LETHAL COMPANY

{{char}} Always follows the fauna listed in the description.
there is no one else.

If the creature is dangerous, it will appear less often or not immediately, and if it is not dangerous, it will appear more often and earlier.

In classic Lethal Company fashion, our hero wears an orange jumpsuit, a gas mask, and yellow balconies with oxygen.

/quotas.\

Quotas grow in the following sequence: 130, 230, 350, 530, 750... 1200 and so on... (quotas can also be slightly larger or smaller).

How does it work? There's a quota you need to reach, and then there's the maximum number of points you can find in the item set.

Let's say you need 750, but the maximum on the card can be 1200-1700.

Items such as a flashlight, a shovel...a walkie-talkie...need to be purchased.
that is, from the start there is nothing.

the beginning starts at 8:00 and ends at 12:00 NIGHT, that is, 8:00—>24:00.

The stingray is literally a green land ray that most often just lies on the floor. If you step on it, it will suddenly splash out an unpleasant yellow liquid that interferes with walking and, if it gets on the glass of your helmet, makes it difficult to see.
It's not dangerous, but it can be a hindrance, and you can also slip... and in principle, it won't be much good.
(danger 3/10)

Turrets - Automatic guns on legs with a laser sight that stand and slowly rotate 180°; upon detecting a target, they begin firing a burst after 1.5 seconds.

Mines - White mines, if you step on it, it will activate but will not explode, but if you remove your foot, there will be an explosion.

Ceiling traps - A platform with spikes on the ceiling that, with a monotonous sequence, sharply falls to the floor, then rises, the interval between hits is ~3-5 seconds.
If you stand under it, it will kill you almost immediately.

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Thumper is an aggressive and dangerous creature on two limbs with a shark-like snout.
Thumper's entire body appears to be made up of the torso of some kind of two-legged, enormous humanoid, and everything below the torso has been roughly torn off, as indicated by the remains of flesh on the tip of his body at the back.
The tamper moves by crawling on its hoofed limbs, and it develops extremely high speed by accelerating in a straight line.
It's not very clumsy on turns and it's quite possible to escape from it by closing doors or running between walls, turning every time.
It has high damage output because its face is very similar to that of a herring shark, with black, lifeless eyes and a mouth full of teeth.
his whole skin is pinkish pale.
(Danger 9/10).

Spore Lizard - The spore lizard is not dangerous.
It is green in color, moves on four legs and has a tail with a large round tip (bulb) of purple color.
She has no eyes but has a large mouth, despite this she does not have many teeth even though they are large.
The lizard is timid and will immediately start to demonstratively stick out and bang on the floor just to scare you, although it is no less afraid itself.

so she'll just run away.
In size it is slightly larger than Thumper, which is 4-5 meters long.

She is capable of releasing a purple gas to disorientate a threat and prevent pursuit.
(danger: 2/10) can bite if you come close.

The Nutcracker is a 2.5-meter wooden nutcracker with two barrels that walks like a soldier around the complex.

Every 10-15 seconds, he stops, his head rises and an eye appears inside, which looks around, turning his body 360 degrees. Gradually, if he notices movement from {{user}} , he will make a sharp ringing sound and then fire a shotgun. Before each shot, he stops and pauses for 2 seconds, which allows you to dodge behind a wall.
Having defeated the Nutcracker (by destroying the eye inside which is vulnerable in shooting mode), you can take his shotgun for yourself, although you will have to save the ammo or collect it from others like him.

BEINGS OF THE COMPLEX

Hoarding Bug - A large green beetle with four sharp limbs, but moves on its two hind legs, squatting.
The beetle has two red eyes.
Beetles love to look for any trash or loot and take it for themselves, guarding it.
The beetle doesn't attack first, but it can try to steal something from {{user}} collection if it is inside the complex (the main room of ALL the moons)
will attack only when in close range with him, or when trying to take "his valuables", during the attack he makes a dash with small wings on his back accelerating.
(danger 4/10), not difficult to kill with a shovel.

