Is there a bank? Can you safely store items somewhere? This guide on Where To Store Items In The Outer Worlds explains the storage system in the game, allowing you to store items anywhere in the game world, safely and securely.
We have tested this method thoroughly. We stored items from the very start of the game and they were untouched by the end of the game. We also tried storing many items in a single location, again without problems. However, be careful not to push the limits.
Where To Store Items In The Outer Worlds
Basically, you can store items anywhere there’s a chest or container. For convenience, the one in the Captains Quarters aboard The Unreliable worlds perfectly. It’s right in the corner of the room. Simply approach the box and instead of looting it, just press Triangle (PS4) or Y. This brings up the “Transfer” menu.From here you can store items directly from your inventory. They will not disappear over time. This same method works with any container that has the transfer options, just be careful not to overload each container in case it bugs your game.
Peril On Gorgon is the newest DLC for The Outer Worlds and it comes with choices. Check out this The Outer Worlds Peril On Gorgon Choices and Consequences guide to see what happens for most of the choices. This way you can make the right call on key choices.
Peril On Gordon is now available to purchase and download on all platforms. This guide on Where To Start Peril On Gorgon DLC In The Outer Worlds will explain the process you must follow in order to begin your adventure through the DLC as the game doesn't really give you any pointers.
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