Star Wars Outlaws' Krayt Dragons Are Pulled From The Mandalorian

Star Wars Outlaws' art and world director tells Game Rant that the game's inspiration for Krayt Dragons comes directly from The Mandalorian.

[anast]

Does it come with the game or is it a DLC? Honest question

[smolinsk]

I know you try to make a scene. It's so obvious 😉. But to answer your question. It's All in the game from the get go.

[anast]

I think you are pushing what you need to think. The Jabba quest is behind a paywall. Is this behind a paywall too?

[smolinsk]

It's not about me knowing or not. It's very clear you try to bring the Classic internet Idiocracy. The Jabba mission is not behind anything. The Jabba missions are in the standard game. It's just ekstra Jabba stuff you get if you buy the extra shit. Read up on stuff before you start this stupid shit.

[anast]

It's not clear to me. I can buy the standard game without early access and preorder and get all of the missions? or do I need to preorder the season pass to get a side mission from Jabba?

[smolinsk]

You buy the standard game and get everything. And like every other game nowadays you can pay extra for extra shit. Nothing new. Just don't buy the special editions and so on.

[anast]

I can't get everything with the standard edition if a day 1 mission is blocked by not buying the their premium editions. This means the game is not complete. So, I was asking if this as the devs say was another one of those "insignificant" things. I can only go on the information given, unlike you I cannot divine the secret intentions of people.

[smolinsk]

Nearly every game does this with small unimportant side stuff that are there for you to buy if you want more other then the main game. It's up to you. There's always gonna be extra stuff. Take it or leave it. I never buy all that side shit.
You are not missing out on anything.

[anast]

A Jabba side mission is locked behind a paywall but the Dragons aren't...not everything comes with the standard edition. I ask these questions because game writers aren't clear about this stuff.