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Victory Memorial Camp is the home army base for Wellington Wells located in the Garden District.

The camp serves as the training ground for soldiers to prepare for when Germany returns or if World War III breaks out. However due to the unlikely event of this ever happening, it now serves as a home for ageing war veterans.

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Inside[]

There are three observation towers present on the camp that will spot the player if they get in the light, the light will stay on the player for as long as they're close to the towers.

The inside of the camp contains a Depot, Canteen, Officer's Quarters, General's Office, Generator Room, Armory, and five campgrounds. Most of these rooms need a key or a lockpick to be opened.

Outside[]

Surrounding the camp is an air raid shelter, a bunker, distillery, bog, cemetery, and dump.

The cemetery has two red crates for the player to search.

The player can, although only in Act I, obtain Strange Alcohol at the distillery.

During Act II and III, there will be plagued soldiers patrolling the outside of the camp during the night.

Buff TypicallyBritish History[]

After Germany successfully occupied Great Britain in 1943, they acquired control over the home guard including Wellington Wells. During the Authority Project, fake tanks were built out of papier mâché in order to prevent the townsfolk from rising up against them.

Some soldiers who were prisoners of war decided to rise up against the Germans either way, though they ultimately failed, causing the German soldiers to force those who didn't fight back to shoot those who did, most likely as an act to reinforce what will happen if they retaliate.

While the real tanks were sent back to Germany at some point. On August 10th, 1948, the German occupation ended. Since then the army base serves as a memorial for the "Victory" that took place. Leaving the fake tanks in place, to avoid people from getting in.

General Byng serves as the only military authority in the base.

Buff PureBliss Events of We Happy Few[]

Act I[]

Arthur Hastings breaks into the camp via the dump. He is almost spotted by the Observation Tower, but jumps onto a tank and falls through it. Waking up inside of the tank he discovers that the tanks have been made out of papier mâché all along.

He manages to break into the General's office to get the Generator Key in order to turn off the power, in which he discovers that the power system was alarmed. He sneaks back to the General's office in order to escape via his secret hatch.

Act II[]

Sally Boyle visits Robert Byng in the camp to retrieve the Letter of Transit to Arthur, but before she gets the letter he reads out a note that he wrote the last time he visited Sally's home, revealing that he knows about Gwen.

This leads to Sally pleading for the General to help her and her baby escape Wellington Wells, to which he says he can get Gwen out but not Sally.

Robert then tells Sally to bring Gwen to the abandoned building where they threw a masquerade ball the previous year, to which she refuses, she then leaves Byng's office with not only the letter, but information regarding his Bristol Pilot.

Act III[]

Ollie Starkey breaks into the camp to talk to the General about the tanks. Only to learn that he knew about it and helped construct the fake tanks.

He escapes with the help of another fellow soldier after the General sets off the alarm.

We All Fall Down DLC[]

On October 23rd, 1964. Victoria Byng travels to the camp underground to talk to her father, Robert Byng, about the food shortage in Wellington Wells.

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Distillery[]

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Dump[]

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Cemetery[]

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Armory[]

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General's Office[]

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Depot[]

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Canteen[]

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Generator Room[]

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Officer's Quarter[]

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Campground 1[]

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Campground 2[]

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Campground 3[]

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Front Gate Bridge[]

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Tanks[]

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Buff Conformist Trivia[]

  • The watchtowers all have the sentence 'They Will Return' on one side.
    • Each tower also has two soldiers operating the lights.

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