When you jump down where it fell, there's a Rope that needs cutting. It should still be green. It took me from 96% to 100%. Also, when you double jump up and go through the tunnels for the 4 crates and 1 secret with the ending being a Health stem, that little room with all 3/ out of 4 boxes From there you can change the key bindings. PC Keyboard Controls. These are the default keyboard shortcuts for the game Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order. Every control option on the PC version of Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order: Basic Controls. Move – W,A,S,D; Attack – Left mouse button; Parry Block – Right mouse button; Jump – Space; Evade – Z
And the fan service doesn’t stop there; Jedi: Fallen Order features one of the best lightsaber learning how to double-jump through the air and run across a steel wall on an Imperial base
The Jedi Flip was an ability that Cal Kestis first learned while adventuring through Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Practically, the Jedi Flip is a double jump for Cal to reach higher places

Again, players will need the Force Push, Pull, and the Double-Jump in order to solve the puzzle and traverse the area freely. As an added bonus, there's also a Stim Canister at the end of the puzzle in addition to the other three rewards so don't sleep on these Imperial treasures. NEXT: Jedi Fallen Order: 10 Planets They Should Visit In The Sequel

To execute the Double Jump, press the jump button (A on Xbox, X on PlayStation, or Space on PC) while Cal is in mid-air. This ability will allow you to reach new heights, cross larger gaps, and access previously unreachable areas. Obtaining the Double Jump ability in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is an essential part of progressing through the
There were a few times where I tried something I wasn't supposed to, but you respawn immediately after falling down with a small amount of health gone. The fights are tough imho, but the jumping was not the issue at least for me. @Echelon: Yes you learn the double jump later in the game and then you get further. #1. Woofy Nov 26, 2021 @ 3:15am.

In Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, executing a double jump is as simple as jumping once and then pressing the jump button again while in mid-air. After successfully performing the double jump in the training session, you return to Kashyyyk. From this point onwards, you have the freedom to double jump whenever and wherever you desire.

I think I figured out the problem though, it's not so much a glitch as a funky visual issue. The actual "end" of the slide is way earlier than it seems, so if you don't jump way before than you've been trained to from earlier instances, you'll miss the potential for a double jump, and fall into the pit. #10.
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