The summary of ‘I Tried EVERY Difficulty in Jedi Survivor… This is what I found.’

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In this part of the video, the narrator discusses experimenting with different difficulty levels in “Star Wars Jedi Survivor” to observe variations in AI behavior. They highlight that AI aggression and the number of enemies attacking simultaneously can be surprisingly high even on easier difficulties. The focus is on testing these observations in a specific section of the Coruscant map, involving various enemy types like Stormtroopers, Scout Troopers, and bounty hunters. The narrator explains that difficulty levels affect parry timing, incoming damage, and enemy aggression. While playing on the easiest “Jedi Story Mode” difficulty, the narrator noticed that enemies were still attacking simultaneously, though they were easier to defeat, and the player character took minimal damage. This segment concludes with a note on the narrator’s personal gameplay preferences and a promotional shoutout for a sponsor offering discounts on light sabers.

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In this part of the video, the player discusses their experience with different difficulty levels in the game. On the easy mode, they found that enemies, including bounty hunters and DT series droids, posed no real threat and did not deal much damage even when they attacked simultaneously.

Switching to Jedi Padawan difficulty, they noticed an increase in enemy aggression and damage, making the game more challenging but still enjoyable. Boss fights required more effort, and dealing with multiple enemies, especially Scout Troopers with shields, could be frustrating.

On Jedi Knight difficulty, the game became significantly tougher. Enemies attacked faster and in greater numbers, requiring more precise parry timing and strategic thinking. The player could no longer rely on brute force and had to carefully manage their attacks, making it a more engaging experience. The KX and BT series droids, in particular, became difficult to defeat, turning into a grind to wear down while dodging their relentless attacks.

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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the increasing difficulty levels and the aggressive behavior of enemies faced in the game. They mention that single heavy enemies pose a significant challenge requiring patience and timing to defeat. Despite this, Purge Troopers weren’t much of a problem, and they managed to keep them at bay with saber throws. However, bounty hunters became much more aggressive, frequently dodging attacks and striking back. Jedi Master difficulty proved particularly tough, forcing the use of Force Powers like the ground slam to manage multiple enemies at once. While regular enemies like Scout Troopers and Stormtroopers were easy to handle, heavier enemies could deal massive damage with a single hit. The BT series Droid required patience and strategic saber throws to defeat. On Jedi Grandmaster difficulty, parrying needed to be nearly perfect, and enemies inflicted significant damage, even from a single Stormtrooper shot. Enemies would chase and engage the player more persistently, although not all would attack simultaneously.

00:09:00

In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the challenges faced while using Force powers against regular and heavier enemies, emphasizing the need for patience and timing in attacks. They note experiencing difficulty with blocking due to frequent use and describe retreating to recover. Special mention is made of the aggressive BT Sentry Droid and bounty hunters, which require repeated boss fights to learn enemy strategies. The speaker reflects on possibly relying more on Force powers or attempting a lightsaber-only challenge. They briefly touch on experimenting with different lightsaber stances and invite viewers to share their gameplay experiences and participate in giveaways.