The Outer Worlds 2 features a highly reactive world that responds to player behavior with humor and even subtle embarrassment. The game frequently nods to player actions, such as crewmates commenting on jumping instead of using stairs, showcasing its attention to detail.
One player tested the game's limits by stripping naked and interacting with NPCs, discovering that several characters notice and comment on the lack of clothing early in the game. Reddit user Glorf_Warlock highlighted that NPCs like Niles, de Vries, and Kaur have specific dialogue for this unusual scenario.
"Niles was pretty flustered to greet me when I was in nothing but my underwear - and de Vries was not happy to have to debrief me in my briefs."
Testing this in late-game saves revealed no such reactions, suggesting that NPCs eventually stop commenting on player antics to focus on the missions at hand.
Since there are many NPCs early in the game, it’s likely more characters also react to the player being undressed, adding layers of immersion and humor to the experience.
Author's note: The Outer Worlds 2 cleverly uses player nudity as a way to inject humor and realism, with NPCs openly reacting in the early game but growing indifferent later on.