All Lethal Company Teammates Ranked By How Fun They Are To Play With 

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1 troll variant left out from the video : the one who start the ship after everybody left for looting F tier

I had a server with a guy roleplaying as Uncle Grandpa, he never broke character and it was the most fun ive ever had in this game, *S+*

"You know why they're so low? Because I want the shotgun" Lmao that type of self awareness is worth a sub sir 😂

my favourite moment in lethal me- "oh its rainy" friend- "a little more than rainy" me- "ooh its flooded" firend- "a little more than flooded" me- "huh what does tha-" gets struck by lightning my friends stays as overwatch on harder moons but this happened on experimentation

I feel it would be more adequate to call the “Brave” ones as “Suicidal” because 9 times out of 10 they’ll die

I’m a carrier but the reason I take things back to the ship the whole mission is because often what happens is players get ahead of themselves and focus more on exploring and finding new loot than carrying it to the ship, 9/10 most die in the facility or have to be teleported back at night time when it’s risky to go back to main or fire exit for the loot , I make it soo that in a pinch if everyone needs to get teleported out late at night , all the loot is already collected and my team can leave the planet if it’s become too dangerous, and also I’m scared of going inside.

you're forgetting about the guy who jumps off the ship and dies before it's even landed

We also have the brave but dumb person. They tell you “let me cook”, bring 3 beehives back to base(which is nice) but also brings back 2 unfortunate souls caught in the crossfire. They attempt to kill anything they see including dogs and 9 times out of 10, they die. B tier they’re cool but will never learn to scan for mines and will incur tons of penalties if their bodies aren’t retrieved.

Noob is totally S tier- 100% agree. I loved starting the game, walking in with zero idea how to play- getting destroyed each time. Now that I've played a bunch, it can get a little boring having everyone knowing how to survive. There's something refreshing going from a crack team that use code words, are extremely cautious, know how to survive- to a team with a few people getting more and more paranoid walking the halls, freaking out when the flashlight goes off then running into a mine in panic- killing us both.

You literally described me with the comedic relief. I will say “You reckon I can make this jump?” And then fall on purpose because funny. Then I’ll just pull up TikTok and hope my friend got a good clip for their video lol

Overwatch/Ship Duty main here. I absolutely love this job, the best part aside from being alive and keeping your teammates alive is hearing them scream over the phone when there’s no hope

Newbies are the best because they'll do whatever you tell them to and scream the loudest when a thumper comes charging around the corner.

number one most frustrating moment in this game for me was when i CARRIED a whole team from the ship, saving them from turrets countless times, locking up monsters, and generally popping off. then at the end of the day, the guy who i saved the most had the GUAL to say "yall ever feel like this game is too easy sometimes"

S...because they are funny "Thats incorrect, S" -because they are funny Man tf

Noob (Innocent blood) 0:00 Pro (The MVP) 0:19 Troll (Game is a circus & you're part of his show) 0:52 Looter (Cockroach mafias nemesis) 1:28 Security (Commando) 2:03 Over-watch (The chairman... Literally!) 2:28 Comedic relief (Jim Carrey wannabe) 3:19 Employee of the month ( The try hard) 3:51 Modder (aka: SUS) 4:47 Mr Walkie Talkie (The scaredy cat) 5:25 Brave (aka: Buss Lightyear) 6:05 To much equipment employee (aka: Inspector Gadget :P) 6:53 Decorator (Really believes the pumpkin scares the ghost girl) 7:36 Carrier ( The mailman) 8:22

I believe one left behind that is kinda rare is the soundboard guy (AKA Human* Boombox) usually playing either morale boosting music or hilarious stuff. I just love it when I come across this type of player

As a early looter that flexes into Carrier when the pile gets too large, its good to have a diverse roster to keep actions grounded. 4 braves can do some crazy stuff, or just loose all the loot at the end of the day

I like to occasionally use a fun mod that makes the game more funny (i.e Skinwalker mod as it makes every monster use a random voiceline youve said while on the moon, just makes it more terrifying knowing that you cant even trust hearing a voice anymore)

might I introduce the concept of the confident noob. Barely knows how to play the game, ends up in a titan lobby, hilarity ensues. My favorite moment is from one of those kinds of players being chased by ghost girl around 6pm on outside titan. Dude starts screaming and runs outside. I watch on the monitor as he jukes 3 dogs, screams at a mimic to "help him" before running back to the ship and having his head explode before he can close the door. Fucking legend.

What about the player who has a crippling addiction to BEES!