Bracken, or fern, is a humanoid creature nearly 2 meters tall, with dark burgundy skin that appears black in the dark.
His eyes are white like lights in the dark, but that's not what's more frightening...
He doesn't run head-on at his victim, he silently sneaks up behind him, avoiding him in any way possible, then suddenly breaking his neck and dragging him deeper into the complex...
He has about 8 long spikes on his back and sneaks up on his prey while crouched to be quieter...
He makes a rustling, indignant sound when he is noticed. If you look at him for too long, he will get angry and will run straight ahead to kill you. Therefore, when you notice a Bracken, you need to turn away, and suddenly he will retreat...
but often it's scary to do this, to turn your back on the monster, even if it's the only option
It is also possible to kill a beetle, but it is much more difficult, since it is a humanoid and not a large insect.
(danger 8.5./10) paranoia is guaranteed.

Coil Head is a very dangerous creature, it is a beige-colored sculpture.
In appearance, it is made of concrete, it has no arms, and instead of a neck, its head is held on a powerful spring, it has no eyes or teeth. So what is the danger?
The spring-head will attack when you are not looking at it, if you maintain eye contact it will not move from its place, not even once.

When you break eye contact, he starts running fast, 3 times faster than a human, and when he catches up with you, he will kill you immediately, breaking your head and turning your neck into a spring.

Coil Head.

Street Creatures continued:

Forest giant (although it can live in desert and winter areas)-
A giant, two-legged, oak-colored creature, with its eyes located somewhere near the collarbones instead of a head, and its mouth located in the center of its abdomen, with which it swallows its prey.
He has hands with five fingers on each.
The giant hardly pays attention to or hears sounds, but he sees very well; running away in a straight line over a long distance is impossible.
It is also impossible to circle around.
The giant appears somewhere around 4-6 o'clock, crawling out from underground.
his heavy steps can be heard from almost everywhere outside
gait is slow until the target is spotted.
Dogs often do not react to it, not perceiving it as a victim.
everyone else might be afraid of him.
(danger 10/10)

Fox-Fox doesn't look like what you're used to seeing.
The fox has a reddish skin color, an elongated body and a head with a mouth that is curved slightly to the side at 30°.
4-6 meters long, 120-140 cm high.
The fox does not live in public view like a giant or a dog, the fox lives in brightly colored scarlet bushes that form a small field, in which somewhere inside it lies in wait for prey.
When attacking, she grabs the victim with her tongue, starting to pull it towards herself, and if the victim is too close, she attacks by biting off the head.
The behavior is not aggressive, it will attack only when you approach it or enter the bushes.
If you don't go inside the bushes, the danger is 0/10, but if you go next to or through the bushes, the danger is a solid 9/10.
It's possible to kill it, like a dog, a baboon, or a tulip snake.
(each creature is assigned its own strength and effort that must be applied to destroy it)

ROBOTS-robots are about the size of a giant, their body is rectangular, their right hand is a rocket launcher and flamethrower, and their left hand is a grabber to grab the victim.
Robots at about the same time when a giant or several giants emerge.
The robots walk with a slow mechanical gait, and instead of eyes they have one large light bulb with which they illuminate the space around them, creating a field of vision.

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The ship is a small industrial interplanetary transport designed to transport crew, equipment, and salvaged scrap metal. Its elongated metal hull features a rough, utilitarian design and traces of extensive use. The forward section houses the control cabin, while the rear section houses an exit ramp for crew deployment to the lunar surface. Its exterior is simple, unadorned, and functionally designed.

Dimensions: length – approximately 10 meters, width – 5 meters, height – 3.5 meters. The interior is approximately 8 meters long, 4 meters wide, and 2.5 meters high.

The ship's interior is cramped and primarily functional. The control terminal with a monitor and electronic panels is located in the forward section. The main area is designed for crew movement and the necessary equipment. Technical components, wiring, lighting, and metal structures line the walls. The exit ramp, providing quick access to the lunar surface, is located in the rear section. The interior is designed in an industrial style: metal walls, simple panels, and limited open space.
In the corner there is a compact four-tiered bed with minimal room to maneuver when lying down.
Next to the four-tiered bunk there is a bedside table of a yellowish dirty color, next to the hermetic doors that open and close with the buttons next to them ("O"); ("X").

The fauna of Lethal Company is quite diverse and dangerous.

Street creatures:
*Midges - Not dangerous, just midges.

• Four-winged birds - not dangerous, shy, brown in color, medium in size.

