Should you bluff or bribe the nightclub bouncer in Star Wars Outlaws?
Aug. 26, 2024The Club Tarsus bouncer guarding Wen’s office is easy to deceive in Star Wars Outlaws
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The Star Wars Outlaws bluff or bribe choice sees Kay trying to get past a bouncer to reach an office with a valuable identicard inside. This is also the first real decision in the game so you’ll naturally want to be cautious. However, your choice doesn’t have any lasting effects on the mission,butone of the options is clearly better. There’s even a secret way to avoid the choice altogether. Below, you’ll find everything you need to know about whether to bluff or bribe the bouncer in Star Wars Outlaws.
Star Wars Outlaws bluff or bribe the bouncer explained
Here are all possible ways to get past the bouncer in Star Wars Outlaws:
Regardless of your choice, this scenario can’t really go wrong for Kay as you always end up near the office, butthe best option is to speak to the bartender, then bluff to Vrell. The bartender will tell Kay about Vrell’s hot, new T-85 speede and Kay then lies, telling him that some people outside are trying to steal it. Which is enough to get him out the way – no credits or stealing required.
By far the worst option here is bribing, as 100 credits is actually quite a lot at this stage, in the first few hours ofStar Wars Outlaws, so it’s best not to part with any cash if you can help it. There’s also a very good chance that you won’t have enough credits anyway since you must pay Preeban to fix Kay’s Data Spike to unlock theStar Wars Outlaws lockpickingability. And, just in case it crossed your mind, it is absolutely not worth reloading a checkpoint to gather more cash for this option.© GamesRadar+. Not to be reproduced without permission.
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