If you are a hoarder that wants to pile up as many lockpicks as possible, you are gonna have to steal some of them. Most of the weapons that I used throughout the game were stolen. You can sometimes steal right from under people’s noses.
And these people are just begging for it. But in The Outer Worlds, it only counts if someone is looking at you. Plan on stealing everything that isn’t nailed down.
Almost more loot than in any other game I’ve ever played. There is a ridiculous amount of stuff laying all over the settlements of Halcyon. All three of these are perfectly viable, so it is up to you to decide which one amuses you. In The Outer Limits, you are able to sink points into Lie, Persuade, and Intimidate, which all help you in certain conversational situations. In conversation, it is best to have a way to trick fools into doing what you want. The Outer Worlds spends a lot of time with your character talking to others, whether they are your companions, quest givers, or your spaceship itself. So regardless of your choices, your survivability will be decent.Īnd of course, there is a respec terminal right on your spaceship, so the devs at Obsidian have given you a quick way out if you feel you have gone too far off the rails in assigning your points. You don’t begin The Outer Worlds made of glass like you do in some other first person RPGs. In my playthrough, I was still able to wield melee weapons just fine, and a couple of well-placed Perk points ramped up my carry limits to an acceptable level.Īdditionally, you will be given a generous ten skill points with every level gained, so you will be able to supplement any shortcomings in your build relatively quickly. I went with a Dexterity heavy build, sinking a lot of points into Dex, with most of the rest going into Perception and Intelligence, while almost completely ignoring Strength.
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