| Name of the file: The Outer Worlds Cheat Codes - Author: DAV - [PC] |
| Cheat Codes: ------------ Submitted by: David K. Skip intro videos: ------------------ Rename both Startup_Splash_1.mp4 and Startup_Splash_2.mp4 to Startup_Splash_1.mp4.old and Startup_Splash_2.mp4.old respectively Hints, tips, tricks, and secrets: --------------------------------- Use the following hints, tips, tricks, and secrets to get the most out of The Outer Worlds. You Can Steal Anything And Talk Your Way Out Of Crimes: Stealing is a great way to earn easy money. Lockpicks (Mag-Picks) and Hacking (Cyber Shunts) allow you to access areas you normally cannot reach, and usually there is a good reward waiting. Start with the room in the back of the bar for an easy pick. Try to make sure no one sees you stealing items marked with red. If you are caught, having high speech skills will make escape easier. You will lose some reputation with the company, but you will not have to pay a fine. Good Starting Armor Or Weapons: Right as you enter the town of Edgewater, look left for a way into the Barber Shop. Go inside, and go to the back room where you will find a dead guard. Just close the door, and you can easily steal from him. If you are lucky, he will have a set of Guard Armor. This is a great starting set, and it increases your Armor rating from 3 to 9. If he does not have the armor, he should at least have a weapon and some ammo to loot. Get Parvati As Your Companion (And Raid Her House): Talk to the town overseer at the top of the elevator in the Cannery to quickly earn your first companion. Parvati is a helpful shooter with Engineering skills that can solve problems for you. Just by having her with you, you will be able to increase your skills and complete any Engineering challenge checks. You can also raid her house, which is located across the street from the bar. You will know the correct one when you enter the building with the garage and workbench. Carry And Store More Items: One of the most useful perks to get early is Pack Mule. It instantly gives you a +50 KG carry weight bonus. That is a lot if you do not have a strength build. The more stuff you carry, the more potential money you can earn, and the easier it will be to buy what you want later. Alternatively, you can store extra stuff at your ship. Use the containers inside to permanently store extra stuff. If that is not enough space, you can also unlock a perk that allows you to fast travel, even if you are overencumbered. Instantly Breakdown Weapons And Armor: While looking into a loot container, press Left [Shift] to scrap the selected item, saving you time and inventory space. Useful Features In Items Menu: There is a sub-menu you can use in your inventory that gives you instant access to a few useful features. For example, the Swap command is hidden in the radial options menu when using any inventory screen. This allows you to swap positions of your primary four weapons. You can move your favorites to the front, or put melee weapons in the rear. Do Not Buy Weapons: Weapons are expensive when buying them from vendors. It is much better to save your bits for upgrades at the workbench. Use tinker on guns you find in the environment; marauders carry Assault Rifles, Hunting Rifles, Revolvers, Pistols, and Shotguns. They are all good, and there is no reason to buy them from a store. You will eventually get them all just from exploring. Unique Melee Weapon: One early side-quest you can do is found in Constable Reyes' office. Talk to her, and she will send you to hunt three bandits outside of town. The Blad On Stik 2H melee weapon is carried by one of the three bandits, inside the Marauder hideout. It is northwest of Edgewater, just west of the Botanical Labs. Use Stealth And Hunting Rifles: Enemies do not get alerted if you get an instant kill, even if it is with a loud weapon. When you are stalking a marauder camp, you can kill an enemy with a headshot without alerting the entire camp. Just wait for nearby enemies to lose their alert level. Repair Weapons And Armor With Parts (Or Bits At The General Store): Break down weapons and armor to recover parts. Weapon and armor parts are valuable resources that allow you to repair your broken weapons and armor without spending money. You can choose to repair your gear for parts, but first make sure to check if your items are actually experiencing any negative effects. Some gear does not start losing power until it is pretty worn. If you are out of scrap, you can always visit the town vendor and spend bits to repair your gear. Look For Pristine Weapons And Armor: Pristine weapons and armor are marked with a diamond symbol. They are not better than standard weapons and armor, but they are worth twice as many bits to vendors. Pristine weapons and armor are extremely rare, but keep an eye out for them. Do not breakdown these random weapons and armor for scrap. Save them for selling. Upgrade Science To 20+ To Unlock Tinker At Workbenches: If you have 20+ Science skill, you can start tinkering. For 50 bits at the start, you can upgrade weapons and armor to make them more powerful or provide extra defense. Upgrade To 20+ Handgun/40+ Melee To Unlock TTD Effects: While TTD is active, shoot legs to slow/stop, shoot arms to lower attack, and shoot the head to stun. You will see yellow lightning at the effected spot. You can even shoot humans in the crotch for the "Weaken" status effect. Move your aiming reticule over each part to see what status effect will occur. Upgrade Dodge To 20+ To Unlock Leap To Reach Hidden Loot: Upgrade Dodge to 20+ to unlock the ability to leap forward, even while jumping. This allows you to jump much further than normal, and you will be able to reach platforming puzzle loot. For example, there is a crashed derelict ship just north of Edgewater with two crates you can only reach with the leap skill. Find