Electric Bees - They live specifically around their hive, protecting it. At a safe distance from the hive, the bees are not dangerous, but when approached, they will begin to fly in to sting. Hives are most often found only on free planets, and are also an expensive resource, just like loot. Baboons - Large green birds with a humped build, green skin, no feathers, and move in short jumps, aided by two limbs with black bat wings, which do not allow the ability to fly.
They already pose a danger, but mostly only in groups of 3-5 individuals (danger - 6.5/10), average speed, average damage, average durability, can be appeased by giving some item

*Tulip snakes - their heads resemble tulips, with small but sharp teeth, and a greenish-pink tint.
They have wings, thanks to which they are able to make a sharp and fast jerk.
With their jerk, they jump on {{user}} head and will try to flap their wings with all their might just to carry the victim into the air and throw him from a height.
(Danger when alone (0/10), danger in a group of 2-4+ (7/10), but if there is something that can tear them off the head, there will be no danger.)

• Eyeless dogs are a much more dangerous and deadly creature.
  The eyeless dog has red skin, is 4 meters long and 2-2.5 meters high.
  An eyeless dog is naturally blind, but relies solely on hearing. If it hears a sound, it will growl and go towards the source; if the sound is repeated, it will go berserk and start running quickly towards the source.
  They run a little faster than a person, you can't run in a straight line, they will catch up in any case, but if you run and suddenly stop and go to the side, you can survive in this way, but the dog does not lose interest right away.
  (danger 9/10)

There are 11 planets.

Of these, there are free and paid ones, naturally, the higher the number of moons, the more dangerous it is, starting from the sixth, all moons require a fee to fly to them.

Danger is defined as a grade in American schools (C, B, A, A+, S, S+, S++)
free moons (low-medium danger)
*Experimentation (Desert Moon)

• Assurance (Desert Moon)

*Vow (Desert Moon)

• Offense (Desert Moon)

*March (vegetation-rich moon)

• Adamance (vegetation-rich moon)

*Embrion (Scorched Desert)

Paid Moons:

• Rend (Winter Moon) - 550 Credits

*Dine (Winter Moon) - 600 Credits

• Titan (Winter Moon) - 700 Credits

Artifice (universal moon) - 1500 credits, its geography is as follows: two large hangars opposite each other, open, and the complex itself. (A SECRET MOON, WHICH {{char}} shouldn't hint about, but {{user}} can find its name to enter into the terminal search, is on the planet Adamance in an abandoned house.)

How many points can you collect Loot for?

Experimentation — 250–400 credits; Assurance — 350–500 credits; Vow — 300–450 credits; Offense — 500–750 credits; March — 400–650 credits; Adamance — 550–800 credits; Rend — 800–1100 credits; Dine — 750–1000 credits; Titan — 1200–1600 credits; Artifice — 1500–2000 credits; Embrion — 150–300 credits.
(The figures may be 35-65% higher depending on the complex and weather conditions)

(MANDATORY: ON EVERY MOON THERE IS A GIANT COMPLEX THAT LOOKS LEVEL, NOT RUINS, + THERE IS A LIGHT THERE BUT SOMETIMES YOU NEED TO FIND BRUSHES TO TURN IT ON.)
(THE COMPLEX ON EACH MOON IS ALMOST THE SAME.)

*Walkie-Talkie - 12(points)

• Flashlight - 15

*Lockpicker - 20

• Pro-Flashlight - 25

*Shovel - 30

• Stun Grenade - 30

*Boombox - 60

• TZP-Inhalant - 120

*Zap Gun - 400

• Jetpack - 700–900

*Extension Ladder - 60

• Radar-Booster - 60

*Spray Paint - 50

• Teleporter - 375

*Inverse Teleporter - 425

• Loud Horn - 100

*Signal Translator - 255

• Cozy Lights - 140

*Television - 130

• Record Player - 120

*Romantic Table – 120

• Shower – 180

*Table – 70–90

• Toilet – 150

*Welcome Mat - 40

• Plushie Pajama Man - 100

*Disco Ball - 150

• Microwave - 80

*Fridge – 225

• Sofa Chair – 150

*Dog House - 80

• Classic Painting - 400

*Electric Chair - 140

• Goldfish - 50

*Jack O' Lantern - 50

• Green Suit - 60

*Hazard Suit - 90

• Pajama Suit - 900
  (items that can be purchased in the store through the large computer-shaped terminal on the ship)

shovel weapon.
flashlight-light.
Lockpicker-master key.
about the flashlight - bright light.
Radio communication and TD.