My crew is surprisingly really different and here are some archetypes this video could/may have: (might cross into some already) The Leader archetype: No walkies, but gives team morale just overall gives pep talk. Even if it looks grim, will encourage verbally where/when to get in fire exists. Doesn't even need to be a pro The Silent type: Has a mic, doesn't talk, just walks around checking every corridor, acts like a NPC. a bit of a mystery bag The Hider: Runs at first sight, doesn't even tell anyone, often being back at the ship Horrible at directions: Gets lost consistently, despite 2 rooms away from spawn. When team wipe everyone watches them get lost. God forbid them on the walkie "go left, no your other left, go right no i mean left" There's also the fighter: shovel only and just fights monsters

I speak from recent experience for a new E rank partner, the one who never teleports a snare flea caprive on the grounds of "He's Probably A Mimic." I have told him dozens of times they only spawn on paid moons. He continues ro ignore me.

this list is missing a very memorable teammate variant, the saboteur, they are like the troller but the second you land they either kill every teammate and take off or take off when everyone left the ship and then jump off the ship so that no items save. Their pure existence is to make your time worse and is by far the worst teammate you can encounter

i think you forgot the guy that talks once when they are on the ship and once you land they go into the facility. you will never hear them and they never make it back to the ship. (almost like brave without the skill)

our team has a warrior class the guys who will literally hit everything and everyone with the shovel in a blind rage including his own teammates he def last one standing for better or for worse

the employee that's always appreciating the scenery on each moon (me)

S+ the jack of all trades. The one man crew. The guy who can do everything...including comedic relief. They are a ultra rare species, but after playing with one, you are now a pro

Meatshield type of player is also worth mentioning, they always take the damage on themselfs, they see beehive they distract the bees, they see a monster and teammate with weapon, they go and act like a shield or distraction, the only 2 downsides they have is they stick togheter and hardly go on their own and sometimes they manage to get hit themself by shovels and shotgun hits from their teammates.

Honestly, the more decorations in the ship should increase item spawns that would be cool and could extend runs.

You forgot the AFK, stays on ship staring at wall whole day, ignores his walkie and the terminals because too complicated, locks you outside at night with 5 dogs after you struggled sneaking the whole way with 100lbs of loot.

You've definitely forgotten about the "rich man" type. He fills all the slots with equipment, a walkie-talkie and a flashlight are his eternal companions. He will not enter the complex without these things, and you can easily determine his presence in the team when you open the red cabinet and see a stock of 10-20 flashlights and walkie-talkies. His unique feature is that he leaves all this equipment in the complex. Every time he finds a loot, he leaves a piece of his equipment on the floor. The Lootbags adore him. Honestly, it makes sense. You still get 500+ from every day on titan, why not spend it all? The company is not interested in your expenses, it is only interested in the loot you bring, and a guy with full equipment has a higher chance of finding loot than a guy without equipment. I think he's A tier. Oh, and that's me.

I'm a mix of Overwatch, Walkie-Talkie, and Carrier. I make sure at least one other person has a walkie since I'm always on the console to control doors and kill turrets/mines. I'm always switching every 4-5 seconds and alerting whoever has a walkie the moment a spec of red even pops up on the screen. If I'm feeling confident in my team (roughly 300+ quota) I'll occasionally leave the ship to bring items back and forth since I know they'll spend most of the time inside to get loot out. Overall, one of the best ways to play the game!

You missed the “Hero”, where they sacrifice themselves to save others, even if others aren’t in real danger

You forgot "The killer" its the guy that hits anybody with a shovel and ends up killing someone which ruins the game.

This is so relatable, you got yourself a new sub.

I think the "clumsy" would also be very much a real deal, the one employee who always falls to the pit, steps on mines, dies to turrets and hits other employees with the shovel when trying to kill monsters (that might just be me)

Brave + Looter Fusion is great, especially because they often just end up in a locked room without a key, or spawn in and fall to their death instantly. If they don't die though, they usually get a lot of the loot in the back of the facility.

Great video! I find it funny I can relate to 3 of those at once

I am both the looter and decorator, ever since I had my 2000 quota stare moment I started decorating the ship and grinding Titan. Pray that I get to my 5000 goal 🙏

This made me feel better as a overwatch/carrier player since I ended up with a solid A tier teammate score. And yeah, the coward theory for the carrier definitely has some merit. But I also know if I go in, I'm likely going to die either from losing my way and ending up dying to a monster or by failing to complete one of those simple jumps. And the jumps mean a penalty if we don't have the teleporter and I feel bad about my terrible survival skils. That's why I turn to more 'support' roles. And it turns out, I am pretty good at relaying information as a 'man in the van,' chair guy, etc. If I'm not that person, then I am the carrier so others can focus on finding loot or not dying due to being over encumbered during the dogs time. I also like acting as a storage manager, making sure that the pile for quota and the back-up loot pile don't mix. (The back-up loot pile is for when we don't get enough loot during a quota week and the quota pile is so that we know when we have enough and what to bring to the counter more easily.)

