I do still wish that shrinking and mind control would last longer when you weren't actively focusing the beam on the enemy, though. But even taking all that aside - they are fun. And used for their debuffs, especially with your allies doing the damage, they can really take the bite out of a lot of enemies.

If you take the perks and tinker them, they actually do a respectable amount of damage. On that same note, people say all the early science weapons (other than the Prismatic Hammer) suck, but I got a lot of use out of them. And no, it doesn't quite manage to outpace Special Delivery, but it *is* fun to use. For which I'm not sure it's actually better than the shrink ray, other than for bosses. Takes a minute to spin up, though, so my fragile scientist really needed to stand well back behind Parvati and Nyoka, for the first time since those first few levels after arriving on Monarch. Similar idea, but very different execution just because of how fast it fires, while having a relatively tight spread. No one's been able to find the perks, as far as I'm aware, and a lot of people would've already been maxed out on flaws, so I don't know what they are, or if they're bugged as well.Įdited by Unsung on Mar 19th 2021 at 10:01:19 AM There were supposed to be more perks and flaws, according to the interviews and launch description. Here the spaceport feels a bit more like a spaceport, and I can believe there are more floors and rooms to the hotel than we ever see. The Outer Worlds Science Weapons Locations Guide will help you find all the Science Weapons in the game. To start the quest, you need to read the message on the terminal in the Captain’s Quarters of the Unreliable. The Groundbreaker and Stellar Bay do the same thing, where there does seem to be more to it than the explorable area, but you have to go out of your way to notice it. In The Outer Worlds, Weapons from the Void questline has you locate all the Science Weapons in the game.

if only because it's so closed-in that it never really makes you take a good look at the urban sprawl beyond the area you can actually walk around in. I like this new faction of Sublight, and the environment does a good job of selling the size of the colony, where even Byzantium made it feel kind of small. More dialogue and investigation, as you might expect, compared to Gorgon.

The outer worlds science weapons