12 Features The Outer Worlds Never Tells You About 

So correction, didn't realize its just forward dodge that is unlocked at level 20. You can still dodge in other directions before

The "Sprat is a Space Rat" fact is the only one which we need.

The outer worlds: 12 features you may have missed. Fallout 76: 12 bugs not fixed since launch.

You can always Dodge. Being at 20 just allows the forward lunge.

The game does tell you about the blue weakspots when you first encounter an enemy robot.

A few things I'd like to add... When fighting a group, TTD is better used with the hit effects instead of killing. Fighting a big robot? Melee the torso and knock it out for long enough to kill. Caught in the middle of four marauders? Shoot all their heads or legs to blind or cripple (they hold still for a while too which is a godsend for anyone struggling to aim). Finally, the bin in your room is not the only storage you have. Two of the three lockers by the entrance of your ship are also for storage. Same with the two fridges in the kitchen. I have 40hrs in the game, I can attest that they're all safe. Also, you can lunge while stealthing. I'm not sure how quiet it is but you immediately re-enter stealth when you land.

If you are an enemy of a faction, you have to pay more at vending machines.

"...never tells you about" except in the menus and tool tips.

CORRECTION: You can doubletap dodge If you hold A or D or S while doubletapping. W unlocks at 20 skillpoints.

Take S.A.M. to Ground breaker and talk to the Robot vendor near the engineering department. Thank me later.

Literally the only question I need answered regarding Outer Worlds: Is there an in-game developer console?

You can learn to shoot the "shiny blue thingy" on automechanicals by doing the quest "Die Robot" at the beginning. Just so you are aware! 😄 Love your videos and always have been helpful on learning new games and new things about games I play!

Oh btw melee is the highest damaging weapon you could make just by specking for only one weapon the Science hammer on the groundbreaker I’ve gotten it to 2700 per hit with it being ranged and it’s only level 16 so I haven’t even made it as broken as possible and it already one hits every enemy I have access to including matiqueen

"You can't take the sky from me."

The time dilation thing where it drains slowly when standing still, the game does tell you this. Useful video thhough, thank you

For storage on the ship you have the container in the captain's cabin, the 2 lockers right in the entrance area, a small container in Sam's closet and then 2 refrigerators in the common mess area.

That double space is a dodge and works in all directions, not just forwards. Getting level 20 simply unlocks the forward dodge

Ludwig in emerald Vale tells you about the blue spot weakness in robots

One feature people miss are the consumable use. On your consumables tab at the top of the item list there are slots you can put consumables in next to the adreno syringe. Based on your medical skill there are 1-3 slots to put consumables in. After you do that using the adreno inhaler will always also automatically use those consumables and apply their effect. If a stack of consumables is used it will also start using any other consumables of the same type if you have them in your inventory. What I do is that I have really high medical skill so I am using the +25 base health, 200% health regeneration and then one combat buff consumables. I always take a shot from inhaler every time I am going into a fight to apply all those effects.

Turn your assault rifle into electric damage and the robots are easy, Also I'm playing on hard difficulty and they go down pretty easy with that.

Right near the exit of the interior of the ship there is also some lockers that you can store stuff into.

I use quicksave when playing and use full save when i'm done playing

The game actually does tell you about robot weak spots before you even fix your ship. The sprat thing is also explained on Groundbreaker.

Most of these are for people who just don't wanna read or search through menus, these are the same people that we have to put flammable on gas cans for.

Other thing in configs are to change the showing DPS for Damage itself, all sniper will have a low DPS, but the damage per fire will be higher

Love this game. The conversation is interesting and the decisions feel so hard to make along with having multiple follow up choices before it's all said and done.

Another niche: starting the game with 30 engineering puts you one level from getting basic mods at a 40% chance. This makes the games pace pick up so fast, as you break down every weak weapon. Now a lvl 1 sword worth 5 bits has a 40% chance to give a mod worth 50-65 bits. I had around 40 mods before I was level 7.. 40×50=2000 bits before level 8 and plus what I've picked up. put me at 5k before lvl 8. You can almost skip a side area with this method and progress your main story, especially early on if done right. Plus you always have the weak mods so you dont have to worry about using one on a weapon whenever you want.

Just an fyi, you don't have to have a Xbox to use game pass. Windows 10 1903 has game pass available too. That's how I'm playing. PC gaming with Microsoft game pass.

I wish there was more to this game. I just beat it and can't imagine playing it again until DLC. Also would be nice if there were more than like 10 different weapons and armor lol

Good to see you making videos on a game that deserves the attention :D

Some of them are not really hidden for me. I always open options before playing.

The most important thing I got out of this was space rat

You can put it in idle mode from the menu to see your character instead of waiting.

