{"id":155262,"date":"2020-12-29T17:35:52","date_gmt":"2020-12-29T17:35:52","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/gamerant.com\/outer-worlds-holographic-shroud-location\/"},"modified":"2020-12-29T17:35:52","modified_gmt":"2020-12-29T17:35:52","slug":"the-outer-worlds-where-to-find-the-holographic-shroud-how-to-use-it","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/itteacheritfreelance.hk\/wordpress\/index.php\/2020\/12\/29\/the-outer-worlds-where-to-find-the-holographic-shroud-how-to-use-it\/","title":{"rendered":"The Outer Worlds – Where To Find The Holographic Shroud (& How To Use It)"},"content":{"rendered":"

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It’s impossible to deny just how good a game The Outer Worlds<\/em> has become. It’s gotten multiple pieces of DLC and continues to dominate sales charts. Gamers have said that the game\u00a0could replace the\u00a0Fallout<\/em>\u00a0franchise\u00a0as Obsidian Entertainment has made a game just as strong as (or maybe better than) Fallout: New Vegas<\/em>.<\/p>\n

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Players can use cheats<\/a> to blast\u00a0all of the restricted areas in the game, but that’s no way to grow or improve. Who wants to take a shortcut, gain nothing, and experience a hollow victory? The Holographic Shroud makes getting the curious items and special questlines that can be found in restricted areas much easier.<\/p>\n

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Created by Phineas Wells, the Holographic Shroud is almost like a perk<\/a> as it gives players a special ability of sorts. With the correct ID Cartridge, players and their companions will have their entire appearance changed, including clothes, fingerprints, and voice, allowing them to sneak into restricted areas. The device even supposedly sweetens the breath of those that use it but that’s in-game only, sorry people in the real world!<\/p>\n

This ability to sneak around safely is practically vital in difficulties like Supernova<\/a> as it allows players to avoid being attacked en masse by enemies. Side Quests like Slaughterhouse Clive also become much easier regardless for players with the proper ID Cartridges.<\/p>\n

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This great gadget does have a limited timer so players will need to try and rush through restricted areas if they don’t wish to get caught. The purple gauge drains when players move and will drain faster if they jump around. It does automatically activate upon entering restricted areas as long as players have the right ID Cartridges which is quite convenient.<\/p>\n

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While players are disguised, they are not invisible. Enemies can still walk up to the player and ask them questions that require dialogue skills to answer\u00a0to not get caught. Players that succeed will refill their gauge, but that fail or get seen aren’t out of hope. If they manage to pass another harder round of checks they won’t need to run and gun their way out of the area.<\/p>\n

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Players can pick up the Holographic Shroud after completing the main quest Comes Now the Power. Once players decide whether to redirect power to either Edgewater or the Botanical Camp<\/a>, they can fly away on the (possibly poorly named) Unreliable.<\/p>\n

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Players will then be able to find it on the desk in the Captain’s Quarters on the Unreliable. This is located on the second floor right before the crew bunks for those that get lost easily. Players\u00a0just need to collect the various ID Cartridges to put their new gadget to use.<\/p>\n

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The Mardet ID Cartridge is remarkably easy to find and almost serves as a tutorial for how the Holographic Shroud works. It\u00a0is especially useful for the quest Worst Contract. It can be found in several locations with these being some of the easiest:<\/p>\n