In Star Wars Jedi Survivor, Cal Kestis will no longer just wield his lightsaber at foes once you gain the Blaster position. He’ll also employ a blaster cannon to shoot his adversaries. Whatever it takes to bring the Imperials and the Empire down, even if it seems like an improbable decision, isn’t it? In Jedi Survivor, this position provides more ranged choices along with an unconventional style of battle. Numerous Light saber stances will become available as you advance through the chapters. While the Dual Wield stance is unlocked fairly early on, the new Blaster and Blade stance can take some time to obtain. But when did you adopt this position? For instructions on how to activate and employ the Blaster stance, consult our guide.
How to Get Blaster Stance in Jedi Survivor in Star Wars
After finishing Chapter 3, you can visit Jedha, the third planet, and get the Blaster Stance. There are no prerequisites in Star Wars Jedi Survivor to enable the Blaster stance. To unlock the Blaster gun and the stance, continue moving through the main plot. Bode Akuna will hand you a Blaster Gun as you approach Mantis to board off, starting a brief cutscene. Cal will receive the gun and the Blaster Stance after the cutscene is over.
Once you have spoken with Cere, Eno Cordova, and other allies at the rendezvous point, you can unlock the Blaster stance. Cal will have a choice between visiting two places following the reunion. You can engage with other characters and open stores for enhancements during this period.
Blaster Gun Usage & Blade Stance
The Blaster posture can be used in Jedi Survivor to increase your battle adaptability, much like other fighting stances do. While slashing the enemies in your close range, you can use the Blaster gun to repel the Imperial foes. You can reload the Blaster’s ammunition with your equipped lightsaber.
So, when the Blaster stance is equipped, this is how you can fire the pistol:
- Press the Triangle, Y, or F key buttons to fire a basic shot.
- Charged Shot: Press the Triangle, Y, or F key while holding it, then let go to fire at foes.
Finally, once you have unlocked the stance, you can modify your Blaster by going to any Workbenches. You can alter the primary or secondary materials, color, accent, grip, and condition of the Blaster there.