All 36 Jet's Journal Entries in Star Wars Outlaws

I was not surprised that the Clone Wars paved the way for the Empire. The galaxy was in pieces, and everyone wanted to be done with the war. I don't think they realized the price they paid. Maybe they never will.

The Kessel Run is a real test for a pilot. Some pilots want to use precaution and stay within the regular twenty parsec route, but most pilots who end up successful in this business will at least pass through the Corkscrew.

The Pykes are an institution, and as long as you adapt to their ways you will find a moderate amount of success. Smugglers like us will always have a place in their plan. The key is to nod along and take the credits.

Many smugglers who pass through Toshara make the mistake that Mirogana is the center of commerce. Stay on Toshara long enough, you will realize that the diner in Jaunta's Hope is a much more interesting venue. The speakeasy downstairs has Imperials and criminals alike doing business, far away from the Pykes in Mirogana.

It is commonly thought that Canto Bight has the best Sabacc tables, but you should not underestimate Makal's in Mirogana. I recently partnered up with a Gallusian card counter named Bosnok, and together we made nearly ten thousand credits in one night. You will not see that type of action at the Daystar Casino.

Mirogana has changed over the years, and every time I visit, it seems that the Empire is pulling back and the Pykes are taking over. But you must look beyond the streets and territories. As long as the Empire holds the spaceport, they are in charge.

There is no place quite like Toshara. You have the Pykes and the Empire side by side, and for a small cut you can get an Imperial certificate for almost anything. It is not always worth it, but sometimes you need to get goods off your hands.

Hello, this is Jet Kordo. It's almost time to do this job, but first we need some precautions.

That thing you're holding is a holotracker. Trade league members, such as myself, use them to find vaults to store contraband. But I've taken a couple of those vaults off the grid. No one's going to find them but us.

Just don't lose that holotracker and the discs. Because we don't want anyone else to find these vaults and take the score.

I have spoken.

H1-0N: Jet. Are you here? My sensors-- What are you doing? Jet? Who is that on the ground?

JET KORDO: H1-0N! I need you to remain calm. Dorhal sold us out, so I had to take care of some things.

H1-0N: What did you do..?

JET KORDO: Dorhal betrayed us, and I can prove it. He put the whole crew, and the heist itself, at risk. We need to go to the backup vault. I will prove it to you.

H1-0N... H1-0N, this is Jet Kordo... though I suspect you can't hear me anymore.

I never meant for this to happen. The crew betrayed me and it didn't leave me much of a choice...

I guess it's true that this job is not meant for friends. It's a lot easier to split the credits when it's just yourself.

There is nothing I can do for you now, H1-0N. I have to disappear and leave the Trailblazer behind.

I just need you to know that everything I did was with the best intentions. I suppose I just... work best alone.

When dealing with the Ashiga you need to be aware that, even though they don't have eyes, they can spot a liar a parsec away. They have highly developed senses for pheromones and vibrations. The moment you try to fool them, they will cut you down without hesitation.

The Ashiga are artists when it comes to gunsmithing, producing some of the finest blaster rifles in the galaxy. Their craft can make a fortune on the black market, but it is very difficult to get a hold of one. As always, the Ashiga want to keep everything to themselves.

Crimson Dawn is an interesting syndicate. Dryden Vos enjoys dressing up and hosting elaborate parties, but he's got the temper of a blurrg. He will not last long. When you reach the top, you need people you trust to have your back.

A lot of inexperienced smugglers will ask me how to deal with bounty hunters, but the answer is very simple. Bounty hunters only care for credits, so unless you can outbid a crime lord, your best approach is to blast them and hope they didn't bring friends.

Being a successful smuggler depends on how you handle your cargo. You need a ship with secret compartments, and usually you will have to make them yourself. I'm proud to say that the Trailblazer is so good in this regard that even I can't find all of them anymore.

People who think Vandor is cold have clearly not visited Kijimi. Even with the thermal systems around the city, the planet is barely habitable unless you have a steady supply of soup and gristmeal tea.

If you ever have anything stolen, it is likely that it will eventually end up in the Thieves' District on Kijimi. I must admit that I have fenced a fair amount of goods here myself.

JET KORDO: No, Raatha, you are not getting Dorhal's cut.

RAATHA: Hey, I did my part!

JET KORDO: Not particularly well.

RAATHA: Kriff's sake, Jet! I told you, they moved security inside! I couldn't get a shot!

JET KORDO: You're a professional bounty hunter but you couldn't land a single shot. It makes me wonder if you and Dorhal--

RAATHA: Hey! I took those goons off your back when you escaped. I'm in this as much as you!

