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[[File:LSDoutfit-GTAIV.jpg|thumb|right|130px|[[Niko Bellic]] wearing the LSD outfit in [[Grand Theft Auto IV|GTA IV]].]] | |||
[[ | The '''Liberty Sanitation Department outfit''' is an unlockable [[Clothing in GTA IV|outfit]] in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] for [[protagonist]] [[Niko Bellic]]. | ||
== Description == | |||
The outfit is a uniform commonly worn by [[Liberty Sanitation Department]] (LSD) workers, consisting of a green LSD work jacket, a brown knit sweater underneath, light blue slacks (identical to those worn on the [[Hospital Scrubs|hospital scrubs]]), and Hinterland boots (the same shoes from the player's default outfit).<!--It can also be optionally worn with an orange vest, although only the NPC LSD workers can do so.--> | |||
The | The LSD outfit is prominently featured for the first time during "[[Taking in the Trash]]" for [[Ray Boccino]], when the player is given the outfit in order to pose as a [[Trashmaster]]-driving LSD worker to collect some [[diamonds]] hidden in the trash throughout the mission. After the mission, the outfit is made available in the player's [[wardrobe]]. | ||
{{ | Like other clothing in the game, changing into the outfit will not clear the player's [[Wanted Level in GTA IV|wanted level]] in any way. Unlike the hospital scrubs and the [[Albanian Biker Jacket|Albanian biker jacket]], the LSD outfit also has no influence on gameplay besides comments from [[Girlfriends in GTA IV|girlfriends]] and [[Friendships in GTA IV|friends]]. | ||
When browsing in the wardrobe, the LSD outfit always comes as an entire set encompassing the abovementioned articles of clothing. However, the player may augment the outfit by changing the outfit's footwear as well as add a pair of glasses or a hat; the footwear will be reset once the player browses to another outfit, while the glasses and hat are removed when browsing into individual top pieces (but, strangely, not when browsing from individual top pieces to full outfits). Once the player exits the wardrobe interface wearing the outfit, they can return to the wardrobe interface and additionally modify the outfit's tops and bottoms, similar to other full-body outfits in the game. | |||
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Latest revision as of 22:20, 16 January 2013
The Liberty Sanitation Department outfit is an unlockable outfit in Grand Theft Auto IV for protagonist Niko Bellic.
Description
The outfit is a uniform commonly worn by Liberty Sanitation Department (LSD) workers, consisting of a green LSD work jacket, a brown knit sweater underneath, light blue slacks (identical to those worn on the hospital scrubs), and Hinterland boots (the same shoes from the player's default outfit).
The LSD outfit is prominently featured for the first time during "Taking in the Trash" for Ray Boccino, when the player is given the outfit in order to pose as a Trashmaster-driving LSD worker to collect some diamonds hidden in the trash throughout the mission. After the mission, the outfit is made available in the player's wardrobe.
Like other clothing in the game, changing into the outfit will not clear the player's wanted level in any way. Unlike the hospital scrubs and the Albanian biker jacket, the LSD outfit also has no influence on gameplay besides comments from girlfriends and friends.
When browsing in the wardrobe, the LSD outfit always comes as an entire set encompassing the abovementioned articles of clothing. However, the player may augment the outfit by changing the outfit's footwear as well as add a pair of glasses or a hat; the footwear will be reset once the player browses to another outfit, while the glasses and hat are removed when browsing into individual top pieces (but, strangely, not when browsing from individual top pieces to full outfits). Once the player exits the wardrobe interface wearing the outfit, they can return to the wardrobe interface and additionally modify the outfit's tops and bottoms, similar to other full-body outfits in the game.