Whether you want to strike fast at the cost of defense, take things slower with bolstered protection, or find the middle ground between the two, you have five options that can ensure you'll find what works for you. Among those new additions are an expanded set of lightsaber stances that allow you to decide what kind of fighter you want Cal to be. While there are some returning features that you're likely to recognize and appreciate, there are also a wide variety of new mechanics, skills, and more to check out in this highly anticipated follow-up. Star Wars Jedi: Survivor takes place five years after its predecessor, and Cal Kestis has definitely gained some new Jedi tricks during the time that has passed.
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Get Star Wars Jedi: Survivor for free with this Xbox Series S deal Meditation Points also allow you to change your stance, refill your health, force and Stim charges, and unlock new perks and skills. There are a few points in the game where fast travel will be locked off from you, as well as times when your Meditation Point in the Mantis will not allow you to fast travel from it (though you can fast travel to it). Just select the one you want to go to and away you go! Step 4: You will see a list of all the Meditation Points you've been to. Step 3: Sit at this point, and select the Fast Travel option on the lower-right side. All Stim upgrade locations in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor
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