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For example, a mod that reduces recoil might not matter too much on a bolt-action rifle, but it will be much more beneficial on an Assault Rifle or LMG.Īnother very important aspect of installing mods onto weapons, in particular, is that you can install certain Magazine mods to change the Damage Type of your weapon, making it more useful against certain enemy types.

You can switch between the available slots in your equipment by selecting the icons displayed under 'Workbench Modifications'.Ĭhoosing the right mods for the right equipment is very important for maximising the potential of your gear. For example, you can't add a Magazine mod to the Barrel slot of your weapon. Most equipment will have two or three slots where mods can be installed, and each mod will only accept installation into a particular slot type. You'll then be presented with a screen that allows you to choose between the available mods to attach to different parts of your chosen equipment. To do this, interact with a Workbench, then navigate to the 'Modify' option, select a viable weapon or piece of armor, and select 'Install Mod'.

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One of the most important aspects of using the Workbench to upgrade your equipment is using the Modify function to attach mods such as scopes and magazines to your weaponry, or to your armor. How to install mods - modify using the Workbench

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Now let's take a closer look at the primary functions of the Workbench in The Outer Worlds, and how to use each one properly and to full effect.

Break Down - You can use the Workbench to break down weapons or armor into Weapon Parts and Armor Parts, just as you can do from your inventory.

Repair - You can repair damaged weapons and armor, bringing its durability (and therefore its effectiveness) back up to 100% - provided you have the Parts.

Tinker - you can spend Bits (the main currency of The Outer Worlds) to improve the level of a piece of equipment, increasing its effectiveness.

You can see a full list of all your mods in the fourth tab of your inventory.

Modify - you can choose to modify an existing weapon or piece of armor as long as you have a suitable modification to add to it.

Below are the key functions of a Workbench in this regard:

The Workbench in The Outer Worlds is used for multiple tasks, all of which involve maintaining and upgrading your weapons and armor. The Outer Worlds Mods & Workbench overview Guide by Ollie Toms, mods list by Dave Irwin

Tinker equipment - how to improve weapons and armor.

How to install mods - modify equipment in the Workbench.

The Outer Worlds mods & Workbench overview.

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To see this content please enable targeting cookies. Our The Outer Worlds Mods & Workbench guide will ensure that you know exactly how to use this powerful piece of tech! We'll go over tinkering to improve weapons and armour, adding mods to weapons, repairing damaged equipment, and more. This alone makes the Workbench one of the greatest tools available to you, and the best part is that you can find at least one in pretty much every region of the game, including your own ship, the Unreliable. The Workbench in The Outer Worlds, among many other useful things, gives you the ability to apply all sorts of powerful mods to your weapons and armor.