To do this, find the item you want to adapt in your inventory and hold R to bring up the crafting interface. In Everspace 2, though, you can "adapt" items which, in exchange for some crafting resources, will let you use high-level gear right away. In any other RPG that item would have to sit in your inventory waiting until you've gathered enough experience points.
So, you just found a cool piece of gear for your ship but its required level is too high. (Image credit: Rockfish Games) Adapt high level items so you can use them right away The tradeoff is worth it, and I'm a little baffled Everspace 2 doesn't start you in first person by default. That's okay, though, because playing in first person mode is a way more intense experience. If anything, it'll make fights harder since you won't have as clear of a view of enemy ships as they strafe around you. Playing Everspace 2 in first person mode will not give you a tactical advantage in combat. As you slip into the cockpit of your ship and take flight, here are some helpful Everspace 2 tips that'll make your journey a little easier. It can feel a bit overwhelming-especially because Everspace 2 doesn't always do the best job explaining its different systems. Though it just released in Early Access, it's a surprisingly complex space game where you can buy and trade commodities for profit, mine asteroids and craft ship upgrades, and solve fun environmental puzzles to find hidden loot. Everspace 2 isn't just about combat, either.
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