Since your gear will lose Durability from attacking and taking damage, it can be a big hassle to have to head to the nearest Workbench when you’re in the middle of No Man’s Sky…er Land. I suggest doing it sooner rather than later, particularly if you’re playing on harder difficulties.Įngineering is great to get to 20 as well because it allows you to repair your equipment in the field. There is literally no other way to do this, so unless you never want to improve your equipment, you’re going to get to 20 Science eventually. Getting Science to 20 means that you can improve your Weapons and Armor at a Workbench via the Tinker feature. There are quite a few Locks like this, so this comes in extremely handy, saving those Mag-Pics for the harder locks. However, once you hit 20 in Lockpicking any Lock that only requires 1 Mag-Pic can be opened for free, without consuming the Mag-Pic. The reason it is advised you get these to 20 is because Locks in The Outer Worlds usually require a varying amount of Mag-Picks to open, and these are a finite resource. And those are Lockpicking, Science and Engineering. The first thing I’m going to cover here is a couple of Skills that really really help out early on, and why I strongly advise getting them to 20 as quickly as you can.
The Outer Worlds Guide: Getting Started Tips This is the “things you should know before you play” Guide, and in it I’ll cover things that will simply make your first play through a bit more efficient, with little to no spoilers. This Outer Worlds Getting Started Guide is aimed to inform you about a few things that might help you get off to a better start so that you don’t have to get 5 hours in, and then begin again like I did.
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