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Before players can start using those new lightsaber options, they’ll have to get to the point in the game where lightsaber customization is allowed. Following this, players can change their lightsaber at any of the game’s workbenches, most notably aboard the Stinger Mantis. If players want to use any lightsaber color besides the default blue and green, or the now unlocked orange, they’ll have to find the corresponding Kyber crystals on the planet Ilum, after Chapter 5.
In addition to the custom lightsaber options, the game’s new update adds a handful of other additions, as well. A Bee-D-1 skin, as well as a Gold Squadron Stinger Mantis Skin, have both been added. While these pre-order incentives are now free for all, it should be noted that skins that were exclusive to the Deluxe Edition of Jedi: Fallen Order remain exclusive to that version. That means the Crimson Mantis and Crimson BD-1 skins are still exclusive to those players. Still, given how quickly these pre-order incentives were unlocked for all (the game released exactly two months ago), fans likely won’t have to wait too much longer.
Outside of the unlocked pre-order bonuses, today’s update also added a number of performance fixes. These were mostly minor glitches, but the most significant fix involved the game’s photomode, which was causing the game to break.
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