If you’re feeling a shock in the Force, it means you’re as eagerly awaiting Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, the sequel to Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, as we are. There are reasons to think that this new installment will be as incredible and exciting as the previous one… and that it will include as many secrets and references to Star Wars.
If you are thinking of playing for the first time or replaying Jedi: Fallen Order to be trained for the new adventure (as a server), then you must know that there is a little secret who hides during the first few bars of the game. This is a nod to one of the most famous phrases from Star Wars Episode 3, Revenge of the Sith. Although seeing it requires a little patience…
Without going into too many spoilers, at the beginning of the adventure you have to follow your friend down the corridor of a train carriage. As you progress, you have to interact with doors to open them… until you get to one that doesn’t open when you press it. Do not move! Don’t rotate the camera because there will be a transition to Batman Arkham. If you want to see the wink, you must press the button 66 times (65 more) and Palpatine’s voice will sound: “Execute Order 66“.
For those who don’t know her, the order 66 it is an occult directive that considers all Jedis to be enemies of the republic and later the empire. It was implemented in all clone troopers using secret technology. Upon hearing the order, all soldiers should blindly follow it, to the point of changing their ways and killing their own friends/brothers if they disobey the order.
If you want to know more about Order 66, we recommend you take a look at the series The Clone Wars and The Bad Shipment on Disney Plus. On the other hand, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order it covers the subject very superficially, although it also offers clues as to what exactly happened. We are facing one of the most interesting and mysterious stories in the entire Star Wars universe.
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