The Outer Worlds 2 Will Absolutely Call You Out If You Run Around Naked
The Outer Worlds 2 stands out for its strong reactivity, often reflecting even the smallest player actions. It’s a game that thrives on observing and responding to player behavior in amusing and often embarrassing ways.
In a review, the author explains how interactions during the opening missions influence later events. Crew members even respond to lighter moments, like when the player prefers jumping off ledges instead of using stairs. The world feels alive and observant.
One player, however, decided to push these boundaries by stripping their character completely naked and engaging with NPCs. As it turns out, the game reacts to this choice as well, with several characters directly commenting on the lack of clothing.
As spotted by Reddit user Glorf_Warlock, several early-game NPCs such as Niles, de Vries, and Kaur will acknowledge your state of undress.
When tested, Niles appeared visibly uncomfortable greeting a half-naked protagonist, while de Vries expressed frustration at having to speak with someone in their underwear. This small feature adds to the game’s overall charm, humor, and attention to player expression.
By the late stages of the campaign, however, few characters seem to care anymore—perhaps a sign that the story’s tension has overtaken the early comedic tone. By then, the focus lies squarely on completing the missions rather than reacting to every odd player decision.
Author’s Summary
The Outer Worlds 2 humorously mirrors even absurd player behavior, making its world feel alive and reactive from start to finish.
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