Plasma damage is good against flesh and can occasionally apply the Burn status effect, damage over time.
Physical damage is the basic damage type, and it comes from the impact of Kinetic force and is more commonly found on melee weapons, and they are a little weak against armor. While there could be over hundreds of weapons in the game, each weapon is assigned one of these damage types, so you will never find a gun without a damage type. These are Physical, Plasma, Corrosion, Cold, Shock, and N-Ray. There are six damage types in the game, each represented by a different weapon in the game. So rather than having to plan everything and look through the Weapon Ledger to compare the stats, I have compiled the weapons that do those specific damage types and will leave it to you to decide which one you want to take on. It also changes the dynamic of ranged and melee, attack speed, fire rate, and other mechanics that we will not focus on too much today. This gives you a large amount of type coverage as these damage types are more effective against some enemies while doing less for other kinds of enemies. Instead, you can switch between them freely, even while in combat. We have the weapon wheel, which is a system that allows the player to equip four different weapons simultaneously however, it does not mean you can use all four simultaneously. To quickly explain why knowing these damage types are essential. I will not be discussing the other combat mechanics in detail, but I will mention them now and then. This involves all kinds of weapons, from Unique to Science to melee. Thankfully for this article, we will be focusing on the damage types that weapons can do. I am all for realism, but when you have to suffer the consequences of dehydration, the game goes from a moderately challenging time to near impossible.
On top of that, you have to consider the other mechanics this game has to offer, both in its regular difficulty and the Supernova difficulty. Outer Worlds is an Action RPG with a deceptively deep combat system, from its action-filled shooting to its Tactical Time dilation system to mimic the effects of the V.A.T.s from Fallout without stopping the combat entirely.
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