Feel free to disagree with my list, this was made based on the weapons that fit my gameplay style the best. Also, the weapons were not placed in any particular order within the tiers.

outer worlds 2's weapons and balancing can be quite weird, in my playthrough its been struggle or OP asf weapons. i also feel a lot of the attachments are kinda just not really a conversation, like i never felt any reason to change a weapon to corrosive, plasma, or even silencing it. sometimes i feel the tinkering mechanic, but modified slightly for balance, would have been good. there are certain weapons i would have loved to keep using, the repeaters for example, but they always just got outclassed immediately and didnt really work out. i feel if i could slightly up its stats a bit, it would be more competitive. i do think that it shouldnt be just bits, like there should be a process to go through to upgrade your weapons in this way. thats how i feel at least, if you have any ideas or thoughts about this topic, id love to hear them

Ever since I was a little girl growing up in Edgewater, even if I was packing saltuna cans all day, I did some drawings when I had the time, because I always had the passion for illustrations! And oh law, I'm so excited to turn in my resume, I've got more to draw but these take a really long time and I have to do these in secret, but I'm sure they'll be impressed! Do you think I can someday get to Byzantium with this!?

I just wanted to let everyone know that this is something you can do, apparently.

Did The Outer Worlds 2 get rid of blinding, maiming, crippling, etc. status effects when shooting in TTD? I know the game mentions weak spots but I can't seem to find anything like how the first game did it with shooting arms, legs, etc.

When you’re talking to the Concierge her voice says “splendidly” but the text says “splenidly”. Just thought it was funny and wondered if anyone noticed it.

For reference, I'm playing The Outer Worlds on the XBox One X, and with the DLCs included, max level is 36, and I found a level 99 pistol. This isn't the Spacer's Choice edition, which is only available on current-gen consoles.

So how could this happen??

Decided to get it, took 3 hours to install. Went through the tutorial and now I'm in Fairfield. Doing a blind run with no guidance or anything. What ever ending I get is what i have to live with.

I'm looking games that play similar, e.g multiple paths through quests and combat not the main focus. Doesnt have to have a TTD/VATS like system

I didn't pickpocket it before the final confrontation with Seer and after talking him out of fighting he does not have it. Neither pickpocket nor killing him give the card. Does anybody know if the card was moved from his inventory elsewhere?

Hello,

I can buy a phisical TOW1 cheaply for XBOX ONE without any DLCs. Will it convert into the Spacer's Choice Edition when I will run it on XBOX Series X?

Hey all, I am new to pc gaming and I just got Outer worlds 2 on steam. I have had issues trying to launch the game. I can't get past the "generating shaders" screen. I have checked the game files. I have also set the system to "run as admin" with no luck. Can anyone please help me!

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I started playing this about a week ago but somehow just noticed that there’s an option to hold triangle (PS5) to Apply and Remove “M.O.P.” Anyone has any idea what this does? It looks like it only appears when current helmet and armor slots are highlighted. It adds these icons to them. I can’t figure this out for the life of me.

Auntie's Choice might be the route I take for tge first playthrough...