Lethal Company is a game about collecting scrap from various extremely hostile alien environments. Personally, I do not understand why a company would invest in the fuel for an entire spaceship and the necessary equipment just to reclaim items such as the fabled trash can lid, a hornet's nest, or a dustpan. What kind of dystopian world do these characters live in where it’s more practical to send a group of scrappers to deadly locations to retrieve seemingly worthless objects than to simply manufacture new ones?
Perhaps it's a commentary on recycling and how we treat our planet—how, as a society, we are quick to discard perfectly functional items in favor of buying a new gadget every year, even when the old one still works just fine. Does this game carry a deeper message about climate change and wastefulness? In the grand scheme of things, what’s one human life when weighed against environmental destruction? How many employees have perished trying to reclaim forgotten machines?
These are the questions that, quite frankly, nobody has asked themselves while playing Lethal Company.
My streamer buddies, that's @FantasticMrMoth, @CassetteQuest, @Goragle, and I, played Lethal Company for the first time for nearly six hours. We failed spectacularly—but we had an absolute blast. I hope you enjoy the video! Don’t forget to leave a like, drop a comment, subscribe, and check out my friends' and my Twitch channels. We all stream regularly!
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Chapters:
00:00 Introductions
00:38 The Ropes
06:00 Sacrifice
12:44 Safety Kazoo
14:00 Walker-Talkers
16:45 Cheese Master
20:19 Energize!
25:11 Dine
28:54 Mission: Lethal
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