Star Wars: Uprising Tips & Tricks

The way we see it, we should be seeing more Star Wars: Uprising strategy guides to come. After all, Kabam has just released this title for Android and iOS devices, making this the company’s first Star Wars RPG to take place in between Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens. In this game, you can fight the Empire in single-player gameplay or in cooperative mode with friends or other players around the globe, and that’s just scratching the surface. When it comes to creating your own character, the customization options are myriad – you can give him or her any skills or visual customizations available, and that includes “classic Star Wars gear.”

Now, if you’ve been playing for some time, you’ve probably gotten into a bind one time or another due to money, or lack thereof. But that’s exactly why we prepared yet another set of Star Wars: Uprising tips and tricks, so we could discuss with you some ways for you to earn more credits and chromium.

1. Play At Higher Difficulties

Just as we told you in our general tips and tricks, you should switch to a higher difficulty mode once the option becomes available. Sure, you’ll be dealing with larger waves of enemies who can deal more damage and take more of it due to increased health points. But the rewards you will receive will multiply – completing missions could earn you a whole lot of credits, as well as better gear that could be sold for a nice sum of money, if not used.

2. Deploy Your Crew Regularly

You can send individual crew members out on missions, and that could be a great way for you to earn extra credits. But before you deploy crew members, make sure you’ve checked their skills first. One crew member may be better suited for a mission than another, which makes it important to double-check before deploying. There is a risk, though, to sending crew members out on missions – you could lose one, or some of them if the mission has a low success rate. Always check to see that you’re sending the right people off to missions to ensure a higher success rate.

3. Talk To NPCs For Opportunities

Some non-playable characters (NPCs) could allow you to unlock Opportunities. That’s what the game calls side quests, and they disappear the moment you’ve done what needs to be done. Furthermore, they’re only available for a limited period of time, giving new meaning to the old saying “opportunity knocks only once.” However, the good thing about Opportunities is that they could earn you some Chromium, which is the game’s premium currency.

4. Grind The Repeatable Side Missions

While you cannot repeat Opportunities, there are other side missions that can be repeated. Yes, it is possible to do some grinding in Star Wars: Uprising, and it’s best done on those side missions. Repeating them could get you some valuable gear, and aside from the gear and other rewards, you can earn credits this way quite easily.

In case you’ve missed our first set of Star Wars: Uprising tips, tricks and cheats, we suggest you to read them to progress faster in the game.