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The video discusses ongoing updates and new developments related to "Star Wars Jedi: Survivor" and associated merchandise. Respawn Entertainment is working on a new patch for the game, noted by the frequent submission of new builds on Steam, suggesting either pending release or further development due to testing issues. The previous patch (Patch 8) introduced new accessibility and performance fixes, while fans speculate the upcoming patch may add significant content. The video also covers the development of a third game in the Jedi series, with composer Steven Barton expressing enthusiasm.
The recent inclusion of "Jedi Survivor" in EA Play and Xbox Game Pass has increased traffic to the creator's related content. The speaker highlights new Star Wars merchandise, including a special LEGO minifigure of Cal from "Fallen Order" and new Hasbro figures. These collectibles, like the Imperial Jetpack Trooper for Jedi Survivor, are based on older models, sparking interest and questions among fans. Viewers are encouraged to engage with the channel for further updates and reviews.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on providing a news update about an upcoming patch for “Star Wars Jedi: Survivor” that Respawn Entertainment is working on. The creator mentions that it has been almost six months since the last patch, surprising many with news of a new update. Historically, the game has had monthly updates which slowed down towards the end of the previous year. The last significant patch, Patch 8, took several months to release and added new accessibility options alongside performance fixes. Recently, on May 2nd, a new PC patch candidate was detected on Steam, hinting at ongoing development. Fans speculated about a release around Star Wars Day (May 4th), but no updates occurred on that date.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the notable frequency of new builds submitted for a game on Steam, indicating active development by Respawn. A total of nine builds were submitted between May 10th and June 15th, which is unusually high for any previous patch cycle. This pattern suggests that a new update might be imminent, inferring either a pending release or failed testing necessitating further work. The speaker hopes the update includes more than just bug fixes, possibly addressing long-standing issues or adding desired content such as the battle grid. However, they maintain a cautious outlook, doubting extensive changes like a last-gen console version or significant performance improvements, and emphasize keeping expectations low.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the anticipated release of a performance patch for a game, acknowledging that the release date is uncertain. They mention acquiring a new PC and express hope for significant performance improvements in the game. The speaker encourages viewers to stay subscribed to their channel and follow them on Twitter for updates. Transitioning to another topic, they discuss the development of the third game in the Jedi series, noting that the composer Steven Barton is excited about the project, which is still a few years away from release. Additionally, they highlight that “Jedi Survivor” has entered EA Play a year after its launch, making it accessible to subscribers without purchase and also available via Xbox Game Pass. New players are experiencing the game and watching old mod videos and guides, which has driven significant traffic to the speaker’s content. Lastly, they mention the release of a Cal Kestis Lego minifigure.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses new LEGO and Star Wars merchandise. They highlight the release of a special minifigure part of the 25th anniversary LEGO Star Wars, included in the Imperial Star Destroyer set. The minifigure represents Cal from “Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order,” though it is slightly inaccurate and based on concept art. The speaker also mentions that this minifigure is back in stock after four years. Furthermore, Hasbro unveiled new figures, including an Imperial officer disguise Cal vintage collection figure available in August and a Black Series “Fallen Order” triple pack featuring The Inquisitor Cal, the second sister, and an electro Hammer Purge Trooper exclusive to Amazon. Additionally, a “Jedi Survivor” triple pack with different droids was released, and future Black Series releases include a Dag and Garett figure, although no specifics on release dates were provided. Links to purchase these items are included in the description.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses Hasbro’s announcement of a new Jedi Survivor vintage collection figure, specifically the Imperial Jetpack Trooper. The speaker notes that this figure is based on an older version seen in Battlefront 2, which raises questions about its reintroduction in Jedi Survivor. The speaker then encourages viewers to share their thoughts in the comments, like the video to support the channel, and subscribe for future content. Additionally, the speaker mentions a review of the game’s art book and directs viewers to a playlist for more videos.