How to use Fast Talk in Star Wars Outlaws

Star Wars Outlaws had a lot of hype surrounding it and players are already enjoying what the title has to offer. While playing, you might encounter the fast talk feature, which lets you take a moment and plan your next move after getting spotted by an enemy during a stealth section. Acquiring this feature from Expert Bram can protect you from getting swarmed by enemies, especially when you're sneaking through a base.

This article will delve into this unique feature and explain how it can save you from getting stuck in chaotic situations in Star Wars Outlaws.

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How to use Fast Talk in Star Wars Outlaws?

Fast Talk helps remain in stealth (Image via Ubisoft)

The Fast Talk feature in Star Wars Outlaws allows you to de-aggro enemies even when they have spotted you during a stealth section. This gives you a split second to change your approach to remain undetected.

The following points explain how this feature works in the game:

• Anytime you enter a restricted area in the game, your protagonist will enter the stealth mode.
• If an enemy accidentally catches a glance of you, they will take a moment before they turn aggressive.
• If your camera is facing the alerted enemy at this moment, an R3/RS prompt will start floating above their head.
• Pressing this button activates the Fast Talk feature which will stretch the enemy's alerted state for a few extra seconds.
• This split second allows you to change their approach and de-aggro the enemy.
• You will immediately exit the Fast Talk feature if you flee or shoot during this time.

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What does the Fast Talk feature do in Star Wars Outlaws?

Use your blaster to stun the alerted enemy during Fast Talk (Image via Ubisoft)

Now that you have understood how the Fast Talk feature works, let's talk about what it does. This ability is your second chance at stealth, allowing you to save yourself if spotted. Your protagonist can enable the Fast Talk ability to handle a situation before things get chaotic and the enemy turns aggressive.

During the moment between the Alert and the Aggressive state of an enemy, the protagonist can use the blaster to stun them or detonate a smoke bomb to switch cover. Remember that this feature can't be used in gameplay sections where the objective is to avoid killing an enemy.