New Locations Around Edgewater For XP: Explore early in the game to earn easy XP and find unique areas, tough enemies (like mega creatures), and rare loot. Check All Tabs When Modifying Weapons And Armor: At any workbench, you can apply powerful mods. Next to each weapon and armor, there are white dots. Those are mod slots, and if you do not check every tab when modding, you may miss out on powerful upgrades. Many early armor suits have four mod slots -- so make sure to scroll through all four. Use the triggers consoles to see everything you can apply. Get A Second Companion: Go to the local church in Edgewater to find a strange companion. This guy will only become available after you have repaired your ship, but if you finish all the steps of his heretical quest, he will join you onboard the Unreliable. Special Ignorant Dialogue: Set your Intelligence to very low at the character creation screen to get unique dialogue options that indicate how dumb your character is. If you are playing on the Supernova difficulty, this can actually happen temporarily. After Leaving The First Area, Equip Two Companions And Select Perks Geared For Survivability: Your companions become a lot more useful after leaving the first area. When they level up, select perks to make them tougher —- more HP, armor, etc. It is recommended to bring both of them, and equip them with the best possible armor. You will be surprised by how much easier it is with your companions around. Infinite Auto-Saves Anywhere On Supernova: You can only fast travel to the Unreliable (ship) on the Supernova difficulty, and auto-saves are extremely limited. You can only save (or auto-save) in your ship. There is a way around this system. When you fast travel to your ship, an auto-save will be generated at the spot where you just traveled from. Load your new auto-save file after traveling. Since you cannot fast travel anywhere else, this is a great way to generate saves anywhere on the map. Change AI Behavior To Keep Companions Alive: Go to the settings, and scroll over to your party members to alter their AI behavior. You can order them to be more passive, stay further away from fights, and only use ranged weapons. Make them play defensively since if they die, they are permanently dead. At the start of the game, this is a pretty big deal. Later in the game, once you have good armor and weapons for your teammates, it is not quite so bad. Special Ignorant Dialogue: Set your Intelligence to very low at the character creation screen to get unique dialogue options that indicate how dumb your character is. If you are playing on the Supernova difficulty, this can actually happen temporarily. All Unique Weapon Locations: ---------------------------- Search the indicated location to find the corresponding unique weapon: Blad-On-Stick (Trip Blade): In the Marauder Hideout, northwest of Edgewater. Kill the bandit leader to get it. Maxwell (Impact Hammer): Sold for 3,000 bits at the Emerald Vale General Store. Ol’ Reliable (Light Machine Gun): In the Primal Nest, next to a dead body in the canyon area. Shock Stick (Riot Baton): In the Geothermal Plant, carried by the security chief’s corpse. Increase carry weight: ---------------------- As you progress through the game, you will find Backpack armor mods. Backpack mods increase your carry weight by +20kg. Your companions can also equip armor with these mods installed. Instead of having their own inventory, companions can increase your total carry weight. Mod three suits of armor with a Backpack mod, then equip them to your character and your two companions to get a total +60kg to carry weight. Before you find Backpack mods, you can use perks. The following four perks are recommended to increase your total carry weight: Pack Mule (Tier 1): +50kg carrying capacity. Traveler (Tier 1): Fast travel when encumbered. Pack Of Pack Mules (Tier 2): +40kg carrying capacity bonus from companions. Super Pack Mule (Tier 3): +100kg carrying capacity. Easy massive damage: -------------------- Reach Level 10 and unlock Sam and Vicar Max for your party. Go to the Respec terminal in the Unreliable and respect. Give yourself 100 Science skill. Tinker your Science weapons to maximum. At the cap, it will only cost 200 bits —- instead of the normal large bit cost. Return to the Respec terminal and respect again. Everything you tinkered will still be very powerful. The Prismatic Hammer is the best Science weapon for pure damage. Vicar Max and Sam have perks that increase damage. Vicar Max can unlock a perk that increases Science weapon damage by +20%. You can increase damage further with Sneak Attacks and boost Melee Damage. You can also use this trick to tinker any of your weapons —- tinker your armor, weapons, and all your companion gear as well. Then, just swap back and keep the bonuses. Note: This exploit was performed on an unpatched version of the game. It may eventually get patched. To avoid not being able to use this trick, either do not install new patches before using this exploit or delete the patches. You can avoid patches being installed by disconnecting from the internet until you are ready for the game to install new patches. Getting the Prismatic Hammer: ----------------------------- The Prismatic Hammer can be found on the Groundbreaker. Enter the bunk room to the left of the Promenade entrance and climb onto the beds. Sneak into the hidden room through the vent, and kill the guards to collect a key to the locked door —- the Prismatic Hammer is inside. The Prismatic Hammer has a strong Power Attack, and deals all elemental damage types at the same time. Bring characters with perks that increase Science Weapon Damage, and select perks of your own that increase it further. You can boost Science Weapon Damage by +120% with Vicar Max and your character perks. Alternate endings: ------------------ Successfully