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The new Kessel Run loyalty program is experiencing various technical issues affecting players' ability to earn and claim rewards. Common problems include purchases not yielding Coaxium, daily logins not being registered, and some rewards not appearing in-game. The development team is actively investigating these bugs.
Players can complete Episode Quests at any point during an Episode. Missed days do not prevent quest completion, as all quests remain available. This design allows players to catch up without penalty, ensuring continuous participation and progress towards Chapter rewards.
The content creator is looking into a community report that the 200 daily Squad Arena tokens, previously available from daily activities, are no longer appearing. This suggests a potential change or bug in the game's daily rewards system, and the creator plans to investigate further.
The content creator has forwarded community feedback regarding the visibility of quests and feats in the new system. Players desire to see upcoming quests and feats in advance, even if locked, to allow for better planning. This would help players prepare for tasks like mod updates without relying on datamines.
The content creator suggested that the Episode Pass, even at $30, offers better long-term value than purchasing three packs of marquee boosters, assuming players are already buying boosters. He implied that the free track is sufficient for those who do not regularly purchase boosters.
The content creator confirmed there is no specific release date for simmable events, which are still 1-2 months away. He also stated that issues with the loyalty store not launching with the Huyang character were not intentional, attributing them to technology challenges.
The content creator clarified that the Episode Pass+ skips 10 tiers and grants 20 rewards, consisting of 10 free track rewards and 10 paid track rewards. He also confirmed that the Episode Pass is not available on the webstore.
A player paraphrased that CG would be giving out a make-good "tomorrow." MeatheadMilitia pushed back lightly, saying he definitely did not say it was coming tomorrow and joked that he would go re-check the text. Compensation is implied but the date was not promised.
Reacting to praise of the new Rey kit visuals, MeatheadMilitia teased that players should wait until they hear the sound design on Special 1, and pushed back on a player who claimed to play without sound. Implies the new kit has notable audio work tied to the marquee ability.
A player updated via Google Play, was logged out, logged back in and was given a brand new account. MeatheadMilitia replied that the workaround is to force close the app, and confirmed it has happened to him too.
Asked whether to hoard energy until double drops, MeatheadMilitia answered with a one-word "always." Standard hoarding advice from CG's community side, but worth noting as on-the-record confirmation rather than community lore.
PC players reported the EA App update loop, where the client downloads the update, completes, then prompts for the same update again. MeatheadMilitia confirmed the team was working on it in a call, and posted a workaround telling PC users to fully close out the EA App and reopen it to get into the game.
A player flagged that anyone who finished some of their dailies before the update cannot complete the new daily quests, and there is a false notification driving players to the home screen with nothing to action there. MeatheadMilitia said he passed the report along to the team while he was on a call.
MeatheadMilitia tells players to check the iOS or Android app store for the new SWGOH client update. If the update is not visible right away, it will populate over time as the stores propagate it. One iOS player confirmed they had to tap the SWGOH listing in the App Store before the update option appeared.
The development team is monitoring player interaction and data related to the new Galactic Chase system. MeatheadMilitia encourages ongoing feedback from both free and paid track users, confirming that this input will be documented and considered for potential future adjustments to the system.
The Galactic Chase store refreshes weekly. Players should be aware that the in-game currency used for purchases has a cap, though the exact amount was not specified by the creator, who advised players to spend their currency to avoid hitting the limit.
The Galactic Chase Pass structure, particularly regarding its rewards, should be understood like the Conquest reward track. This comparison suggests that the paid track's rewards are cumulative with the free track, rather than separate, offering a combined total.
The Galactic Chase Pass+ is designed for players who want to quickly access rewards without extensive gameplay. It instantly grants 20 levels worth of rewards, catering to those who prefer immediate gratification and convenience over engaging deeply with Galactic Chase events.
The creator advises that purchasing the Galactic Chase Pass is more efficient than buying two or three Marquee character boosters if a player typically buys boosters. The Pass provides more overall resources in addition to the character shards, making it a better value for the same or similar investment.
Puzzles are sometimes developed months in advance with an older pipeline, leading to situations where in-game information is released prior to the puzzle itself. The developer released a recent puzzle for those who enjoy them, despite some information already being available, and asked players to avoid negativity.