+1 for the amazing timestamp details.

Some amendments / additions. - You can reset your skill and perk points at your ship, it will just cost bits. - Poison damage is called corrosion damage (not poison damage). - There is a slow down time ability called "Time Dilatation", although I hardly used it. - You can sneak and deal more damage. - There is a pickpocket ability, I personally haven't used it once. - Follower's name is "Parvati" and not "Pavrati" as I pronounced it.

4:38 stolen items don't have a steal flag, THANK YOU! No more caught with a "stolen" apple bollocks!

Hahaha this is basically for people who HAVENT played New Vegas haha, "Dont forget to break down, repair and sell items" 😅Either way always love Camels camera work, man is a artist.

The Thumbnail looks like... *Mordekai:* Pops, is that you! *Pops:* Yes. *Rigby:* It really is you!

From the depths I heard the sound of a thousand lockpicks crying out as they're broken in minigames, only to be suddenly silenced

hopefully if this sells well we can get some expansions / dlc.

I wish I had the pleasure of a Star Wars RPG like this

“Chose your perks carefully as this cannot be undone.” You know, there is an obvious machine on your ship, from the moment you first board it that allows you to respec cheaply. ADA even mentions it the first time you talk to her.

Tinkering does not use weapon or armor parts. It costs bits [money]. Everyone seems to miss out on ammo type being a factor as well. I'm not talking about "elemental" damage. Heavy, light, and energy type ammo have their own separate effects as well. Heavy ammo works better against more heavily armored enemies, light ammo is good against creatures, and energy ammo works better against unarmored enemies. This is in addition to elemental damage types, so adding a plasma damage mod to a weapon that consumes heavy ammo has the benefits of both. It will work well against armor, and do additional damage to flesh enemies. As an example, the best anti-robot weapon you can make would be a heavy ammo weapon that has an electric damage mod on it. It will take advantage of the electric damage weakness of mechanical enemies as well as shred their naturally higher armor rating. It's also worth pointing out that tinkered weapons are slightly better than the same weapon of the same level with the same mods that you'd find as loot drops. It's cumulative as well, but quickly becomes prohibitively expensive. You don't have to buy much of anything from vendors in the Outer Worlds. I pretty much only ever used vending machines to dump items for bits. I'm on my third playthrough, and this has consistently been the case. The only times you need to buy from vendors or vending machines are the rare cases where a merchant has a unique item [gold swirl items], for data, if you need specific items related to a side quest, and if you want specific weapon and armor mods. All but the last one you will always buy from NPC vendors rather than vending machines. You will find more than enough ammo, armor, weapons, and consumables just lying around to more than sustain yourself. You do still want money for bribes and for tinkering, so it's not a useless resource and you do indeed want to balance out bits and scrap. Also, always break down scrap and repair items at a workbench. You get more scrap and use less of it than you do when you repair or break down from your inventory. Your weapon does not stop working when it reaches 100% degraded. It just has a debuff [-50% damage on normal, more on higher difficulties] but will still function. It is a good idea to keep your weapons in the best shape you can, but if your weapon "breaks" it's best to just make the trip to a workbench and take care of it there rather than waste scrap doing it in your inventory. The same goes for breaking stuff down to make room if your inventory is full. It's better to just make the trip to a workbench or vending machine to dump items off rather than break it down directly on site. Hacking and Lockpicking can also be too high to use shunts or maglocks. Locks need to be within a certain range of your skill to even provide the option to use either. The closer your level is to the lock, the fewer items you'll need. If your related skill is at or above the level of the lock or terminal, you won't need either item to unlock or hack it. KZfaq is worse than usual about these "things I wish I knew" or "starter guide" videos for The Outer Worlds for some reason. Every single one I've watched has had incorrect information in them.

HES BACK!!!!!

I'm so excited to finally play an obsidian rpg again!!! Its about time they flexed their skills on something other than sequels for other games companies.

That thumbnail.. Moon-Man has been hitting the drugs hard.

Watched 5 beginner videos today and this was by far the best. Really calm with good flow, Ty!

Love your content bro!