complete the indicated task to unlock the corresponding ending: Best ending: Side with Dr. Phineas Welles for the entire story. Do not turn him in, and choose to save him at the end of the story. Additionally, collect 100% of the chemical from the secret lab, and send a corrupted tracer from Phineas' communicator terminal. Note: A high Science skill will help solve the problems of the colony. Good ending: Side with Dr. Phineas Welles for the entire story. Do not turn him in, and choose to save him at the end of the story. Bad ending: You can begin this alternate storyline as early as the Groundbreaker. Go to the Halcyon Holdings embassy and choose to turn in Phineas to the Board. They will send you on alternate evil missions once you reach Byzantium much earlier in the story. To get this ending, work with the board to hide the Hope colonists and ensure the success of their freezing program to solve the food crisis. Worst (secret) ending: Start a new game and set your Intelligence to "Below Average". Later in the story, you will need to steer the Hope ship to a new location. Do not allow ADA to drive, and instead choose to steer the ship yourself. Continue driving it, even though you are not intelligent enough to actually succeed. Instead of saving the Hope, you will slowly drive the colony ship into the sun. This is also good for speedruns since it allows you to skip the entire final section of the game. Guide to Import Saves and Achievements to Steam: ------------------------------------------------ Written by HEKAU If you started playing The Outer Worlds upon its release on Xbox Game Pass for PC (or EGS?) on the day of release (or after), then you've made progress and earned achievements since that point and probably want that to carry over to Steam now that you own it (or intend to buy it) here. This is a quick guide on how to make that happen. -=Location=- The default location for XGP's The Outer Worlds saves is: C:\Users\username\Saved Games\The Outer Worlds Windows 10 The default location for Steam's The Outer Worlds saves is: C:\Users\username\Saved Games\The Outer Worlds The Microsoft Store and Xbox Game Pass locations are the same. The EGS & Steam versions use the same save folder, so this may not be necessary in that case. -=Step 1=- The first thing you'll want to do is launch The Outer Worlds on Steam in Online mode (launching the game in Offline mode populates a separate folder, which is what "_LOCAL_" is for) once, if you haven't done so already, so that the game creates and populates the relevant folders. -=Step 2=- After that's done, go into this folder: C:\Users\username\Saved Games\The Outer Worlds\The Outer Worlds Windows 10 There should be a "_LOCAL_" folder and another folder with a long number string. In the latter folder you'll see a lot of subfolders named "Autosave...", "Quicksave...", etcetera—but just as important is also a file called "Achievement.dat", which is self-explanatory. Select All or Copy All of these files and place or paste them all into the folder below: C:\Users\username\Saved Games\The Outer Worlds Be sure that they all go directly into that folder as is and there should be no subfolders other than those you place or paste in there. -=Step 3=- Now launch The Outer Worlds, once again in Online mode, and be sure to keep an eye on a Steam prompt asking which save file you would like to proceed with if you have Steam Cloud enabled. Choose the upload to the cloud option since those are the files you just added to the game's folder. Choosing the other option will likely overwrite the files you've just inserted or potentially corrupt whatever save files were already present. -=Conclusion=- If you followed all the steps then you should see all the achievements that you've previously earned unlocking in succession, in sets of three, once you reach the main menu. All of your save files will also be populated in the Load Game screen as they were previously on the original alternate platform, and you'll see the Continue option at the top. Now just enjoy picking up right where you left off beforehand without the need to replay for achievements, especially if you scored some rare or hard-earned ones in your original playthrough. I've done all these steps myself and can confirm that it has worked without issue, bugs, glitches, nor save file corruption or compromised save files. -=Note 1=- You may want to just go to your Settings when you first Launch The Outer Worlds initially to ensure that all relevant settings are to your liking. -=Note 2=- If you are attempting to do this from the EGS version, I can't personally confirm if the steps are exactly the same because 1, Steam may read the save files from the EGS version of the game already since apparently the save file location for both the EGS and Steam versions are in the same folder...and 2, I don't have the EGS version of The Outer Worlds to perform these steps myself. Guide to Disable Mouse Acceleration: ------------------------------------ Written by Classicsniper00 -=What is Mouse Acceleration=- Mouse Acceleration increases the speed of movement of your mouse pointer, depend on how fast you move it on the screen. You are able to reach your target faster, however, this also means you will likely overshoot. Which is not what you want in and FPS game. -=How to Disable=- You will need to find the Input.ini file located in your AppData folder here: C:\Users\*YOUR USERNAME*\AppData\Local\Indiana\Saved\Config\WindowsNoEditor Once you open it, you will find that it is empty. (Makes sense...) Then enter in the following lines: [/script/engine.inputsettings] bEnableMouseSmoothing=False Save the file, and you are good to go. Skip intro videos Rename both Startup_Splash_1.mp4 and Startup_Splash_2.mp4 to Startup_Splash_1.mp4.old and Startup_Splash_2.mp4.old respectively |
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