My tip for inventory is that mods have a weight, I think 0.5 each

Don't forget the fact that you get exp for killing enemies for killing a sprat, Doesn't matter where it it, in a combat area or not.

Re: weapons in inventory... I found myself identifying the weapons and armor that I liked best then broke everything else down for repairing my gear.

Dodgle unlocks only dodging forward if you dont dump point into dodge you can still double tap space in any direction just not forward

I freaking love this game man!

There is also a storage locker right beside the exit door on your ship. Very important for weapon/gear collectors.

This was one of my anticipated games of 2019. So glad I bought it.

Good stuff, however one recommendation. You went from point-1 to point-2 without a pause. Which was hard to follow. If you can't take pause, may be a visual cue will help

you can use the dodge even without having points, the 20 points unlock the forward doge only, but the backward and side are allways unlock, that's why you see the lil'thingi on the UI :)

Ok, first video back here, after a long time away, and the first tip in this first video is *super useful*. Resub. Nice to be back man. Cheers. Off to play some Outer Worlds, looking forward to seeing what you're up to these days 😁

6:39 I use that chest for weapons and more then there are two lockers by the cockpit where I use one for head pieces and one for body, I will probably keep my more in that chest but move my weapons to the two fridges in the kitchen of the ship so I can have one for melee and one for guns. Point is that there is at least 5 different containers on your ship where you can store stuff not just the one in the captains quarters.

all of these are tutorialized within the first 30 minutes of the game, if you missed any of those you should propably learn to read, also friendly fire is not a thing (maybe on supernova?)

The dodge ability can be used no matter what by double clicking space bar, the ability to forward lunge is unlocked with the dodge skill

Love this game. Hoping Outer Worlds 2 is much bigger!!!

One thing about time dilation: Don't use it with a sniper rifle. With the basic pistol or an assault rifle you can blind and/or cripple a bunch of enemies in one go, with the sniper the most I have gotten is two shots before the bar runs out. I tend to start combat from afar with the sniper and when enemies start returning fire or running towards me I switch to assault rifle and blind the ones that are shooting and cripple the ones that are running.

Glad you are doing The Outer Worlds Juice!

funny to see that on the screen you use to show the benefit of reputation, the intimidate check is indeed lower at 100% but the Persuade check is higher.

1:47 I accidentally skipped some dialogue and reload that area. Even though it doesn't say it I found out square (for PS4) is skip

Another thing about the idle camera is that you can activate it from the pause menu whenever you want

Outer Worlds is great, playing for the rest of this rainy day.

Just got this a few days ago and loving it!

i wish i could use multiple quests at the same time for the markers

Woah! Very first tip is a game changer!

So a couple more things about Outer Worlds in case you want to do a followup video 1> When you see electricity traps spanning an area, usually causing you to leap over or duck under to circumnavigate, look around. There is usually piping or wiring connected to these things, and they lead to these spinning, barely noticeable things on the ceilings and walls. Destroy those and you destroy the traps. 2> On Halcyon, you will see these plants that look like Tentacles. Those MAY be the horrific imaginings of some concept artist, but those plants actually exist here on Earth. The Clathrus Archeri, also known as the Octopus Stinkhorn or Devil's Fingers... and their mature plants smell like rotting flesh. --> en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clathrus_archeri

The game actually DOES tell you about how to kill the auotmechanics. He literally says "Shoot the square blue box".

Another good tip is to attack every npc

You forgot to mention you can holster your weapon (I didnt find this out till midway into my playthrough)

I literally maxed up Dodge and now I can jump from one planet to another

Have you had any problems with the tinkering cost/science skill? I sunk a lot of points into science and it was supposed to cap my tinkering costs on science weapons at level 80, but it didn’t actually kick in until I maxed science to 100 (base stat no bonuses)

"Focus on the blue part," I cannot second this enough. Especially when you verse the BIG DADDY of all mechs i the whole game.

The double space bar thing is always there because you can always use it, it’s just a side dodge until you get to 20 dodge

Shock cannon for robots JuiceHead. Short range but boy are they effective

About the Dodge skill.... You can use backwards dodge before lvl 20, it's the forward dash that gets unlocked at 20

Lol thanks to my first playthrough being on supernova I had no idea about the quick save bank

If you hold down triangle on ps4 a weapon wheel comes up. It also slows down time in game I use it to scan the field when in combat and plan out a kill route.

I'm curious if your initial skills have an effect on your skill check requirements not your reputation? Was 3:17 recorded in the same story or in different stories with different initial skills (Strength, intelligence, personality)? Someone brought this up to me on why 1 skill check is easier while the other is harder in your 100% reputation video.

