Star Wars Jedi Survivor: How to complete a planet in 100%? Star Wars Jedi Survivor guide
Passing the Star Wars Jedi Survivor game at 100% is very time-consuming, but you can track your progress. In the guide we suggest how to read the status of planet discovery and collected secrets and finds.
Last update: 10 May 2023
Planets in Star Wars Jedi Survivor can be explored in 100 percent. Progress counter can help in completing this very time-consuming achievement. From the guide, you will learn how to read the percentages of planetary exploration and the number of secrets acquired.
Completion percentages on the holographic map
On the holographic map you can read important information:
- Percentage of discovery of the current planet (1 in the image) - It tells you what percentage of large regions and smaller locations you have discovered, but it does not take into account the number of collectibles you have obtained. This value fills up the slowest, especially on large planets such as Koboh or Jedha, which even after finishing the main storyline can still have the discovery rate only at 50-60%.
- Percentage of discovery of the current region (2 in the image) - A single planet/station can include from several to even dozens of regions. Like the first indicator, it only considers map discovery and does not apply to collectibles.
- The number of obtained collectibles in a region (3 in the image) - This varies for each region - it can be from a few to as many as dozens of secrets. There are also regions in the game that have no collectibles. You can press the button to view the full list of secrets and learn about the collectibles of different categories.
In summary, the map and secret discovery rates are independent of each other. This means that:
- You can have 100% discovery of a planet, but don't have all the secrets.
- You can have 100% of the collectibles, but still not have 100% planet discovery.
Completion percentage on the galaxy map
The percentage indicator can also appear when you hover over a planet or other major location on the galaxy map. As with the holographic map, it takes into account the percentage of map discovery, rather than the percentage of collectibles obtained.