STAR WARS Jedi: Fallen Order

In this video guide I will show you how to do 100 precision evaded attacks. Now in order to even be able to get progress for this achievement, you will need to wait until you get Double Jump. Because you will at this point have unlocked more of the skill tree. The Precision Evade skill will be in the Survival tree.

Once you have the skill unlocked you will do as you normally would to dodge an enemy. Wait to time the enemy attack, then you to press the B button to dodge. You will know its done right when the animation goes into slow motion. You can do all 100 of these on the same enemy. So once you get the skill you can go up to one enemy and dodge until you get the achievement.

If you're having trouble getting your dodges, try just pressing B without any directional input from the sticks. This made it much easier for me.

As others have said, Precision Evade must be unlocked in the Skill Tree prior to earning this.

The move itself is simple. Time it as you would a parry, but tap B instead of LB. Make sure the left stick is neutral (you are not moving) or it won't work.

This is best done on aggressive melee-only enemies, such as the Shock Troopers, Purge Troopers, etc. Not to hard to do in the first playthrough if you know what to do and avoid/kill enemies with any sort of ranged attack.

Note: this does not have to be done on different enemies. You can pick one and Matrix him to completion.

Once you unlock Meditation Training in the post-game, you can easily set up a Battle Grid with the necessary enemies to boost it out in about 90 seconds if you haven't already gotten it.

Precision Evade is a skill on the bottom middle right and cost 2 skill points.

For an easy spot go to zeffo and go past the enemies in the hanger into the stairwell then go right when you get outside. You'll see 2 melee stormtroopers past a ranged trooper. Kill the ranger and commander and Presicion evade the other until you unlock the achievement. He has a very basic attack pattern.

The slow motion only seemed to occur with a standing B press.

This shouldn't take very long. Maybe 10 minutes depending on your timing.

Difficulty may affect timing for evasion (I played on jedi master without much trouble) so if you need to lower the difficulty you can in the settings under gameplay.

For this one the idea is to wait until a hit almost completely connects to press the dodge button. When it goes off correctly there's a small sound effect and the game slows down briefly. Pressing dodge without a direction I find helps, and just doing it to one obvious enemy is useful. You can dodge unblockables this way.