The latest update for Lethal Company has arrived, and it introduces the Lethal Company V80 enemies into the fray. Employees can find these new creepy critters on the various forest moons that are available on the terminal. Employees may encounter two of the recently discovered creatures elsewhere, but they are more common on forest moons.
The Lethal Company V80 enemies provide employees with a new challenge and keep them on their toes. However, they’ll need their toes to do that, and getting shredded by these new creatures would make that impossible. So, the Company has asked me to provide its invaluable employees with a short guide on how to survive these creatures.
The Lethal Company V80 Enemies And How To Survive Them
As mentioned, employees can find the new Lethal Company in forest moons, but only one of them remains outside. The two remaining enemies reside in the interiors of the moons, though one of them can exit the facilities under the right conditions. But let’s not get ahead of ourselves and start with the enemy on the outside first, the Feiopars.
The Feiopars
The Feiopars of the Lethal Company V80 enemies are similar to our real-world big cats in both looks and behavior. These dark-furred felines hunt by hopping between trees and using the moon’s brush to sneak up behind their prey. Various employees report glowing eyes in the darkness or in the bushes that retreat when spotted.
It’s safe to assume that, like our Earth counterparts, the Feiopars only strike when their prey’s back is turned to them. Not only are they ambush artists, but they’re usually never alone, so keep an eye out for an extra set of eyes behind you when you’re looking at one set. If you fail to spot them, then you’d better have a shovel or a stunning weapon by your side.
The Cadaver Bloom
While the Cadaver Bloom of the Lethal Company V80 enemies isn’t an immediate danger to employees, carelessness will make it so. When inside a facility, you may notice flora growing and spreading inside; that is the Cadaver Bloom. While it won’t immediately harm you, breathing in too much of it will result in dire consequences.
Reports on the field state that once your air filters get too overwhelmed with spores, there isn’t anything stopping those spores from infecting you. The reports state that once infected, the same flore will begin to grow on the infected person until they finally burst. Victims report that they saw red before bursting with growths and inevitably ceased life functions.
Shortly after the eruption, the reports from the fellow employees soon ended as something gave chase. Anything after the chase is nothing but unintelligible screaming and exasperated breathing as they tried to run to the ship. If you want to avoid the grim fate of those who expose themselves to the Cadaver Bloom, you’d better hold your breath.
The Backwater Gunkfish
The last enemy of the Lethal Company V80 enemies is the Backwater Gunkfish, a rather silly name compared to the rest. And unlike the rest of the new cast, the Backwater Gunkfish is also not very dangerous at all, unless you agitate it. In fact, the Backwater Gunkfish is nearly identical to the Spore Lizard.
The Gunkfish flops around the facility to find a comfortable spot to flop onto and sticks to that spot for some time. It remains like this unless it feels threatened by an external force, at which point it deploys its defensive measures. It defends itself by spewing out a green, viscous liquid that temporarily blinds you and coats the floor on which it flops.
This liquid seems to stay for the entire duration of an employee’s stay, rendering the floor it coats completely slippery. No reports have stated that other enemies are affected by this slime, so you’d better not anger the Gunkfish. If you do, then prepare to experience the worst slip and slide of your life.
Can You Kill The Lethal Company V80 Enemies?
Since the Lethal Company V80 enemies are brand new, reports regarding their mortality are almost non-existent. But from the looks of it, these entities bleed, and if it bleeds, it can die. So, arm yourselves with your trusty shovel and get ready to swing away when they get close, or die trying.
Now get in your ships and get scrapping; you have a quota to fulfill!
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