Star Wars Jedi: Survivor – How To Fast Travel

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor has numerous planets and locations that you’ll visit as part of your journey. Naturally, you’ll want to make exploration a lot more manageable. Here’s our guide to help you with fast travel in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor.

How to fast travel in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor

You can access the Star Wars Jedi: Survivor fast travel function by interacting with any Meditation Point. Think of these as akin to bonfires in Souls-like games. You’ll see the following options:

• Stances – Change your Lightsaber stance.
• Rest – Replenishes your HP, Force, and Stim charges, but causes enemies to respawn.
• Perks – Assign your perk badges/passives.
• Training – Learn a bit of combat know-how.
• Skills – Allocate skill points (you can learn more about this mechanic in our best skills guide).
• Fast travel – This is what you’ll need to select.

Fast travel locations are shown on the left-hand side of the screen.

Upon clicking on the fast travel option, you’ll see a map of the planet that you’re on. You’ll notice icons/markers, such as those for NPCs and rumors/sidequests. Moreover, you’ll see a panel on the left-hand side showing all the Meditation Points

you’ve discovered and interacted with. Hold the selection button and you’ll be taken to that area.

This is how the Star Wars Jedi Survivor fast travel system works. However, there are also a few caveats:

• There are a few instances when you’ll be prevented from using the function, usually due to the storyline. As such, you’ll have to advance or complete that particular main mission.
• Pyloon’s Saloon acts as your main hub on Koboh. This is where you’ll find several resource vendor NPCs. You’ll often return here as you acquire more collectibles.
• Cal’s ship, the Mantis, has a Meditation Point, but fast travel can’t be selected (you may only fast travel to it). That’s because the Mantis has its own navigation method, known as the Holotable or Galactic Map. Think of this as a means of fast traveling to other planets that you’ve visited in the galaxy, including Coruscant.