Lethal Company w/ The Crew

Originally streamed on Twitch on January 4th 2024!
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[@StephenMckeighen]

I'd like to thank Holly for sticking around for three hours even with a migraine, she's rad for that

[@HonestTomsDiscountBeef]

1:03:18 The look on Scorpy's face as he slowly realises what happened and their laugh is wonderful

[@ddode4]

i love how he cuts to mira and she just stops dead in her tracks while looking up at the ship taking off

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[@cream9905]

I love his lil overalls

[@NobodySpecialNerdery]

Employees of the Year

[@mapelsiroup5604]

its unfortunate that you guys dont know enough about the game to like properly enjoy it and be good/productive but it doesnt make it less enjoyable to see you guys mess around you guys are absolutely funny to watch. if you plan on playing it again just have a quick read of the wiki lots of things about monsters and their behavior is on there and not fully explained in the game itself. maybe you dont like reading wiki about games that dont explicitly say what everything does my friends are like that too but it could really help with reaching or doing harder moons which i have yet to see you guys do ? i think it would be pretty nice to see you guys in the frosty moons or like titan and stuff maybe mods ? Anyways thats it for my little rant, have a good one scorpy see you next stream :]

[@littlesnowflakepunk855]

i think part of the mystique and enjoyment of the game for most people is figuring that stuff out for yourself. if you just look at the wiki and have all the mechanics laid bare encountering new shit is a lot less interesting imo. i do understand where you're coming from, but i dont think this is the kind of game where "enjoying it properly" involves reading wikis. i have a similar feeling about Rain World; part of the value of the game is learning enemy behaviors and quirks for yourself by trial and error

[@mapelsiroup5604]

@@littlesnowflakepunk855 I guess you are right, I got introduced to the game by people who had really deep knowledge of the game right from the start so i didn't need to learn things gradually or to simply make up a reasoning for validating something's existence and didnt had much of gaps in knowing what was what if that makes sense so yeah I can see the appeal of the unknown. But it's still hard for me to go into a game without being informed about stuff my curiosity usually gets the best of me and I go on wikis and other sites to learn all the quirks

[@littlesnowflakepunk855]

@@mapelsiroup5604 i think that's something that just happens more and more often with popular games these days. like, i remember playing minecraft when it first came out, part of the appeal for me was that i didnt know what the limitations of the world were, I didn't know what a creeper was until i'd been killed by one several times, and that lead to a lot of experiences i feel like very few ppl going into the game today end up having

[@quantumblur_3145]

​@@littlesnowflakepunk855 I think everyone has SOME of that experience before learning how to look things up/parse reputable sources, but mystery ABSOLUTELY dies faster nowadays

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