Thanks for this guide! It was insanely helpful. Immediatly subscribed since you answer some of my most important questions that I couldn't find on other videos or online.

Thanks for a great info video with minimal chitchat between the tips! Very well put together while still being extremely clear and helpful!

Love your content and very nice beginners guide. 🐫

god this game looks incredible

thanx for that vid and especially for your clear and concise explanations

nice informative video thanks for all your work...im adding this to watch later as il know il need it.

I can't wait!!!! I got so sick yesterday, but it's ok at least I won't be sick on Friday 😁 The reviews are so good

I give you so much props on going through about the items and everything you can do the diamond on the weapon making a Prestige everything you're explaining is something that I had difficult with in the first few hours of gameplay thank you

Wonderful vid, bud. Very helpful 👍🏼

so play it like i do skyrim and fallout explore explore listen listen read read and pick up loot everythinggggggggggggggggg

Thank you for making this vid!! So useful! Just started playing and fell much more informed

One small mistake you made: Tinkering an item doesn't cost parts, it costs bits. Tinkering an item raises its level and each level costs more bits to tinker again.

Great video! Realky excited to play the game tonight

Great beginners guide. Thank you so much for not adding any spoilers.

I am getting the game tomorrow at pre release and i am so hyped

I dont want to see this video don't want to spoil myself 😓 But love your videos maybe on Sunday I'm watching this

Great video! One of the best I've seen. Thank you.

very useful, i learned quite a bit from this video, tx alot!

Thanks so much Camel! This video helped me out alot, I haven’t got the game but you’ve got me hooked, gonna get it and sink my teeth into it ASAP

Very good & informative video, thank you.

Thanks for this Camel, i need to play this game now! :)

Thanks Camel :) Outer Worlds is my Christmas present to me. :)

I can't wait to play this!

Gamepass

if i cant become a soap salesman, im going to be disappointed

Just purchased "The Outer Worlds" and so glad I came across this video, thanks for a great explanation and I must have left tons of gear, because I didn't want to effect my Karma, oh wait that is a different game lol. Thanks again

Great video 👍

thank you very big help,only been playing for a few days. love the game

Weapon Tinker-ing costs bits (money), not weapon or armor parts (that's only for repair). Just an FYI. (as you say otherwise in the video, we can see in video that it costs bits, btw).

It took me ages to realise that red meant plasma. I kept thinking it was telling me something was wrong.

Picking up everything is my speciality in RPGs especially when the perk fast travel when over-encumbered

Your intros are fucking ace. I feel like you’d be the perfect guy to sit and hit psychedelics with.

love yer intros mate.

8:16 Pro tip: You can use Tactical Time Dilation in combination with your inhaler, and doing so will heal you when time is slowed just as fast as you would heal without TTD, and standing still will barely consume any TTD at all. This is advised so you don't have to run into cover, or in case you actually can't, and are on the verge of death. Correction: Poison is called "Corrosion" in this game. My opinion: Great video for beginners, and even greater timestamps. Props, my dude! +1

Awesome intro!!!!

I love this franchise already. The art style, the humor, the beautiful sky... Now I do have a few gripes, this game has heart and you can tell the people working on it really enjoyed it. I still haven't finished the game, and have slowly been making my way through the DLC until recently when I just restarted a new game after taking a break during a vacation and move across the country. Thought I needed a fresh start. Lol Can't wait for a sequel!

You can change perks with the respec workbench. In the ship storage area, up the ladder, follow the railings all the way round left and you'll find it. Like so everybody can see, especially the new players.

Very helpful thanks

Thank you sooo much .. i just started the game i like it but didnt understand shit..then i saw your video...real nice info bro thank you...(subscribed)👍

Yep, my first character will be every character I make ever.. sneaky vagrant sociopathic thief 😂

thank you helped me make my mine about the game

Couple of small corrections: 1. Tinkering costs bits, not parts. And what it actually does is increase the level of the item. So it's crucial if you get say, a favorite Unique you want to keep relevant all game. 2. Companions don't just give you the skill boost from that particular companion perk (like 10 engineering from Parvati). They also contribute a portion of the all the skills listed on their companion ledger to you. For example, Parvati gives you some of her lockpicking, persuade, and engineering. This seems to be about 25% of their skill, but can be increased with 60 Inspiration.

