The Outer Worlds 2, like many other projects from Obsidian Entertainment, supports fan mods that can make the game much more comfortable. Portal gamerant.com shared list of best modifications for the game.
Adds skill points to each level
As you might guess from the name, the Add Skill Points Per Level mod increases the number of skill points you get when you level up. By default, the game offers only 2, but with modifications this number can be increased to at least 20 (the developer himself recommends 3). Overall, players will be able to upgrade more skills, which was one of the complaints many reviewers and players had about the initial upgrade system.
A better companion
Companions in The Outer Worlds 2 sometimes don't help much in combat. They can deal some damage or distract enemies, but they're easy to knock down and their abilities take too long to recharge. The Better Companions mod improves every companion's stats – from health to healing, base weapon damage, and skill recharge speed.
Close to overhauling the 3rd person camera
A simple mod that shifts the third-person camera angle lower and slightly to the left – a position that many consider more cinematic and suitable for action movies. Additionally, players will be able to see more clearly what decorative items on the character look like. Otherwise, what's the point of spending so much time in the interface editor?
There is no level limit
Many players in The Outer World 2 will reach the maximum level of 30 without any effort as they progress. After that, you won't be able to upgrade your skills and get perks anymore – and this is exactly what the No Level Cop mod fixes. It increases the maximum level to 50, which will make the character stronger.
N-Ray imaging is simpler
The N-Ray Scanner is a gadget that every player receives throughout the story, and without it some scripted segments cannot be completed. The problem is that the animations and visual effects when the scanner is turned on can sometimes cause physical discomfort to the eyes. The Simpler N-Ray Visuals mod solves this problem by reducing the brightness of colors and effects, making it easier to use the scanner.
