One of the fun side quests in Star Wars Outlaws is Gone Solo, a lighthearted intel mission that provides a welcome break from the campaign’s often monotonous pace. Despite its comedic nature, the quest can be challenging for some Star Wars Outlaws players due to the limited clues Kay receives to track down a missing musician, Relma Moonis.
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The Gone Solo mission involves deciphering a song, finding the elusive musician everyone is searching for, and convincing him to return to his role as a drummer. Here’s a guide on how to accomplish all of that.
Gone Solo Intel Chain Overview
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Intel Mission |
Gone Solo |
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Location |
Tatooine |
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Syndicates Involved |
None |
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Time to Complete |
~ 5 to 10 Minutes |
Gone Solo is an intel side quest on Tatooine that revolves around reuniting an alien music band. After speaking with a manager, you'll discover that the band’s drummer has gone solo, and his whereabouts are unknown. Your task is to find him and persuade him to rejoin the band before their show.
Gone Solo Quick Walkthrough
- Talk to Aldic Nelleer at Jabba’s Palace.
- Interrogate the bartender at the Bestine Settlement bar.
- Play Relma Moonis’s song on the bar’s jukebox.
- Head to Moonis’s hideout at Wayfar to conclude the mission.
How to Start the Gone Solo Intel Chain
To begin the Gone Solo Intel quest, speak with Aldic Nelleer. You can find her near the stage in Jabba’s Palace. Aldic will ask you to track down a musician who has chosen to leave the band and "go solo."
You must have a good reputation with the Hutt Syndicate to start this quest. The reason is that Aldic, the quest provider, resides in Jabba’s Palace, and you won’t be able to access her unless the guards let you in.
If the Gone Solo quest cannot be triggered, complete the Jabba’s Favor main quest and try again.
If you're looking to improve your reputation with the Hutts, focus on completing smuggler contracts. You can also boost your standing by selling Syndicated data to each gang's associate merchants to build trust.
How to Find Clues About Moonis’s Whereabouts
After speaking with Aldic, make your way to the bar in the Bestine Settlement. Once there, talk to the bartender and inquire about a missing musician named Remla Moonis. The bartender will ask you to play his song on the jukebox for more information.
The jukebox is located next to the bar counter. Interact with it and play the song titled "Growing Old in Wayfar." The lyrics will provide clues to Moonis's possible location, which is in Wayfar.
Bestine Settlement is guarded by Imperial soldiers. To avoid getting caught, steer clear of its Restricted Areas.
How to Locate Moonis
To find Moonis, head to Wayfar and look for an alien sitting alone and listening to music near the Sheriff’s Office. Speak with Moonis and inform him that his band is in danger and needs him to reunite with them. After some initial reluctance, Moonis will agree to rejoin the band as their drummer, which will complete the Gone Solo Intel quest.
Wayfar is the small city on Tatooine where you first landed with the Trailblazer.
Star Wars Outlaws
- Released
- August 30, 2024
WHERE TO PLAY
- Platform(s)
- PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S
- Genre(s)
- Open-World, Action-Adventure
