Plus, the time you spend on them doesn't return nearly enough for such missions to be your primary source of income. That said, their payouts aren't great for the trouble they put you through. The regular mission log has plenty of valuable quests for Juno to pick up, and they're important to take from time to time to increase your faction reputation. Here are our three best ways to make money in Rebel Galaxy Outlaw. These add up more quickly than you'd imagine, so staying on top of your pocketbook is essential. Even once you've got the best ships and gear, Outlaw has a way of throwing you for a loop, and with better equipment come costlier repairs and resupplies. PS4 and Switch versions are in development.You'll want to maximize your efficiency wherever you can find it, especially in the early game, as story mission difficulty spikes quickly and often. Rebel Galaxy Outlaw is out August 13 on PC. Watch Double Damage's Travis Baldree explain the feature, and walk you through the first few minutes in the video below: Double Damage also made sure rights holders are aware of this, so you shouldn't run into any issues. Right next to the stream-friendly toggle is a help page that has a stock reply content creators can use when they respond to any potential automated claims. That is because the process is automated, but the developer has another solution.
Even music with in-context rights may still get the videos they're featured in flagged. Double Damage, however, knows that this won't solve all problems. Ticking the 'stream-friendly music' box ensures that you only hear music you can use while streaming or in YouTube videos. Since it would be impossible for creators to know which is which, the developer added a toggle to the game's launcher that disables all tracks that do not have the in-context license. Unfortunately, Double Damage couldn't do this for the entirety of the soundtrack, which is around 24 hours-long across over 100 tracks. To get around this, developer Double Damage made sure to pay for in-context rights, which essentially means content creators can freely record/stream the game as the music is playing on the in-game radio, so long as it's being used in that context and not ripped separately.
This inevitably creates problems for YouTubers and streamers, who either have to turn off the music completely, or risk getting their work claimed by license owners. The upcoming Rebel Galaxy Outlaw, like many games, has a soundtrack made up of plenty of licensed music. The developer of Rebel Galaxy Outlaw went out its way to make sure content creators don't run into issues with music licensing.
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