H1-0N: Jet, she's correct. If it wasn't for Raatha, you would have gotten caught.

JET KORDO: And that was her fault to begin with.

RAATHA: Fine! I'm leaving. But don't come to me when you need a crew, Jet, because I'm never working with you again.

You cannot be in this trade without dealing with the Hutts. It is a fact of life. But you must make sure to stay on their good side. They have deep pockets, plenty of bounty hunters and a nasty sadistic streak.

I like Chalmun's cantina. It has a rough and tumble feel, but you have to remember to keep one eye on the blaster and one eye on the exit. You never want to find yourself cornered in a basement.

My father used to work for Jabba and kept telling me that Jabba never forgets. My father ended up getting dragged back to Tatooine for owing him a few thousand credits. As far as I know, he is still down there in the Sarlacc pit...

Mos Eisley gets a bad reputation, for a good reason. Everyone is a scoundrel, including the Jawas, the droidsmiths and even the water merchants. If that bothers you, you are in the wrong line of work.

I always wondered, out of all the places in Hutt Space, why Jabba set up shop on Tatooine. I think he just loves sitting in that palace, watching his subjects suffer in the desert.

Most people think the Tusken are all one and the same. That's a big mistake, as there are many different tribes with their own cultures and values. So don't go out there assuming you know anything, because you probably don't.

The water tax... what kind of monster would tax farmers on the one thing that sustains life on this cruel, desert world? No one but Jabba would have that idea, even though it remains one of Tatooine's biggest mysteries what he uses it for.

H1-0N, this is Jet Kordo. I am leaving you a message in case you are wondering where we are. Raatha claims that she was followed and that this location is compromised. We are moving to the other vault for safety. Be careful and don't trust anyone.

JET KORDO: Naist? Please tell me you've got some good news...

NAIST: Jet? Jet... I'm back here...

JET KORDO: What happened to you?

NAIST: That doshing Rodian didn't have my back. Had to handle the Hutts myself.

H1-0N: Naist, let me assess your injuries.

NAIST: It's fine... just give me my cut and I'm out.

JET KORDO: Are you saying you didn't bring anything with you?

NAIST: You kidding me now, Kordo? Does it look like I could have carried anything here? I'm lucky I got out at all!

JET KORDO: You don't have any idea what I did to plan this job! If you think that I'm giving you a single credit...

H1-0N: Jet, please. Stop.

JET KORDO: H1-0N..? H1-0N, can you stand..? No, this is not good... Come here, I will help you out of here.

The Empire is just as corrupt as anyone else. This whole galaxy runs on kickbacks and favors, and the Empire is no different. You just have to be careful not to bribe the wrong Imperial, or you will have to blast your way out.

If you end up on the ISB's most wanted list, it's just a matter of time before they find you. There's no easy way to escape. The ISB have informants and agents everywhere, and those agents are true believers who will take you down with them.

The biggest mistake you can make in this business is working with rebels. They have no credits, and no matter where they go, the Empire is right behind them. There is no chance that outfit will amount to anything.

Akiva is fine, even if it's an old separatist world. It might get warm and humid but at least everybody minds their own business. And, best of all, the Empire is only there every fourth cycle.

Myrra is great, when it's not under water. There are plenty of clients moving stock from there, and they keep a low profile. They are old timers, just like myself, because rookies who make mistakes tend to disappear in the jungle.

The Alcazar is starting to become my favorite watering hole this side of the core. I could say a thing or two about the owner, but it is a solid place to get information. In this business, you do not get very far without information.

The separatists have an advanced droid factory underneath Myrra that produces an impressive amount of droids. The broken ones are dropped in one end, and moments later, new and shiny ones come out the other, ready to be deployed in the field.

I had a great time in Nar Shaddaa. You really know how to host. Showed a guy a good time. I'm just confirming the deal is still on. Kordo's gonna hit the palace tonight, so be ready. Oh, and keep a clean perimeter watch. He's got a hunter outside with killer aim.

I'm looking forward to doing more business with ya. I'll send you the coordinates to another vault here on Akiva, you can contact me there.

JET KORDO: H1-0N, the recording was here... It must have been in the other vault...

H1-0N: Jet, this is a serious accusation. We had Dorhal vetted.

JET KORDO: I am positive! Dorhal has been in contact with the Hutts and gave them information about our plans. It is the only explanation for how the Hutts knew we were coming. Dorhal told them everything!

H1-0N: Are you alright, Jet? Your biometrics appear unstable...

JET KORDO: I am fine... you must go to the other vault here on Akiva and listen to the recording. I will visit Raatha and resolve that matter.