What does Doma's mysterious keycode do in Star Wars Jedi Survivor?

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The Star Wars Jedi Survivor mysterious code you can buy from Doma's shop on Koboh has no clear use, but is actually a very handy item to get. The code's use is unknown even to Doma, so Cal's got to figure it out, but the reward for using it on the right door is worthwhile, even for the 10 Priorite Shards you'll need to spend. I've done the spending for you, so here's where you can use Doma's mysterious code in Star Wars Jedi Survivor and what you get. 

What is the Jedi Survivor mysterious keycode used for in Doma's shop?

What is the mysterious keycode for in Doma's shop?

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Buying the mysterious code in Doma's shop costs 10 Star Wars Jedi Survivor Priorite and all you know is that it will open the locked door nearby thanks to some help from BD-1. It's basically a big blind box, but the reward isn't random - if you buy the mysterious code and open the door you get a stim upgrade.

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It's one of many Star Wars Jedi Survivor Stim locations and, depending on how much exploring you've been doing, this one might possibly be the first extra stim you  earn. There's one on Coruscant you can get earlier and while there are more on Koboh, it's unlikely you'll find any before you can pick up this. Extra healing items are always useful so you might want to prioritise picking this up over any of the cosmetics and extras Doma usually sells. 

And, just for the Easter egg fans, check out the Star Wars Jedi Survivor Camtono on the left just as you go into the locked room: 

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