Overview:
- Estimated achievement difficulty: 3/10 [on the lowest difficulty setting] [Achievement Difficulty Rating]
- Offline: 39 [1000
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- Online: 0
- Approximate amount of time to 1000: 25-35 Hours [Estimated Time to 100%]
- Minimum number of playthroughs needed: 1
- Missable achievements: None
- Does difficulty affect achievements: No
- Unobtainable/glitched achievements: No
- Extra equipment needed: No
Introduction:
A galaxy-spanning adventure awaits in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, a third-person action-adventure title from Respawn Entertainment. An abandoned Padawan must complete his training, develop new powerful Force abilities, and master the art of the lightsaber - all while staying one step ahead of the Empire.
Step 1: Complete the Story
There are no difficulty-related achievements in this game, so feel free to play on Story difficulty if you'd like. However, the combat in this game is very similar to the Dark Souls genre, and is meant to be done on the harder difficulties, so take that into consideration if you feel the game's combat to be boring (at the same time, you feel like a real badass Jedi on the lowest difficulty). That said, your main task will be to work on the story and not worry too much about other achievements. Almost all enemies in the game respawn, and all areas will be available after completing the story. In fact, many areas will be unavailable the first time you play each planet since the game has a mild metroidvania aspect to it as well, with new powers allowing you to reach new areas. There are no missable achievements.
As far as the game's collectibles go, I also wouldn't worry a ton about those since many will be unavailable your first time through an area. However, they are worth a good amount of experience, so grab the ones you do see. I would highly suggest focusing on the Terrarium Seed type collectibles (10 total) and planting those on the ship each time you return, since those grow in real-time. You'll also want to scan every enemy you kill with BD-1 to add those to your collection.
Obviously, it won't hurt to peek at the rest of the achievement list and keep some combat-related things in mind to work on such as parries, dodges, blaster reflections, pushing enemies off cliffs, etc. But with all enemies available to respawn, you can grind these out very quickly post-game.
Step 2: Collectibles
After the story is complete, use THIS GUIDE to get all 256 collectibles in the game. As mentioned above, you will likely have grabbed a decent amount for experience purposes during the story, and should hopefully have all the seeds in the terrarium growing. You should finish unlocking all your force abilities, find all the bounty hunters, and complete the map exploration during this step as well. Keep those combat-related achievements in the back of your mind as well while exploring.
Step 3: Miscellaneous Clean Up
Once the story is complete and every collectible is found, you'll likely have very little left to do. Check your achievement list and reference the guide below to polish off anything left.
Conclusion:
This game is a fantastic blend of Assassin's Creed platforming, Souls-like combat, and metroidvania exploration. It also has a great story set in the Star Wars universe, and very simple achievement list with no missables. The only downside is a ton of collectibles if you're not fond of those. I would highly recommend this game to any fan of the above genres, or even RPG fans as it feels very similar to a Souls game despite a lack of depth in that area outside of the combat.
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then 
in a very quick succession (you'll use a basic lightsaber attack if there's too much time between the button presses) at some point on the same enemy to unlock the achievement.
over the skill you wish to purchase.
where you can see your overall exploration progress, as well as the percentage of each individually-named location on the planet. Once an area/planet is fully explored, the percentage will disappear and you will only see a check mark. If you see a section you have not completed, look to see if there are yellow lines on the holomap which indicate an area you have not explored; if not, it's likely you just haven't actually set foot in some portion of a large open area (the swamp on Dathomir is very large for instance). You should get this naturally as you work on the collectibles, but I missed two small spots on Dathomir and had to return to clean those up, so it's not a guarantee. Fill in every section of all five planets to unlock the achievement.
right before the bolt would hit Cal. Depending on the difficulty you are playing on, the game will give you more or less leniency. It will also take more or less bolts to kill enemies. If you don't have this by the end of the game, you can lower your difficulty and continually respawn a group of blaster enemies to finish this up.
and then hold 
to slow them right after they fire so it slows them AND the bolt they fired. Then pull the enemy with 
to drag the enemy toward you and directly into the bolt which should kill them. If they still have health left, repeat the process a second time.
to shove it back at them. Do this any time you see one to knock it out over time, or simply use the group of three at the top of the zipline from one of the meditation points on Kashyyyk.
to send BD-1 in to hack it. It will now be on your side and attack the other troopers. This is very handy as the game goes on, so you'll likely do it many times.
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and attack individually that way, or purchase the "Switch Attack" skill and simply hold 
