A Beginner’s Guide to Outcast – New Beginnings. How to earn money, improve skills and complete side missions

Open world indoors Outcast – A New Beginning is huge and the story allows you to complete activities and side quests in any order. Almost immediately, the entire exposition is dumped on the player and sent to explore a new world. In this guide, we have collected the most useful tips for the game so that you can figure it out faster and get the best experience from the action-adventure game.

To buy useful upgrades, you need a lot of local currency: zorkins. The easiest and most reliable way to earn them is to search for valuable items scattered around the world. These artifacts can later be sold to merchants marked with a bag of coins. Here are some valuables we were able to find and their value:

You need to kill the specified number of monsters, then go to the center and press the action key (default is “E”). To destroy a hole, you must hit it three times in melee. After each hit, several monsters will crawl out of the hole, but you can manage to get three hits before they attack. As a reward you will receive resources for improvement.

Use to activate teleport and fast travel daoki core. You can find him at the outpost, not far from the activation site. Many outposts are covered in an energy shield and open as you progress through the story. So you don’t have to find the nuclei first.

After activating the portal, follow the light, which will guide you through the obstacle course. This must be done in a limited time, visiting all checkpoints. Use dashes and jumps to move faster and save time. It is best to have multiple batteries for multiple jumps. As a reward, the character’s maximum health is permanently increased, which will help immensely during the game.

The game has many resources that are obtained in an unusual way. To pick up a bugot mushroom, you must approach it slowly until the interact button appears. If you get too close, it will explode.

In the settlement Emea found in the treetops morag fruit. To collect them, jump as close as possible and press the action button. There is a small delay during the flight, so no need to be around during the pick-up.

Find the glowing flower and activate it. Not all jobs can be completed in one go; you will also be shown what skills are required to successfully complete the task. Touching the blue orbs will restore your charges and allow you to make additional jumps. Red orbs, on the other hand, slow the player down. The test has no time limit, but usually takes place at higher altitudes and cannot be continued quickly. Sometimes it’s easier to start the test again than to try to get back on track. In the end, break Orim’s chest with a melee attack you can get blue chelidium.

Many diaries, weapon parts and story items are located underwater. To dive, press the kick button. It is not always possible to discover clues on the surface, so dive more often and deeper to find all the secrets in the murky water.

To upgrade your jetpack you will need blue chelidium, which is obtained in trials. And to improve your fighting techniques, you need to collect nano batteriesthat drop from defeated enemies and supply chests.

After the character unlocks the “Upgrade Modules” combat skill, the character can upgrade body kits through the menu. This will require nano batteries. The ability to upgrade weapons will appear later in the story. You can do this at the hermit in the southwest of the map.

Each village has a warehouse where certain resources can be transferred. Residents need them to complete secondary missions. Try to replenish these racks where possible so that you don’t waste time doing this later.

Chat with the locals who have an exclamation mark hanging above them. This opens a new series of quests. To view your progress, open the map menu and select the desired settlement. A new window shows forks, progress and required goals. Select the desired icon and then click LMB on the text of the task, on the right of the menu that opens. This way, the character will place a marker on the map, making completing the task easier. Many quests require some playing time and progress can be seen in the quest log as a blue bar.