The typical daily life of a Company employee involves a lot of screaming, getting chased, and dying horrible deaths. Not to worry, however—your employer is kind enough to allow you to spend your hard-earned credits back on Company-issued ship upgrades to prolong your suffering in the capitalist, retro-futuristic hellscape of 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Lethal Company.

This guide will cover how to obtain and effectively use the plethora of ship upgrades available for purchase on your ship. From teleportation to message broadcasts, these upgrades can tilt the odds in your 𒁃favor as you scavenge for scrap, making your Company life just a little bit less perilous. Hooray!

Lethal Company is currently in Early Access, which means certain details and mechanics might undergo changes as the game updates.

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We'll monitor these developments to ensure that this guide is kept up-to-date with the most accurate information possible.

How To Buy Ship Upgrades

To view all available ship upgrades, type "store" 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:into the ship terminal and scroll down to the "Ship Upgrades" section. You can purchase these upgrades by typing the name of the upgrade, pressing enter, and confirming the purchase when prompted. For instance, to purchase a teleporter, type "teleporter" into the terminal, then "c" or "confirm".

How To Move Ship Upgrades

Upon being purchased, the ship upgrade will appear in the middle of your ship. You can move these upgrades, as well as furniture, by pressing the B key😼 while looking at the object to enter "build mode"ꦍ;.

While in "build mode", you can rotate the ship upgrade with the R button, place it down again with the B key , or place the object into storage with the R key. Objects placed within storage can be accessed again by typing "storage" in the ship's terminal.

Teleporter

The Teleporter can be used to teleport a player (or their corpse) back to the ship. Unfortunately, the player will drop anything they have in their inventory (both equipment and scrap).

Players whose bodies are completely destroyed in the process of dying cannot be teleported back in this way. This includes being eaten by the Forest Keeper or Earth Leviathan, as well as dying to quicksand.

This means that the Teleporter should be used as a last resort only to teleport a player out of sure-death situations, or to retri⛎eve a body in order to avoid the body-retrieval penalty fee at the end of the day. Examples of uses include but are not limited to teleporting a player:

• Out of the grasp of a Forest Keeper even if the "eating" animation has already begun to play.
• Out of a locked room or turret-filled / mine-field room after an unfortunate Inverse Teleporter teleport.
• After they have been "face-hugged" by a Snare Flea.
• If they do not notice a Bracken or Coil Head approaching them
• If a Jester has entered its "popped" state and the player is nowhere near an exit

In order to use the Teleporter, make sure that the radar screen at the front of the ship is monitoring the correct player you want to teleport, then interact with the red button next to the screen.

Since you may not always have a walkie-talkie, we recommend communicating and setting up a "distress signal" visible on the ship's radar to indicate a desire to be teleported.

A common signal is to spin around rapidly; however, we do not recommend this due to the behavior of the Masked entity.

Oops! That's Not A Player!

Teleporters can work on players that have been 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:killed a♔nd possessed by a Dramatic Mask.

The Masked—hostile entities that take over a player's body—will appear as normal players on the radar. This can be disastrous for the players on the ship, as the Masked will swiftly attack and infect the othℱer players.

On♍ce a player is killed by a Masked, they are dead, cannot be revived, and should be treated the same as any aggressive monster.

The Masked will attempt to trick the ship operator into teleporting it into the ship. It does this by mimicking a normal player in distress by spinning around in circles on the radar. It will also occasionally stop and look around "in confusion", much like a player might.

If a player is spinning wildly in circles or acting strangely, be careful before teleporting them!

Inverse Teleporter

The Inverse Teleporter works the opposite way as a Teleporter: it will instead teleport any players standing on it, to a random location in the facility.

Because the target location is completely random, it is possible to spawn onto 𓆉enemies, into locked rooms, or onto mines and turre🐻ts.

The player will also drop everything in their inventory in the ship, meaning that they will not be able to communicate via walkie-talkie, nor will they hಌave a weapon or flashlight.

We recommend using the Inverse Teleporter at the start of the day—when enemies have not yet had a chance to spawn, grabbing whatever scrap you can find, and returning to the ship as soon as p𒐪o🌄ssible to gear up before heading back in.

The Inverse Teleporter can also be used as a last-ditch attempt to obtain scrap if you come up short on your last day of quota, though this is very dangerous.

In order to use the Inverse Teleporter, interact with the yellow button next to the screen, stand on the Inverse Teleporter, and wait for the red particl🍨e animation to complete.

Loud Horn

168澳洲幸运5开奖网:The Loud Horn is capable of making a blaring horn noise that can be heard anywhere on the moon, both inside and outside the facility.

To use the Loud Horn, interact with its cord. Holding down the button will cause the sound to persist.

Alerting The Crew

This can be used by the ship's operator to alert the crew inside the building of something, in 🍃the event that not all of the team has walkie-talkies.

It's recommended that you agree on what this signal means before the group splits up.

One common use is to let the crew know that sunset is approaching and that they should begin to m🌃ake their way back to the ship.

Eyeless Dog Bait

Another use for the Loud Horn is to draw Eyeless Dogs, which rely solely on their sense of hearing to hunt prey, away from players returning to the ship. The blaring of the horn comes from the back of the ship, and using the horn wi🐭ll attract any Eyeless Dogs arou𓄧nd to that area.

That said, it may backfire or create an even more dangerous situation for the players by drawing Eyeless Dogs all over the moon closer to the ship. As such, you should only use the Loud Horn for this purpose when you are almost ready to leave the moon.

Signal Translator

168澳洲幸运5开奖网:The Signal Translator can be used to broadcast a written message of nine characters maximum, to every player on the moon. The message is typed slowly, letter by letter, across the players' screens.

Due to the severely limited character limit, we recommend agreeing on some code-words or abbreviations before heading into the facility.

Experienced teams can even agree on singular numbers or letters for certain situations to ensure the messages are received efficiently—for insta𓆉nce, "1" represents "eyeless dogs hunting near the ship", "2" represents "earth leviathan spawned near the ship", etc.

Special characters will not show on the transmission, but mathematical expressions (such as +, =, etc) are allowed.

To use the Signal Translator, type "transmit [message]" into the ship terminal, and hit enter.