IDF Engineering Suit

The IDF Engineering Suit (commonly called the Standard IDF Engineering Suit, dubbed the Legendary Suit in Yandere Slayer 3) is a suit available for IDF engineers. It is the first true suit obtainable in Yandere Slayer 2, which can be bought at the first Store for 1000 Credits.
==Description==
The IDF Engineering Suit is the standard exoskeleton for any active IDF engineers. The chest area of the suit is padded with rib-like platings, likely to protect the wearer from machinery and occupational hazards. The suit's helmet is plated with armor and has several narrow slits for both vision and shielding from loose debris during duty. As with all of the suits in Yandere Slayer 2, the IDF Engineering Suit has thrusters located on the shoulders and legs of the suit. The helmet can fold into several different sections and be stored in the suit.
== Variants ==
* Intermediate IDF Engineering Suit
* Advanced IDF Engineering Suit
* Elite IDF Engineering Suit
==Gameplay==
The IDF Engineering Suit provides 5% damage protection and 10 inventory slots. Unlike other suits obtained later on, the standard Engineering Suit does not confer any additional bonuses upon starting a New Game+.
== Trivia ==
* Though not identical, it bears a great resemblance to the Intermediate Soldier Suit from the original Yandere Slayer 1, which served as the suit featured in the game's advertising and previews. It also appears to have some elements inspired by the Standard Soldier Suit and the Standard Recon Suit.
* It has 10% armor in the Yandere Slayer 2 beta.
* It costs 1,000 Credits, making it the cheapest suit that isn't a download (besides the Riot Recon Suit, which is unlocked after completing the game).
* Despite an open slot appearing on the left forearm in the vein of the Stasis/Kinesis module from Dead Space's RIG suits, once the suit has been equipped the Stasis and Kinesis modules vanish from sight, leaving the slot empty.
* Oddly, the helmet's faceplace is colored silver, unlike the primarily olive green-colored plating on the rest of the suit. When the suit appears in Yandere Slayer 2's storage or store however, the faceplate appears orange.
* The Engineering Suit has no special perks, unlike the other suits you can purchase.
* There is an Red version you get after completing the game which costs 11,000 Credits. It looks the same as the original Engineering Suit, except it is a bright red, and Med Packs restore 15% more health.
* When equipping the helmet, Slayer's neck will be exposed, but a membrane of some sort will emerge from the suit to form the seal, while other suits have seals that the helmet assembles around. Similar to the first game, Slayer's chin is visible underneath the helmet at certain angles, showing the membrane also covers more than just his neck.
* Even though Slayer is seen wearing the Advanced Suit in almost all the advertisement of Yandere Slayer 2, he can also be seen wearing this suit during trailers.
* Slayer visibly approves of the suit when donning it; a slight smirk and nod of approval can be seen in the video below at around 0:13 seconds.
* In addition to this, it is the only suit that Slayer is explicitly shown to alter, albeit in a slight manner. After coming out of the shop and inspecting his left arm, Slayer shifts the plating on his right bicep to a more forward position, as opposed to being directly on the side of his arm.
* This suit is available to Slayer in Yandere Slayer 3 for completing the game on any difficulty. Its appearance is unaltered from its Yandere Slayer 2 model. The suit also unlocks the full 25 Inventory slots, which makes starting a New Game on Nightmare/Ultra-Nightmare/Nightmare Realm somewhat easier.
* When the suit is equipped in Yandere Slayer 3, part of Slayer's hair will clip through the back of the helmet.
Category:Suits