The Outer Worlds 2 has over 90 perks, but you can't respec your character because your "choices are permanent" and the RPG's director wants to make sure "you're building your character and really doubling down"
"There's a lot of times where you'll see games where they allo🍰w infinite respec, and at tꦇhat point I'm not really role-playing a character"

澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:The Outer Worlds 2's director has explained why the upcoming RPG has ditche🐲d the ability to respec your stats, and it's all in service of the role-play.
Obsidian's latest RPG had its grand unveiling at the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Xbox Game Showcase 2025 and the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Outer Worlds 2 Direct that followed, and while it has 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:some of the most unique perks on the RPG market, with the likes of 🌊bad knees being part of the app🧜arently 90+ perks. It's also being unique by ditching one of the genre's most beloved In The Outer Worlds 2, you'll be unable to respec your characters, meaning you'll need to think carefully about where you want your points to go before doing it.
and explained the decision, saying, "Lots of people love respec… that is definitely one way you can go about things. I personally want the player to understand their choices are permanent – they matter – and then they think more about their choices." While the first Outer Worlds game did allow you to respec, Adler didn't work on that game, so his presence is definitely being felt with the sequel.Adler explains, "There's a lot of times where you'll see games where they allow infinite respec, and at that point I'm not really role-playing a character, because I'm ju𒁃mping between – 'well my guy is a really great assassin that snipes 🎃from long range', and then oh, y'know, 'now I'm going to be a speech person.'" He adds, "For me, it's not wrong that people like to play like that… I want to make sure that the role-playing is really strong.
"I want to make sure that you're building your character and really douꦇbling down – making sure that role-playing comes through the whole experience."
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