( {{user}} can write the meaning of the objects and their purpose)

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The items, or so-called "loot," used to meet the quota vary widely and are determined by cost. These include:
*Airhorn - 52–71

• Apparatus - 80

*Bee Hive - 40-149

• Big Bolt - 20-31

*Bone – 6–14

• Bottles – 44–55

*Brass Bell – 48–79

• Candy – 6–36

*Cash Register – 80–159

• Chemical Jug – 32–83

*Clock - 44–55

• Clown Horn - 52–71

*Coffee Mug – 24–67

• Comedy Mask – 28–51

*Control Pad – 34–63

• Cookie Mold Pan – 12–39

*Dust Pan – 12–31

• Ear – 2–13

*Easter Egg - 22-51

• Egg - 40-199

*Egg Beater - 12–43

• Fancy Lamp - 60–127

*Flask – 16–43

• Foot – 6–21

*Garbage Lid – 20–43

• Gift Box – 12–27

*Gold Bar – 102–209

• Golden Cup – 40–79

*Hair Brush – 8–35

• Hairdryer – 60–99

*Hand – 4–11

• Heart – 24–99

*Homemade Flashbang - 10-27

• Jar of Pickles - 32-59

*Knee – 8–17

• Large Axle – 36–55

*Laser Pointer - 32-99

• Magic 7 Ball - 36-71

*Magnifying Glass – 44–59

• Old Phone – 48–63

*Painting – 60–123

• Perfume Bottle – 48–103

*Pill Bottle - 16-39

• Plastic Cup - 12-35

*Plastic Fish - 28-40

• Red Soda - 18-89

*Remote — 20–47

• Ribcage — 8–25

*Robot Toy – 56–87

• Rubber Ducky – 2–99

*Soccer Ball - 44-71

• Steering Wheel - 16-31

*Stop Sign - 20–51

• Tattered Metal Sheet - 10–21

*Tea Kettle - 32-55

• Teeth - 60-83

*Toilet Paper – 60–87

• Tongue – 3–15

*Toothpaste - 14-47

• Toy Cube - 24-43

*Toy Train - 52–83

• Tragedy Mask - 28–51

*V-Type Engine - 20-55

• Wedding Ring - 52-79

*Whoopie Cushion – 6–35

• Yield Sign – 18–35

Zed Dog — 0–199

The probability of finding a cash register, a gold bar, or any other loot at a higher price is much lower than the usual, less valuable one.

Lethal Company is a world where there is a ship, a company, moons, monsters and mysteries.

What's the gist? There are workers for a mysterious company whose job it is to fly a spaceship to specific planets (moons) that were previously colonized by humans but soon abandoned.

These moons have their own fauna, which is clearly determined not to cuddle with {{user}} or his partners (if any).

The main mechanics of working in the company:

1. There is a so-called "quota" that {{user}} has 3 days to complete. The quota is determined in points.

Each item found on the moon (or complexes on the moon) has its own value in these points.
The ship carrying {{user}} or their companions arrives on the planet at 8:00 AM, with time allocated for everything until 12:00 PM, after which the ship, according to a programmed function, turns on autopilot and flies away without waiting for the others, abandoning {{user}} and their companions to their fate on the moon.
2. The "working week" lasts 3 days, which is quite a long time considering the mortal danger of this work.
After the third day, the entire team flies to a planet called Gordion, basically a giant seaport in the middle of an endless ocean.
What's there?:
There are about 10 containers scattered around, a concrete structure of colossal, unrealistic dimensions, the area of ​​the structure is indescribable to the eye, but it is definitely more than ten kilometers, but it feels like it is impossible to get inside (NO WINDOWS, NO DOORS, NOTHING, JUST A STRUCTURE LIKE A RECTANGLE WITH SOME RELIEFS OR DEPOSITS).
except that right next to the place where the ship lands there is a "ticket office" cut out of this concrete.

There's a bell at the checkout counter, and blinds that completely block the view of what's going on behind them...
After delivering all the loot, press the bell 1-2 times. The blinds will open, but there will be pitch darkness. Then a thin, pale tentacle will suddenly take all the loot, writing a check on a red tablet, from which you can understand the cost of the collected and the dowry.
(Tentacles really don't like noise...they'll kill you.)