The Outer Worlds 2

This is a "Well, It's OK I guess". Play this if you're stuck for something to do. If you're looking for a game where, at the end, your saying "WOW that was great", carry on looking. There's very little to like. The characters are good, I like the companions. They are all likeable in their own way. The voice acting is top draw and their stories are probably the best thing about the game It looks good; 8/10. That's about it. Mainly the game is designed to force you to replay. Skills It's excruciatingly ungenerous in skill points. To really enjoy the game, you need many skills, way beyond what you can get by lvl 30. Stealth builds for example require so many points that it's mid game before it even begins to become worthwhile. The reason? Force you to replay where you can add more skills. It's frustrating. Perks So few, and very few are at all exciting. Again,if you want decent load out, replay Collectibles Tiny, hidden away. Some are missable even at early game so unless you are willing to scan each millimeter you won't get them all. Of course you can use maps, but therein are spoilers. It's ok, replay if you missed them! They aren't there for your fun, they just rely on your FOMO. So replay? No, it's just not that good. Gear There's just one set of stats, small changes to armour. Companions: In the first game you could build up your team so you could just watch them lay waste, big fun. Not so here. Wasn't till I had completed all companion quests (gated by main story) that they were half as powerful. Weapons Some fun ones! It's just crap balancing. If you do play it, it's a lot more fun with a mod to increase skill points. It's a cheat but the game is just annoying otherwise.

idk, plays and feels weird, barely any different weapons, i always dont really understand what i even need to do And if i get it, its bugged idk, wont play it anymore

Der erste Teil hat mir unglaublich gut gefallen. Beim zweiten Teil wurde einiges geändert. Manche Änderungen fand ich echt gut (z.B. dass man nicht mehr drauf achten muss, was genau man nun isst oder trinkt und dass man besser springen kann), andere vermiesen mir das Spiel leider etwas (z.B. dass die "Tüfteln" Funktion an der Werkbank abgeschafft wurde, man kann die Waffen nur noch modden). Ebenfalls empfinde ich die gesamte Umgebung als extrem farbübersättigt. Das geht auf Dauer echt auf die Augen. Hätte ich die Möglichkeit gehabt das Spiel als Demo zu testen, hätte ich das Spiel eher nicht gekauft. Stattdessen hätte ich wohl eher in Erweiterungen von Teil 1 investiert.

Well I could have given a proper review. But I don't feel like it. If I cannot choose gender in a RPG game because there is just body type 1 and body type 2, I just don't feel like you respect me. Or if only NPC relationship I have encountered after 54 hours is gay couple. You are spoon feeding me something I don't care about and that overshadows unfortunately all the rest. You have a mission and urge to tell me something more than you want me to enjoy the game. So be it, this is the last game I will buy from Obsidian.

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is fun.

The Outer Worlds 2 is a great sequel to the first The Outer Worlds and improves on it in most ways. The game is set in Arcadia, and you play as an Earth Directorate agent sent there on an important mission that will lead you to explore the Arcadia system and its many factions and the conflicts surrounding them.. The game’s setting and universe are great, showing and criticizing many political ideologies like capitalism, scientism, religion, and egalitarianism in a good, thought-provoking way that makes the player think and wonder about their own beliefs. The main story, on the other hand, left me wanting more. It lacked, in my opinion, depth and options that I would come to expect from an RPG of this size. The companions in this game, like its setting, are varied and unique, each with their own personality, charm, and story that makes you care and want to know more about them. Gameplay in The Outer Worlds 2 is excellent, with great gunplay and combat that include an impressive variety of guns and weapons that you can use to defeat your foes in Arcadia. The general RPG mechanics like levelling up, skills, flaws, and upgrades to you and your companions are terrific, making you want to get the next upgrade or new weapon. The visuals and graphics are breathtaking, with vast and varied, beautifully crafted worlds and planets that you will come across on your travels in Arcadia. The music and sound design are fantastic, and also include three radio stations you can listen to, with a lot of different styles of music that fit the setting of the game and its factions. Something I didn’t like about the game, as I wrote before, is that it sometimes limits your choices. In an RPG of this scale, I would expect that you could approach situations in a variety of ways, but a lot of the time you are left feeling that you can’t choose how you want to handle a quest or a conflict in the game, being pushed into a certain limited way that the developers chose for you, which makes you feel like you are doing something you didn’t really want to do in that situation. In addition, I experienced a lot of crashes during loading screens. While the game runs great and looks great most of the time, entering a loading screen would sometimes cause a crash that forced me to reload the game. One more gripe I would note is the difficulty of the game and the AI of its enemies. The game felt easy most of the time (even though I played on hard difficulty), with the enemies’ AI sometimes being poor and lacking. In conclusion, The Outer Worlds 2 is an excellent RPG and a worthy sequel, even though it has some shortcomings. I would recommend it to anyone who is seeking a great RPG with a strong setting and universe that will give you many hours of enjoyment and thought-provoking ideas. ===8.5/10===

The Outer Worlds 2 consegue fazer o que todo bom sequel deve: pegar a fórmula do primeiro e torná-la mais fluida, divertida e viciante. A exploração dos mapas é recompensadora e o tom da narrativa mantém aquela "galhofa" característica. Destaque para as missões de aliados que me lembrou bastante Mass Effect, o que cria um envolvimento muito maior com a tripulação e o universo. O carisma do mundo é tão magnético que me vi limpando o log de missões secundárias e de facções, ignorando apenas aqueles colecionáveis genéricos que costumam encher linguiça em RPGs modernos. No que diz respeito ao gameplay, o combate evoluiu consideravelmente. O ato de atirar é satisfatório, com armas que possuem peso e um feeling tátil excelente. Entretanto, essa força acaba sendo uma faca de dois gumes: como o título é extremamente focado na mecânica de shooter, o ritmo flerta com a repetitividade nos mapas finais. Felizmente, quando a fadiga do gatilho ameaça aparecer, o roteiro e a ambientação seguram as pontas. O meu único "porém" real fica para o balanço de dificuldade. Comecei no Normal, mas rapidamente o combate se tornou trivial. Mesmo subindo para o Hard na metade da jornada, a progressão de poder do personagem atropela o desafio proposto, deixando o late-game com pouca tensão estratégica. Você se torna um "deus" no espaço rápido demais, o que tira um pouco do peso das ameaças finais. Veredito: Apesar do desequilíbrio na curva de dificuldade e do cansaço mecânico na reta final, The Outer Worlds 2 é uma experiência sólida e polida. Ele corrige quase todas as arestas do antecessor e entrega um prazer genuíno em explorar cada canto desse sistema solar caótico. Nota: 8/10.