True, and that's a shame. But it actually was already a safe bet after the first trailer.
Honestly, I tend to not watch a lot of videos or pay much attention to trailers, because that's how I maximize my enjoyment of games. I prefer to know as little as possible about them.
Of course, there are exceptions - but they tend to be for games that I really get excited about - and where I can't quite stay away.
The closer they get to release - and the more they're hyped up, the harder it gets to stay away from news, but I do try.
But, something like this would be a perfect "sleeper" hit for me, personally - if I can manage my expectations. So, it's sort of a trick
That said, I did unfortunately manage to catch a few minutes of the initial reveal - where it was clear that the writing is definitely NOT my cup of tea.
Then again, that only put my expectations even lower - so it might end up helping me
I guess I've gotten a little weird with my hobby here - since I tend to play a lot of tricks to avoid disappointment and optimise enjoyment.
For instance, I've been in a "Star Citizen" blackout for a few months now. I don't intend to follow development anymore - at least not for a long time. I was already way too knowledgable about it - and I really don't want to be sick of the game before it's even launched.
Same goes for Cyberpunk 2077 - which has the potential to be an absolutely amazing game. But, I know from experience that games are never quite as good as you think they are when you reach a certain stage of hype. So, I'd rather not know anything else about it - and I'd rather manage expectations about it. Especially because I was equally hyped for Witcher 3 - and they manage to fuck that up royally in several ways - at least for me.
Anyway - about Outer Worlds - I'm going to do my best to ignore it, and then I'll probably pick it up around release and see for myself. But I know enough already not to expect anything fancy.