There are plenty of challenges that unlock new abilities for Kay Vess, and we’ve got how to perform a 60 metre long jump without being ejected in Star Wars Outlaws explained - along with a good location so that you can unlock the speeder jump.

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We’ve also made a video demonstrating this above if you are more of a visual learner!

All these rewards and challenges will go a long way towards helping you to earn all of the Star Wars Outlaws trophies, though you might need a helping hand to master the Star Wars Outlaws lockpicking minigame to see you over the line.

At least while Kay stumbles through the galaxy, you’ll have a stellar soundtrack that scores this entry in the Star Wars timeline.

But that’s quite enough from us! Read on to see how and where to perform a 60 metre speeder jump in Star Wars Outlaws!

Star Wars Outlaws 60 metre jump location

A screenshot of the Star Wars Outlaws map with a purple circle and arrow highlighting a location
Star Wars Outlaws. Massive Entertainment, Ubisoft

After you have completed Selo’s quest and unlocked the speed boost, the 60 metre jump challenge becomes available - and a good spot to complete it can be found just west of Kadua Village in a river valley.

We’ve highlighted where in the screenshot of the map above. As you can see, it’s a short drive from Selo’s workshop as well.

Once you get there, there is a jump ramp that follows the mouth of a cave. On the run-up to your jump, watch out for any speeders that go by, as you can easily crash into them.

You will want to use your boost for this jump, too, when you’re closer to the ramp. The drop is big enough to let you get some distance, but not so big Kay will be flung off her speeder.

Once you land the jump, Kay will unlock the ability to perform a small jump on her speeder - which is great for hopping over obstacles.

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Cole Luke is a freelance journalist and video producer who contributes to RadioTimes.com's Gaming section. He also has bylines for Digital Foundry, PC Gamer, Network N and more.

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