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There were a lot of big game releases during 2023 and Star Wars Jedi: Survivor was one of them. This particular title is a direct sequel to Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order which reviewed very highly for its difficulty and its story. Because of that, there was plenty of excitement surrounding the release of Survivor.
Much like the original, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor reviewed very well overall but there were some major technical issues with the PC port. But for those who played on a console, or were able to look past the technical issues, there was a lot of content to explore, including plenty of secrets. Here, we are going to teach you how to unlock one of the first secrets you will find in the game, the locked door in Pyloon's Saloon.
How To Unlock The Pyloon's Saloon Locked Door In Jedi: Survivor
In Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, there are various secrets hidden throughout. This is specially true on the planet Kobo, the planet that will become your base of operations. In Koboh, you will often visit Pyloon's Saloon to talk with the residents there. In Pyloon's Saloon, you will meet a person named Moran.
All you need to do is talk to Moran every time you visit Pyloon's Saloon. That's it. Eventually, he will start opening up to you and will start giving you details about his backstory and his life. As he opens up to you, he will eventually unlock the locked door in Pyloon's Saloon. It will just take some story progression to get there.
What Is In Pyloon's Saloon Locked Door In Jedi: Survivor?
There is a lot of story progression that you will have to go through before the locked door in Pyloon's Saloon becomes available to you. But if you manage to get far enough, you will have rewards waiting for you at the end of that tunnel. But what is exactly behind the locked door?
In the locked door, you will get a new music track called Eerin Siinaa. On top of that, there's something there for BD-1 to scan. As you can see, these are minor rewards and they do not help you in fights. So you won't be missing out on too much if you decide to skip this door, but completionists will likely consider this a priority.
