"From there, you'd go through the prologue, which takes place in Horizon Point Station. After the prologue, there's a short cutscene where your character is reawakened by a drone companion named Valerie. At this point, you can respond with: "[Respec] That's probably for the best. I do feel a little different." Choosing this option allows you to reselect your character's skills and traits. This is the only time you're allowed to respec in the game."
"According to Brian Adler, game director of The Outer Worlds 2, this was to ensure that players "understand [that their choices are permanent--they matter--and then they think more about their choices." This does affect the rest of your progression. Since you can't reallocate points, you really need to be careful when choosing the right quirks for your character. Likewise, you have to consider each companion's build: One of two potential companion perks can be chosen every"
The Outer Worlds 2 allows a single character respec that is available immediately after the prologue. The prologue takes place in Horizon Point Station and ends with a cutscene where a drone companion named Valerie reawakens the player character. Selecting the response “[Respec] That’s probably for the best. I do feel a little different.” triggers the opportunity to reselect skills and traits. That respec can only be used once for the campaign proper. The respec limitation makes choices permanent and increases the importance of careful trait and skill selection. Companions require deliberate build planning because respec is unavailable later.
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