[COMPLETED] [REQ] The Outer Worlds

[Seipherwood]

Game Name: The Outer Worlds

Game Engine: Unreal Engine 4

Game Version: 1.0?

Options Required:
Ammo
Health
Money

Game/Steam Website: [Link]

Other Info:

[frivolousam]

Any emergency table makers for launch in 75 mins?

Essential stuff: Attributes, Skills, Perks, XP, Money.

Then maybe companion stats/perks.

[DrummerIX]

I plan on attempting to get a few things going on this game, but there might be others planning on doing tables also, since this might be a popular game.

I guess the issue is whether you have Microsoft Store version or Epic version.

I bought Epic and paid $1 for Xbox Game Pass to get the Microsoft Store version. That might be the most popular choice since it's so cheap.

[Noire Blackheart]

Yea, I picked up the microsoft version because it was cheap and would like to see a table for it, though i assume the game may be updated frequently.

[chrisreddot3]

up

[Ron Damon]

up

[Rhark]

+1 Game Pass version

[DrummerIX]

37.45 GB download size from Microsoft Store. It will be a little while to download all of it.

[Rhark]

37.45 GB download size from Microsoft Store. It will be a little while to download all of it.

You didn't preload it?! God damnit DrummerIX! :p

[Satiate]

At character creation, you can mess with CE to allow more Skills to be allocated. It's a 4-byte that tracks the number of points spent rather than points available. So find the address then set it to 0 to then be able to allocate 2 more skills. It's a bit funky with the UI of the allocation screen though as you will see. Values still are highlighted as if the skill is selected though.

I couldn't figure out Attributes.

[NumberXer0]

I'm downloading it now. Can't wait!

[Ron Damon]

Attributes are the most urgent right now because if I'm not mistaken you can't change it after character creation.

[sicwan]

At character creation, you can mess with CE to allow more Skills to be allocated. It's a 4-byte that tracks the number of points spent rather than points available. So find the address then set it to 0 to then be able to allocate 2 more skills. It's a bit funky with the UI of the allocation screen though as you will see. Values still are highlighted as if the skill is selected though.

I couldn't figure out Attributes.

can you clarify this a bit more? do you spend any points, refund any points or search for 0 right off the bat?

[Satiate]

At character creation, you can mess with CE to allow more Skills to be allocated. It's a 4-byte that tracks the number of points spent rather than points available. So find the address then set it to 0 to then be able to allocate 2 more skills. It's a bit funky with the UI of the allocation screen though as you will see. Values still are highlighted as if the skill is selected though.

I couldn't figure out Attributes.

can you clarify this a bit more? do you spend any points, refund any points or search for 0 right off the bat?

Basically you're finding a 4byte that is the number of skill points spent instead of the number of skill points available. So however many you have allocated is the value you use.

Allocate 2 points, then search for value "2"
Unallocate 2 point, then next value "0"
Allocate 1 point, then next value "1"
Allocate 1 point, then next value "2"
etc etc

Eventually you will get a single address that is the number of skill points spent. By setting it to 0, you trick the game into thinking you haven't spent any yet. So allocate 2 skills, then set the value to 0, then allocate 2 more, then set to 0, etc.

It's nothing major. Just something I found right now as I was looking at char creation.

[Rhark]

At character creation, you can mess with CE to allow more Skills to be allocated. It's a 4-byte that tracks the number of points spent rather than points available. So find the address then set it to 0 to then be able to allocate 2 more skills. It's a bit funky with the UI of the allocation screen though as you will see. Values still are highlighted as if the skill is selected though.

I couldn't figure out Attributes.

can you clarify this a bit more? do you spend any points, refund any points or search for 0 right off the bat?

Basically you're finding a 4byte that is the number of skill points spent instead of the number of skill points available. So however many you have allocated is the value you use.

Allocate 2 points, then search for value "2"
Unallocate 2 point, then next value "0"
Allocate 1 point, then next value "1"
Allocate 1 point, then next value "2"
etc etc

Eventually you will get a single address that is the number of skill points spent. By setting it to 0, you trick the game into thinking you haven't spent any yet. So allocate 2 skills, then set the value to 0, then allocate 2 more, then set to 0, etc.

It's nothing major. Just something I found right now as I was looking at char creation.

Edit: Nevermind, misread Attributes instead of Skills.