Loving Supernova. Going to be sad when I say goodbye to my first companion. Not that I have one yet. Great video.

I’ve been waiting for a game like this for a long time.. it satisfied what fallout 4 could not.. just subscribed as well loved the video

The game is looking amazing. Can't wait to play friday.

This is legit the very first First Person game I've ever been able to play! I love this game so much the camera is amazing!!! FP games give me motion sickness but I played this for 8 hours straight with zero problem! Love this game!!

I will wait for the steam release.

This does not disappointing at all.

Hype!!

I’m so hype

getting some Old World Blues and Western vides from this game (from what i've seen so far). Seems really cool. also i thought the devs said there would be NO traveling between planets, during a rapid fire question interview.

The fallout game we all wished we had got! Can't wait for this Masterpiece!

So far this game looks great!

Having higher skills in hacking or lockpicking lowers the amount of mag-pics or shunts you'll need for the higher difficulty locks - you often need non at all

Oooooohhhhhh Liking the Hunting Rifle. YYYYEEEESSSS projectile guns for the win baby.

I allready love it

Breaking gear down in workbenches gives you bonus parts

Finally my RPG cravings have been sated! Or at least they would be if I had enough free time to play...

Should probably try an unlucky build. Meaning you make the worst choices for a build to see how much punishment you can handle😵

When it's almost 2020 And you still have a gt 610

Very interested to see more footage and info... am very much deciding if I want to buy it... am leaning to say yes but the price is still a hurdle... (which is why I usually buy games 1 year after release during a black Friday sale) only real exceptions were fallout 4 and 76

There is a way to redistribute points and perks in the ship. Above the workshop after a short climb up a ladder. The more you know!

So excited I got the gamepass just for this game

Tinker lets you keep your equipment up to your level. You can use tinker to keep a favored weapon relavent all game long.

skills and perks can be undone on your ship, it cost 500 the first time and gets x2 every time you do it again, please pin a comment or some kind of subtitle on that :)

Arcane AND simple? That’s... I just... it’s just that... on a positive note, I love that you’re shooting for the stars and making an effort to use language well. Many of your peers don’t bother so it’s really nice to see. Or hear, anyway. But maybe have another look at arcane. Only if you want to. 10 points for effort.

This game looks absolutely spectacular. Looks like its definetly worth the money.

That "diamond" icon is a beard. Nobody can tell me otherwise.

am i the only one who wants to see a reference to the "My brand!" commercial from 1 800 contacts?

I’ve already downloaded it from Xbox Game Pass. I can’t wait to play it

I'm a simple man, I see a Camelworks video, I hit like.

6:33 aaah Obsidian how I missed you, and your magic enemies phasing through the ground when they die

Great video. Just one error, you can actually reset your skills and perks at your ship for a fee.

On your ship there is a reset stuff machine for skills. Very easy to miss.

Ffs I have not seen a single stream or vid that has properly explained the point of aptitude. Aptitude is essentially your characters background/history which supposedly plays a subtle role in the way the player interacts with the world.

Need the Moon head guy merch badly

As you've said, tinkering plays but a bit part, but to tinker you pay with bits, not parts.

Why don’t you have a million subscribers yet I hate KZfaq sometimes

Poison = Corrosion 😉 Good video mate

I do normally talk to every NPC, to learn things and get Exp via skill checks. But how about the NPC "Burke" in Roseway? I don't recall him having a skill check let alone a plot role. Even so, he'd only be the exception that proves the rule - ALWAYS talk to named NPCs

My Load is pre-loaded and ready to go... really looking forward to this game. Nice work Camel

I am a VERY HAPPY BOY after getting The Outer Worlds with my new hardware

Fitting that a guide for a game that's partly a commentary on capitalism starts off with tips how to make and save money ;p

I look forward to playing this in like a year when it's off the epic meme store.

Well, in term of money and experienca, it's good to steal and pick every skill check, it's not exactly good if you are trying to roleplay, so maybe you shouldn't follow this recomendations. But still, it's a nice guide.