were RIGHT':

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