Remnants of a Familiar Place.

After failing to open the door, I tried a bar roll jump to reach the gyro device. The ground suddenly collapsed beneath BD-1, forcing Cal to dive down to save the bot. After resting at a meditation point, I braved dangerous wall runs and aerial jumps to deliver the component.

Now that I failed to open that door, I tried this bar roll jump. That was a cool feature of the game.

And then I reached this place where I found the gyro module I was looking for, while BD-1 noticed something around, scanning the ancient technological component buried under the dust.

As the bot was checking around, suddenly the ground beneath it collapsed, and the bot fell down. So Cal jumped to save BD-1, and he fell along with it down as well, tumbling into the pitch-black darkness of the lower cavern level.

After getting back on foot in one piece, I noticed this meditation point right in front of me that I used to save my progress and heal up, watching the soothing blue light envelop the platform as I rested.

My new objective was to bring the gyro model to Greez. But Cal noticed this strange place that almost reminds him of the Jedi training grounds, as he kept staring at the massive stone pillars lining the subterranean architectural structures.

Well, then I had to try some wall runs that looked quite dangerous because I had to jump from one wall to another when there was literally nothing below. I was just trusting my momentum to carry me across the massive abyss.

I used the photo mode to capture some good photos while I was doing a risky wall run, and I even tried to show those stones that were blocking me from climbing up. I just paused the frantic action to frame the crumbling geological structures perfectly.

When I thought the wall runs were done, I had to try this aerial jumping next where I had to jump from one side to another and then the other side to reach the top, bouncing off the vertical rock, faces with precise timing.

And at last, I reached some ground below my foot, and after scanning the place with the help of BD-1, I found huge masses of rock fell through the roof and slammed around. Bd-1 was helping me analyze the ancient structural damage that shattered the pathway.

That's all for this session. More moments coming soon and thanks for checking it out.