Is there any way to discreetly carry or move corpses?

[RandomGuy1948]

I wanted to know how you could discreetly carry or move corpses, like put them in a duffel bag or something

 

I would really appreaciate if someone told me how or what I can do to achieve this

 

[kaishiba]

You can't put bodies in backpacks.

You can try a locker, crate, access locked crate, etc. However some people may take notice a welded container and ask what's inside.

[MoneyMaker]

I suggest using a crate or locker just make sure no one opens it.

 

[RandomGuy1948]

On 10/16/2022 at 6:03 PM, kaishiba said:

You can't put bodies in backpacks.

You can try a locker, crate, access locked crate, etc. However some people may take notice a welded container and ask what's inside.

Thank you

[RandomGuy1948]

5 hours ago, MoneyMaker said:

I suggest using a crate or locker just make sure no one opens it.

 

Thank you

[ScruffyMcGee]

I find that openly carrying them works well if you claim you're taking them to med, then bring them to the chef and tell them they wanted to be cooked or something along the lines of that. If you're not hiding the fact you have a body I typically wont question it.

[Del]

On 10/16/2022 at 2:03 PM, kaishiba said:

You can't put bodies in backpacks.

Although on Nyanotrasen and derivatives (SimpleStation14), you can put felinids in duffelbags.

[Zophero]

theres body bags which are still about as bad as carrying a body, but make you look more professional.

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