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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
Toilets are the only way the player can relive themselves, well there is another way but let’s just say you’ll get your pants dirty. Anyway, there are two types of toilet, bucket and plumbed. Bucket toilets let the player relieve themselves but all the | Toilets are the only way the player can relive themselves, well there is another way but let’s just say you’ll get your pants dirty. Anyway, there are two types of toilet, bucket and plumbed. Bucket toilets let the player relieve themselves, but all the waste goes into a bucket which needs to be emptied regularly for continuous use. There are a few exceptions, such as the porta potty near Tenement A and the makeshift toilet at the canal sauna. Plumbed toilets are the ones most of us have at home in real life. They have infinite uses and the player does not need to worry about the bucket filling up. Most rentable NPCs have at least one makeshift toilet in their requirements. | ||
== Locations == | == Locations == | ||
[Coming Soon] | [Coming Soon] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:45, 6 June 2024
Overview[edit | edit source]
Toilets are the only way the player can relive themselves, well there is another way but let’s just say you’ll get your pants dirty. Anyway, there are two types of toilet, bucket and plumbed. Bucket toilets let the player relieve themselves, but all the waste goes into a bucket which needs to be emptied regularly for continuous use. There are a few exceptions, such as the porta potty near Tenement A and the makeshift toilet at the canal sauna. Plumbed toilets are the ones most of us have at home in real life. They have infinite uses and the player does not need to worry about the bucket filling up. Most rentable NPCs have at least one makeshift toilet in their requirements.
Locations[edit | edit source]
[Coming Soon]