Star Wars Outlaws is all about making your own place in the larger-than-life galaxy you find yourself in. That means you can treat people in different ways depending on their vibe as well as your feelings towards them. So let’s buckle up and answer the question: Should you pry or comfort in Star Wars Outlaws?
How to earn Good Listener achievement in Star Wars Outlaws
During the large opening section of Star Wars Outlaws, you find yourself on the moon of Toshara with lots to do, such asdeciding to side with the Pykes or Crimson Dawn. But as you work with Waka to repair your ship, there are many other people to meet and talk to around the settlements.
As you start to upgrade your speeder, you’ll need tohead to Jaunta’s Hope, located on the west side of the Toshara map. Keep in mind, that you might have to free Bosnok from the Empire first before being able to interact with a particular NPC in Daruda Diner. But once you do,return to Daruda Diner in Jaunta’s Hope, and you notice aQuarren criminalmoping at the left side of the bar.
Speak to him and he lets out a few curses before telling you that he needs someone to talk to. From here, it’s up to you how you want to progress the conversation:pry about their business or comfort them.
Thankfully,the choice you make does not matteras either way he will tell you that he regrets leaving his home and tells you about his partner reporting him for selling fake Bacta tanks. The real reward for talking to him is that after the dialogue is finished, you receive the achievement Good Listener, getting you one step closer to 100%-ing the game. This is one of many achievements you may snag before progressing the story anddeciding where to visit after leaving Toshara.
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