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Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order: All Planets RANKED! 8. Anyway, without further ado, RPG Ranked presents. it is just so fun! I am so hyped for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, which without a doubt will have even more awesome planets to explore. Mash all of those amazing things together, and you get Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order! The best part about this game in my opinion is the exploration of the planets. I've always loved games where you could explore large, lush worlds.

More importantly, if you manage to find at least ten, you can purchase her Mysterious Keycard.I've always loved RPGs and single-player games.

Much like Zee’s shop that trades in perks and other items for Datadiscs, Doma’s shop across from the Saloon will give you cosmetic collectibles and music tracks in exchange for Priorite Shards found all over Koboh.Beat other characters, and you’ll even earn unique rewards! This neat little diversion allows you to challenge other characters to simulated battles - using the enemies you’ve scanned to your database as units that have their own cost. Defeat it, and they’ll happily join you at the Saloon to run a new HoloTactics minigame. Finally if you head through the Untamed Downs and up a narrow path to the Boiling Bluffs, you’ll find two characters under attack by a Mogu.This will allow you to set new music up whenever you visit, and find or buy more music tracks as you explore.

Over in the Harvest Ridge large area, you can find a human and a droid making music, and recruit them to become the Saloon’s DJ.

A little bit after, when you enter a dark room full of hanging meat slabs, check off to the left for a Force Essence that will increase your maximum health. As soon as you land in the Undercity Meats, look for a high ledge leading to a Security Droid guarding a large chest holding an extra Stim Canister charge.

That said, be sure to take a look around for important collectibles as you progress through the opening areas.

Some things like certain Databank entries will still get logged after leaving points you can’t return to, and some collectibles are behind locked doors you just can’t access this early on - meaning you should prepare to come back later once you’ve gotten some upgrades.

It’s important to note that even though Coruscant serves as a prologue of sorts, it’s still chock-full of collectibles.

Explore as Much of Koboh as Possible Early On.