“Think the police in GTA”: Star Wars Outlaws Shouldn’t be the Last to Take a GTA 6 Feature, When Far Cry 7 Would be a Better Fit

Star Wars Outlaws will have one popular feature from the GTA series and one fans will grow to hate in Far Cry 7.

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  • The wanted system of the Grand Theft Auto franchise inspired the law in the upcoming Star Wars game.
  • Rumors about the time limit in Far Cry 7 has sent the gaming community to a frenzy.
  • Star Wars Outlaws is set to be released later this year on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.
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Star Wars Outlaws is set to be released later this year and the gaming community is beyond excited to return to the world of Star Wars from a different perspective for once. Ubisoft has high hopes for this upcoming project and hopes to piggyback on the success of another game.

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There is no shame in taking inspiration from other great gaming franchises, the upcoming Star Wars game is said to have a similar feature where the Empire will hunt and gun down players for causing mayhem much like Rockstar Games GTA franchise, and Ubisoft shouldn’t stop there.

Rockstar Games Helped Inspire One Feature in Star Wars Outlaws

The law will play an active role in the upcoming Star Wars video game.
The law will play an active role in the upcoming Star Wars video game.

The developers placed this upcoming original Star Wars story during the Galactic Civil War and gave the gaming community the rare opportunity to see the Empire through a different pair of lenses. The criminal underworld will be a focal point of Star Wars Outlaws which will most likely involve outlaws and misfits causing problems for the Empire.

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Players will have to navigate the deadly galaxy with extreme caution and Ubisoft was inspired by the wanted system of the Grand Theft Auto franchise and toyed with the concept to fit the narrative. Creative director Julian Gerighty shared details of what fans can expect in this project.

 “Think the police in Grand Theft Auto,”

Gerighty continued to describe the concept and how Ubisoft transformed it into something else but also familiar.

“If you start being seen doing crimes, that will start getting them to chase you. If you take some of them out, then it gets worse and worse, where they’ll send, at the ultimate level, Death Troopers — and maybe even worse.”

Law enforcement in every GTA game would hunt down the player for behaving inhumanely and the amount of pressure applied will gradually increase the more the player resists. Gerighty described that his project would have the same aggression from Imperial forces and send in Death Troopers to handle players with extreme prejudice.

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Another upcoming Ubisoft project is scheduled to be released next year and fans are divided about the rumored time limit. Rockstar Games added time limits for players to accomplish missions and a sense of urgency that not everyone is fond of.

GTA 6 Could Be the Blueprint for Ubisoft Games in the Future

Players should tread carefully against the law enforcement in GTA 6.
Players should tread carefully against the law enforcement in GTA 6.

Installing time limits can negatively impact a game’s entertainment factor. Ubisoft still has time to reconsider removing or adjusting for Far Cry 7. Players will feel the need to rush through the game to avoid hitting the limit and will fail to enjoy the game.

Perhaps the developers shouldn’t take everything and bend it to their will. Fans will likely protest and it won’t be pretty for the reception.

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Rockstar Games has done plenty to inspire other developers but should encourage colleagues to be original. The concept worked for them and copying will paint a bad picture of Ubisoft for playing safe.

The developers should spice up the gameplay, the upcoming GTA sequel is said to have a new mechanic that will redefine the franchise’s tradition. Ubisoft should not be afraid to make a difference.

What are your thoughts about Star Wars Outlaws? Let us know in the comments section below!

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Written by Rouvin Josef Quirimit

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Rouvin is deeply fascinated by pop culture media ranging from comics, movies, TV shows and especially video games with a rich narrative.