On an Xbox controller you can skip a line of dialog by pressing the X button. I assume on PS4 that'd correspond to Square. From the start, you can dodge sideways or backward, it's only the forward lunge that is gated at 20 Dodge

You can use the jump dash from the start. Just can't do forward until dodge is up

The Dodge thing is always there because now matter what your Dodge skill is at you can do a backwards dodge. You finally get the forward dodge at the level 20 like he said.

Wish the Inhaler had been more thoroughly explained. Got hit with -2 to all Attributes after Adreno-time crash because I *DIDN'T* know that the slots make a cocktail, not a selection to choose for the Inhaler.

Ok so one thing many people don't know about supernova is that even though your companions can die permanently, there is a skill in the third tier of perks that resurrects down companions by using the medicinal enhaler. AND IT WORKS IN SUPERNOVA, WHICH IS FECKIN TIGHT, BOYO

How did uget that weapon? It seem to have a mind control effect right?

With the jump dodge you can do this from the beginning just not forward, only left and right. I'm only like 75% certain of this though.

I kept my companions on aggressive since really theres no point in actively commanding them to attack when they have to fight anyway. My strategy was to have all my companions with specialized grenade launchers to stand at a far away safe location so that I could distract enemies behind cover and be able to shoot them without being withing their field of view. This made it so enemies focused attacks on me while companions shot them from the side. On the of chance a straggler heads for my companions I could ttd shoot them as they would move into my field of view past cover. This also helps with melee attackers that may try to get behind me but will get shot because they're in clear view of companions to blast them away. Grenade launchers are great given how they can take out large crowds, but even in closed spaces this makes it easy to pick them off one at a time as they try to go through a door with us on opposite sides to always have the advantage to get them off guard. This is my key to surviving early game supernova. (make sure to use mods when you can)

6:15 Yeah but I collect all the baseball, I mean tossball cards.

Still new, how do you put out the fire with those annoying prey mantis looking things that spray fire on you?

all of the enemies and NPC's and stuff all damage each other too. I mean this might be straight forward really, but friendly fire works for them as well. I've had bad guys accidentally kill their mates while fighting them. also you can't switch between healing items. the slots you unlock are actually to add to your base healing item. so what you do is spec the inhaler to have the effects you want, based on the items you have in your bag. the more slots you unlock, the better you can make your healing charges. It's really cool actually. I wish dark souls would do this with estus flasks next, you making different types of flasks for different fights that can give buffs and stuff, would save loads of time. it's a cool idea.

The two tips at the beginner are the best. Thanks for posting this video, and thanks for putting the most meaningful content up-front. Good job.

There are other storage containers besides the one in the Captain quarter. There are some lockers next to the cockpit for example

one thing i dont understand in the codex it mentions how undiscovered locations show on the map, for me locations only show on the map after youve uncovered them? dont make sense

I saw a reddit post today about decorating the ship they said they dropped stuff from the inventory in the ship and its appears all over is this true. Or is it just the usual decorations we find while exploring and doing quests?

Resubscribed! I missed you Juicehead!

Can’t wait to see your opinions on the outer worlds being in the same universe as fallout, seems to be quite a lot supporting it from both outer worlds and even in NV. Super interesting

Hey should I sell or break those items that I don't plan to use?

i do quicksave when doing mission and normal save when entering new area or planets.

The trait is only for a forward dodge, everyone can dodge left right and back from the start

about the robots: the guy in the hangar in the 1st area you explore tells you about their weakness.

i knew most of this stuff already. the game does tell you most of the stuff. either through dialog or through pop ups.

With the robot weakness. If you talk to Ludwig in Edgewater and ask him during his quest Die, Robot. You can ask him. What is the easiest way to take down a robot and he will tell you to shot at the blue parts. I just wanted to say where you can find the information in game.

“It’s not the best choice, it’s spacer’s choice!”

The dodge is omnidirectional but you can only go forward with the higher dodge skill

Heres one for people wanting to do all companion quests: If you see someone climb an invisible ladder on the ship while talking to a crew member then reload a save otherwise the game will mark that companion as dead even though theyre alive and will auto fail any future quests you get from that companion.

0:33 Guy just chilling while getting blasted, seems obsidian caught something from bethesda

Actually, I believe the robot weak spot thing is told to you by Ludwig? At least I know I learned about it from some NPC in the game, telling me to hit them in the glowy bits. Might have been Parvati too, who knows.

The first one about the unchecked weapon data is good until you are comparing companion gear, then it has the opposite effect where a gun in you inventory that is showing lets say 200 dps due to YOUR skills will only do 80 dps in the hands of your companion. so just saying it is really only a good idea to uncheck it when your deciding your own layout and then recheck it for easier party management.

never used it, but is idle camera NOT literally just a button for the "waiting for 3rd person" type camera? I assumed it was, but never cared about it, so I never used it.

From the get go the weapons showed damage and I didn't do anything. Cool about the bots was part of game in Xenosaga and HZD.