Hey everyone, it’s your boy back at it again with another one of my gaming experiments. So, I was messing around with this game “Lethal Company,” right? And I got super into this whole “Hazard Levels” thing. It’s basically the game’s way of telling you how screwed you are on each moon. Let me tell you, I spent a good chunk of my weekend figuring this stuff out, and I think it was worth it.
Getting Started
First off, I jumped into the game and just started playing. No guides, no nothing. I wanted to see what these hazard levels were all about from scratch. At the beginning, things were chill. I was collecting scrap, dodging the occasional creepy-crawly, and getting a feel for the game. My rank was climbing up pretty fast since I was acing those early missions. It felt good, you know? Like I was really getting the hang of this whole space scavenger thing.
The Experiment
Then, I decided to crank things up a notch. I started aiming for those higher hazard level moons. The game introduces a “Lethal” difficulty, and boy, it’s not kidding. It’s a 3-mission-long assignment, and each one is harder than the last. I dove headfirst into these missions to really test my skills and see what these levels were all about.
The Grind
This is where things got real. I spent hours on these “Lethal” missions. I was dodging monsters, conserving resources, and basically trying not to die. It was intense! I logged each attempt, noting what worked and what didn’t. I realized that each hazard level not only throws more monsters at you but also changes their behavior. It’s like, the higher the level, the smarter and more aggressive they get. I must have failed those missions like a dozen times, but I wasn’t about to give up.
The Results
After all that, I finally started seeing some progress. I learned to predict where the monsters would be, how they would react, and the best ways to deal with them. It was a lot of trial and error, but I eventually completed all three “Lethal” missions. It was a grind, no doubt, but super satisfying. I compiled all my notes and realized I had a pretty solid understanding of how these hazard levels work.
Takeaways
So, what did I learn from all this? Well, the hazard levels in “Lethal Company” are no joke. They really ramp up the difficulty, and it’s not just about more monsters. It’s about facing tougher, smarter enemies that require you to really think about your strategy. My rank got a nice boost from those “Lethal” missions, but it was the experience that really counted. I feel like I can handle anything the game throws at me now, and that’s a pretty awesome feeling.
Alright, that’s it for this experiment. Hope you guys found this useful. If you’re playing “Lethal Company,” definitely pay attention to those hazard levels. They make a huge difference. Until next time, stay safe out there, and happy scavenging!
