UNLOCKING THE DOUBLE-BLADED LIGHTSABER IN STAR WARS JEDI: FALLEN ORDER
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order offers players the opportunity to wield the iconic double-bladed lightsaber, a weapon famously associated with Darth Maul. This powerful upgrade can be obtained early in the game by venturing to the planet Dathomir, a challenging detour from the main storyline. After completing the first planet, Bogano, players unlock access to both Dathomir and Zeffo.
While Dathomir is optional and more difficult than Bogano, it provides the earliest opportunity to acquire the double-bladed lightsaber. The journey to obtain this weapon on Dathomir is perilous but straightforward. Players must navigate treacherous terrain, utilizing wall-climbing and wall-running skills while facing formidable foes such as Night Sisters and Night Brothers. The path involves triggering a cutscene with a Night Sister, defeating several Night Brothers, and traversing a series of ledges and ropes. At the end of this challenging route, players will find a workbench where they can unlock the double-bladed lightsaber attachment. This upgraded weapon excels in crowd control scenarios, allowing for faster strikes and the ability to deflect multiple ranged attacks simultaneously.
While the double-bladed lightsaber can also be found on other planets like Bogano and Kashyyyk later in the game, Dathomir offers the earliest access point. This early acquisition comes at the cost of facing tougher enemies and more challenging gameplay, making it a rewarding experience for players willing to take on the extra risk. The decision to pursue this path requires strategic thinking and a spirit of exploration, enhancing the overall gaming experience. By providing players with this choice, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order adds depth to its gameplay and encourages diverse playstyles, catering to both those who prefer to follow the main storyline and those who enjoy venturing off the beaten path for powerful upgrades.
Filipino Translation:
Sa Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, may chance ang mga players na gamitin ang iconic na double-bladed lightsaber, yung weapon na madalas konektado kay Darth Maul. Makukuha ‘to as an upgrade nang maaga sa game kapag pumunta ka sa planetang Dathomir, na isang challenging na detour mula sa main storyline. Pagkatapos makomplete yung unang planeta, Bogano, maa-access na ng mga players ang Dathomir at Zeffo.
Kahit optional at mas mahirap ang Dathomir compared sa Bogano, dito na makukuha agad ang double-bladed lightsaber. Yung journey para makuha ‘tong weapon sa Dathomir ay delikado pero diretso lang naman. Kailangan mag-navigate ng mga players sa treacherous terrain, gamit ang wall-climbing at wall-running skills, habang nakakalaban ng malalakas na kalaban katulad ng Night Sisters at Night Brothers. Involve din yung pag-trigger ng cutscene kasama ang isang Night Sister, talunin ang ilang Night Brothers, at tumawid sa mga ledges at ropes. Sa dulo ng mahirap na ruta na ‘to, may workbench na makikita kung saan ma-unlock ang double-bladed lightsaber attachment. Magaling ang upgraded weapon na ‘to sa crowd control scenarios, dahil mas mabilis ang strikes at kayang i-deflect ang multiple ranged attacks sabay-sabay pa.
Habang pwede ring makuha ang double-bladed lightsaber sa ibang planeta tulad ng Bogano at Kashyyyk pag tapos na ng game, pinakaaga itong makuha sa Dathomir. Ang early acquisition na ito ay may kapalit na mas malalakas na kalaban at mas challenging na gameplay, kaya rewarding talaga sa mga players na willing mag-take ng extra risk. Ang desisyon para sundan ‘tong path ay nangangailangan ng strategic thinking at spirit ng exploration, na nagpapa-enhance sa overall gaming experience. Sa pamamagitan ng pagbibigay sa players ng ganitong choice, nagdadagdag ng depth ang Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order sa gameplay at nage-encourage ng iba’t ibang playstyles, para sa parehong gustong sumunod sa main storyline o gustong mag-explore off the beaten path para sa powerful upgrades.
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