Galactic Season 5 begins in Star Wars: The Old Republic with the arrival of update 7.3.1. The new season features a few big changes, and the update also brings map improvements, balance changes, fixes, and Ahsoka and Thrawn-inspired armor sets.
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Star Wars fans across the galaxy are sharing their hopes on Reddit for upcoming Disney Plus projects – and we're loving their ideas.
"Something in the Old Republic era would be cool," says one fan, with another echoing: "Old Republic stories would be dope. The franchise has been putting out bangers in the anthology series. Like Visions but really broaden it to all kinds of short films using new canon lore across the thousands of years of history."
The Old Republic takes place in the era of 25,053 – 1000 BBY (Before the Battle of Yavin, AKA the Death Star going kaboom in A New Hope) – and is not to be confused with the High Republic, which runs from approximately 500 BBY – 100 BBY. The High Republic is set to be explored in upcoming Disney Plus show The Acolyte, and it also featured prominently in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor.
That game (and its predecessor Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order) are led by Cal Kestis, and one fan is also particularly keen to see him in live-action. "Probably sounds cliché but a TV series on Cal Kestis. I've grown pretty fond of his character and the actor is the perfect age to still play him, would love to see how his story plays out from Survivor, (although I'm sure another game is going to be released), or at the very least stuff he did between Fallen Order/Survivor" Cal is voiced by actor Cameron Monaghan and his likeness is also used for the character, so we're thinking it would be pretty easy to bring him into live-action.
Another person – after our own heart – simply says: "Hondo" That rascally Weequay pirate hasn't been seen since Star Wars Rebels, though fans thought he might appear in The Mandalorian season 3. Though, if you venture to Galaxy's Edge in Disney World, you'll see him hanging around…
"A series that is centred around Thrawn," says another fan – though they're in luck, with the upcoming Ahsoka show set to feature Grand Admiral Thrawn in live-action for the first time.
"Tales of the Sith," is another person's idea – the animated Tales of the Jedi released last year, and season 2 was announced by Dave Filoni at Star Wars Celebration 2023.
"Aphra making it to the big screen," says another person – fan-favorite Doctor Aphra is a Star Wars comics character who has yet to cross over to live-action.
"Give me a Revan saga of movies," is another fan's request – Revan is an ancient Sith Lord at the centre of a fantastic Knights of the Old Republic twist.
The next project to arrive from the galaxy far, far away is Ahsoka, which hits Disney Plus this August 22 (slightly earlier than originally planned). For even more on the show, check out our explainers on:
Galactic Season 5 begins in Star Wars: The Old Republic with the arrival of update 7.3.1. The new season features a few big changes, and the update also brings map improvements, balance changes, fixes, and Ahsoka and Thrawn-inspired armor sets.
Star Wars fans have been speculating for a while about just who (and what) Ahsoka villain Baylan Skoll really is. This has only been heightened by Ahsoka episode 4, where he discusses his past with Ahsoka Tano, referencing his time training alongside a certain someone…
Warning: The following contains spoilers for Ahsoka episode 4 ! Turn back now if you're not up to date!
Respawn Entertainment, developer of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, Titanfall and Apex Legends, among others, is working on some exciting new projects, according to Electronic Arts CEO Andrew Wilson.
Star Wars Jedi: Surivor patch 7 is out now across PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC, with a real focus placed on optimisation for the two console platforms. In particular, there’s an improved performance mode on console that ditches ray-tracing in order to hit 60 FPS.
Ahsoka episode 4 gave us the cliffhanger to end all cliffhangers after it brought back a major character. We unpack all of the big reactions to that below, but make sure you’re up to date on the latest episode before reading any further as we’ll be getting into big spoiler territory from here on out.
Yesterday, a new Star Wars Jedi: Survivor patch went live on PC and console, bringing, according to the patch notes,a variety of performance improvements. Unfortunately, on PC, it seems like things are still not the way they should be.
Star Wars Jedi: Surivor patch 7 is out now across PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC, with a real focus placed on optimisation for the two console platforms. In particular, there’s an improved performance mode on console that ditches ray-tracing in order to hit 60 FPS.
When Star Wars Jedi: Survivor launched earlier this year, the action-adventure sequel was praised widely by critics and audiences for everything from its storytelling and characters to its combat and exploration. On the technical side of things, however, the game was on the receiving end of some criticism, with its performance on consoles being one of several areas that weren’t up to scratch. Developer Respawn Entertainment has, of course, continued to release patches for the game in the wake of its launch to address many of those issues, and the newest patch, patch 7, targets performance on consoles above all else.
Today, Respawn Entertainment and Electronic Arts announced the release of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor patch 7. This major update aims to address many of the performance issues across both PC and consoles. Additionally, as you can read below from the changelog, the PC version is getting official DLSS support.
Liam Neeson has shared his thoughts on the growing universe of Star Wars, and it seems he’s not overly impressed. Appearing on the Conan O'Brien Needs A Friend podcast recently, Neeson was asked if he gets approached a lot for autographs when he made the admission.
If you're an Ahsoka fan, you'll likely have your theories about the show's mysterious Inquisitor Marrok. Not only is the lightsaber-wielding masked character a formidable foe for Ahsoka Tano and Sabine Wren, but we have very little idea about who they actually are.