《星球大戰絕地：倖存者》PS5手柄可模擬原力推拉

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衆所周知，《星球大戰絕地：倖存者》在各個方面都比前作有了巨大的進步。在原力能力方面也更加完善，增加了原力緩慢和原力混亂。在PS5平臺上，遊戲可利用DualSense手柄給你一種與原力融爲一體的感覺。

在PlayStation Blog上，總監Stig Asmussen表示：“對於PS5，我們真的在挖掘觸覺反饋和新手柄帶來的東西，看到手柄如何與原力能力中的推和拉一起配合是非常有趣的，當你做推拉動作時，你會在扳機鍵上感受到。”

“如果你使勁按下扳機鍵，它會給出不同的反應。相比之下，如果你只是輕按，遊戲也會對此做出反應。手柄振動的細微差別非常突出，我們的音頻團隊和戰鬥團隊非常關注遊戲世界中正在發生的事情、效果，以及將其轉化爲玩家手中的感覺。”

Unlike the first game in the series, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor won't be arriving on PS4 and Xbox One when it launches later in April. The benefit to Respawn's Star Wars sequel targeting current-gen systems for launch is that the game will have quicker loading times and improved visuals, and on PS5, more nuanced Force powers to use thanks to the DualSense controller. "With the PS5, we’re really digging the haptics and what the controller is bringing, and it's been a lot of fun to see how that works with push and pull [Force powers]," said game director Stig Asmussen in a PS Blog interview. "And a [DualSense] controller, it feels really good, and we're taking advantage of that. You're going to feel it on the triggers when you're doing push and pull. If you really [push] on the triggers, it's going to give a different response. Compared to if you’re lightly feathering them, and the game is going to react to that. It's the nuance within the vibrations on the controller that is pretty outstanding." Asmussen added that the Respawn audio and combat teams "really dialed into how the things that are happening in the world" would affect the player, leading to the developers translating those effects into haptics that will be delivered through the controller's internal hardware. Another advantage that players will see when they play on PS5 is a vastly improved draw distance, as Asmussen said that the game has been optimized for that console. Players will be able to structures, creatures, and enemies in the distance, all of which are rendered in real-time and in high detail regardless of distance. After a short delay, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor will release on April 28 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. The sequel adds several new gameplay elements, including blaster combat that protagonist Cal Kestis can mix up with lightsaber attacks, plenty of droids to hack up, and some big quality-of-life changes. For a closer look at the game, you can check out a new trailer that shows just how dark the galaxy has become since the events of Fallen Order.