The Boiler Suit is an outfit in We Happy Few.
Overview[]
The suit only conforms in Hamlyn Village and the Parade District. It will anger Wastrels if it's worn in the Garden District.
Wellies will presume that the player is a council worker, and won't get suspicious if they tamper with control boxes or keycard readers. As well as that, the player can wear the boiler suit in workplaces to bypass being seen as a trespasser.
For Ollie Starkey, the outfit replaces the Proper Suit, as it's one of the only outfits he can wear to conform in Hamlyn Village and the Parade District.
Appearance[]
The Boiler Suit takes the form of a dark-blue jumpsuit with two large chest pockets, a similarly-coloured belt, and brownish-yellow gloves.
The emblem of the Executive Committee is emblazoned onto the left-hand-side pocket.
Locations[]
The outfit can also be crafted. The blueprint for the outfit is randomly located on the map, on workbenches or chemistry sets.
Trivia[]
- 'Boilersuit' is the British term for coveralls.
Gallery[]
Old Content[]
The earliest version of the Boiler Suit, the Worker's Outfit, was made available in the Pre-Alpha 11219 build of We Happy Few.
Overview[]
In order to get the suit, the player needs to unlock and loot the locker on the top floor of the Cutty and Son butcher shop. It cannot be crafted.
The outfit works exactly like the Simple Suit, letting the player walk through Hamlyn Village without arousing immediate suspicion from the Wellies, but they are still required to be on the move at all times.
The only difference between the simple suit and the worker's outfit is that it allows the player to interact with the final hatch without getting attacked by the Bobbies in Emerald City.