In the bleak universe of 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Lethal Company, where relentless monsters, labyrinthine facilities, and the relentless pursuit of capitalist quotas are the norm, your fear shouldn't stop at the things that go bump in the shadows! Weather conditions on the eerie moons where you scavenge can prove just as lethal to Company employees.

From lightning to quicksand, each weather hazard poses its own perilous ch🍎allenges. In this guide, we dive into every single weather condition to explain their effects, hazards, and tips for surviving them—so that not even nature itself can stop you from reaching your quota for The Company.

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

How Weather Works

Weather is a gameplay mechanic in Lethal Company that affects moons at random and can drastically alter the difficulty of the moon.

The current weather affecting each moon can be seen on the "moon" page on the terminal. To reach this page, type "moons" into the terminal input box. Each weather condition can be seen behind the moon's name in parentheses.

Weather does not appear to consistently affect the total scrap value, or individual scrap value, on the moon. As such, it is recommended that you steer clear of moons with weather conditions at all.

However, there may be cases where you are forced to land or stay on a moon ♛that is being affected by a weather condition—such as if you are currently on a paid moon or if all of the moons are generated wꩵith weather conditions.

In that case, it's important to know exactly what each weather condition does, in order to safely complete the day without dying and wasting it.

Weather conditions do not affect the inside of facility buildings.

Rainy

This weather condition causes a drizzle over the moon. It will also create quicksand patches across the moon, which can be a dea🔜dly threat to unprepared ꦇplayers.

Quicksand looks like dark patches of mud, and can be difficult to notice without a keen eye, especially on forested planets such as Vow. When you see quicksand, be sure to call it out to your teammates so they don't accidentally succumb to a watery death!

If you walk into quicksand, you will immediately begin to sink. To other players, your voice will become muffled and gurgle-y. You will have a very short frame of time after stepping into quicksand to escape it, but you'll need to move fast.

If you die to quicksand, your body will not be able to be recovered by the teleporter, incurring extra penalty fees at the end of the day from The Company.

The moon March is consistently afflicted with the rainy condition, and features permanent quicksand spots, making it dangerous to expl𝐆ore.

Foggy

Moons with the foggy weather condition will be covered in a thick, dense fog. This fog is not innately dangerous but makes visibility almost zero.

Not being able to see your surroundings makes you more susceptible to running into foes such as the Eyeless Dog and Forest Keeper. If you're not familiar with the moon you're on, this can also cause you to get lost, wasting precious time or even killing you.

This weather condition is one of the least harmful if you must choose a weathered moon to go to, but we recommend only going to foggy moons if you are familiar with the exits and entrances to the facility on said moon.

The moon Titan is consistently afflicted with the foggy condition.

Stormy

Stormy moons are plagued with thunderstorms and frequent lightning strikes. Though the atmosphere will be rainy and wet, this weather condition will not cause quicksand.

Lightning will instantly kill if it strikes a player, and has the highest chance of striking a player holding a metal object in their hand—though it may also strike randomly.

If you are holding such an object out in the open, it will begin to spark, signaling that lightning is about to strike. When this happens, drop the metal object immediately and get out of the way.

After lightning strikes the objeꦜct, you are free to pick it up and contin🔯ue walking until the next instance of a lightning strike.

Lightning can be used to kill dangerous൲ enemies in the outdoors, such as Eyelesꦍs Dogs.

Flooded

Flooded moons may appear harmless at first, with only small puddles of water scattered around the moon.

However, as time passes, the puddles of water will become deeper and deeper, eventually becoming impossible to traverse without losing all your stamina and drowning.

If you are on a moon with the flooded condition, we recommend making your way back to your ship by 4:00 pm to avoid dying on your way back.

Eclipsed

On eclipsed moons, all night-time entities, such as the Eyeless Dog, Earth Leviathan, and Forest Keeper can spawn at any point of the day.

The eclipsed condition is by far the most dangerous weather condition, and we highly recommend avoiding it at all costs.

If you insist on taking on the added challenge, however, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:our guide on eclipses can keep you unscathed (or, at lea𝔉st, still breathing) through the day.