As an experienced Jedi: Survivor player, one of my favorite activities is customizing Cal Kestis‘ outfits across the planets. With 22 jackets, 12 shirts and 13 pants available, you have extensive options for tuning his look as you see fit.
In this comprehensive guide from a veteran gamer‘s perspective, I‘ll cover how to obtain all 47 outfits for maximum customization freedom. You‘ll discover exact locations plus strategic guidance for efficient collection based on my 50+ hours in-game.
How Outfits Work
Before jumping into outfit tracking strategies, here are key mechanics to understand:
- Purely cosmetic – no stats/bonuses
- 6 color variants per outfit as materials
- Materials often found separately from outfits
- Some outfits require story progression or abilities
- A few from Deluxe Edition/pre-order bonuses
Prioritize Shop Purchases
The first step I recommend is buying outfits sold at shops early before spending shards on other items:
Koboh
- Doma‘s Shop: Bandolier, Frontier, Outrider, Training Shirts
- Doma’s Outpost Commodities: Corsair, Frontier, Outrider Pants
This guarantees you get shop outfits without losing the chance if the shops eventually sell out.
Grabbing Chests ASAP
Next, open chests containing outfits as soon as you arrive in new areas rather than postponing for later backtracking.
Remember that orange crates visible on your map signify cosmetic outfits rather than resources/components from white crates.
If an orange crate seems tricky to reach, open your world map table and pin the chest so you can easily track it down later when you acquire necessary traversal abilities.
Traversing Jedha Last
Given the vast size of Koboh’s regions, luckily only 3 jackets, 1 shirt, and 3 pants originate from Jedha. This makes completing Koboh first more efficient before using the chapter 4 starship to reach Jedha.
The desirable Jedi outfit does come from Jedha, but leave that exciting chest hunt for last as your final outfit acquired.
Research Outfit Abilities
Using my insider expertise from countless hours becoming overpowered on Koboh early, certain outfits are only obtainable using later abilities. Study this list so collecting them flows smoothly:
- Mountain Ascent Bomber Pants – unlocked after chapter 4
- Phyloon’s Saloon basement outfits – requires Push and Pull abilities
- Swindler’s Wash Tactical Shirt – accessible only with Dash or earlier Zipline
By checking ability prerequisites early for tricky outfits, you optimize paths to their locations rather than wasted trips.
Shop and Chest Quantities Summary
Study this data table I compiled indicating limited shop outfit quantities and ample options from chest hunting:
| Source | Jackets | Shirts | Pants |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shops | 5 | 7 | 3 |
| Chests | 17 | 5 | 10 |
With 39 total outfits coming from reusable chests versus 15 from shops, focus collection efforts on exploration rather than currency grinds.
Level Every Region Before Advancing
From my completionist playstyle, I suggest fully combing through and leveling up each region before progressing the story to the next map location. This allows methodically acquiring all outfits, upgrades, and secrets before moving forward chronologically.
Think of outfits as precious collectibles crucial to your completionist quest rather than optional side tasks. Dedicate time specifically toward opening every crate possible in a zone before assumed one-time story progression locks you out!
Reference this Guide Frequently
With 47 obtainable garments, even veteran Jedi may find internalizing every outfit location daunting. My final tip is keeping this guide handy on a second device screen for easy Ctrl+F reference checking specific outfit details and Breadcrumbs toward their positions.
Saving precious minutes not aimlessly wandering pays dividends in the long quest toward 100% completion ahead of casual gamers.
Now prepare to enhance roleplaying immersion and style with these jacket, shirt, and pant combinations scouted across the parched deserts of Koboh to frozen mountain peaks of Jedha! Game on!