The carrier and Brave can sometimes be the same person. Sometimes, the best part of the game is just experiencing the environment while you sneak past dogs and hide from giants as you transport stuff to the ship

I’d consider myself as a tunnel rat which is a cross of a brave and a looter, i run in as fast as possible with no flashlight, always using my sprint with no enemies around and usually die a horrific way by a flea

I would be Overwatch, but my friends never let me when I play with them. The problem is that when they’re dead and you’re still alive, it doesn’t matter how much you helped them or whose lives you saved. They will always tell you that somehow, if you had just gone in with them, you could have saved them.

security is close, but there’s actually a space between the Security and the Brave, the (what i call) duelist. They get a shovel, or really any melee weapon and just charge into the facility looking for a fight and most often or not, they somehow manage to come out on top. I would just so happen to fall under this category

some trolls can definitely be places higher if they just wanna mess with people and dont actually screw anything up

You forget about 1 player type Brave Shovel This guy takes shovel and shovel only, they run in and start to atack every monster they will find, they will keep the team safe or die trying. They downside is that they always needs a shovel, sometimes they will oder 4 shovels because they need the shovel and 3 more shovels in case they will die and lose thier shovel.

A more dangerous troll variant is the Suspicious One, or Silent Bastard, or simply, Wanker. This guy is a total clown, and not in a good way: he'll intentionally sabotage you anyway possible once the game starts, and usually doesn't say much, or "doesn't have" the microphone. If you've met one of them, then you can easily see right through them; they don't hurry to leave the ship, they just sorta stick around not doing anything, not even being on the monitor, just waiting. Can waste stun grenades for no reason, can attack and kill anyone remaining on the ship (unlikely to attack more than one person), and can (and most likely will) start the ship to leave everyone behind. Extra evil ones might drop all the previously collected scrap outside before taking off. If you're the host, then dealing with him is extremely simple: any sign of malicious intent, kick his ass off the server. If you're not the host, then try to grab and hold on to all the shovels before he manages to get his hands on one. If he did get a shovel and starts acting aggressively, but you have a teleporter, switch the camera on him, teleport to force him to drop the shovel, take it, then put the teleporter into storage (I actually don't know if you can do this, since I just went apeshit on the guy when I had this happen, but since the teleporter can be moved, I guess it should be possible), kill the bastard. If there are more than 4 shovels or no teleporter, then hold only 1 shovel and just hope that hitreg won't screw you over (or strike first, Freddy). Don't be too sad if you've failed, not your fault that even in this game some assholes still want to grief for no reason, they already have a personal chair prepared in Hell anyway. If you've managed to outsmart him and secure the kill, then mock him relentlessly and tell him everything good and bad he needs to know about himself. After this, just go back to business and help your crewmates. He's basically a masked that can do way more than just kill you. F- tier

I would say im a mix of the mail man (carrier) and brave, the inverse teleporter is my favourite and I would rather go in with no items so I can hold more scrap :)

E tier: The hacker that joins the lobby, that doesn't take damage and has infinate stamina and u don't even realize it until you spectate them, and they be ruining all fun for the rest.

One you forgot to mention was the teamkiller - using shotguns and shovels to kill other players, or ring the bell / make noise to cause the boss to eat the other player. F tier

Don't forget the warrior class. Essentially a higher-skill bodyguard. The person who can kill most anything with a shovel, and only dies to giants and sneaky coilheads. Never played with one, but I have definitely seen them. Also, the decorator is a lot of fun if their spending is done in measure.

Are there a lot of friendly players in Lethal Company? I'm a new player and I don't have any friends who want to play with me, so I'm playing alone. I heard that Lethal company is very enjoyable with crew and I will definitely try it. Unfortunately, I will have to play alone or with random people, and in a game where teamwork is key (drg, l4d, dbd, etc.), it would be nice to meet wholesome and nice players.

I can be anyone untill I see hoarding bug loot. Than I'm theive

My extent of decoratoring is religiously moving the terminal to the space where beds are at the start, so that it's right next to the main radar screen, cameras and teleporter buttons

Underrated channel!

Having just started playing this game with friends, I already found my spot on this list - Brave 100% described me. I wanna get in, find the cool shit (I might be a little Looter as well, but Brave clicked more), scanning lets you see well enough so why waste room with a flashlight? That won't help me with the quota, I don't have room for that. I LOVE the inverse tele, saves me having to run to the building. This isn't a horror game, it's a loot goblin rush for me. One of my perma teammates is an Overwatch though, and it's super handy. Tells us where to go, if there's items nearby, if there's ENEMIES nearby, if it's getting late, and deals with the map and body teleport recovery. Even when we don't currently have a walkie talkie, there's the short message signal thing (don't know the actual name, green text on screen) that he has to basically speak shorthand at us with. Best of all, we never fully wipe cuz he's in the ship. The other teammates haven't quite fallen into a role yet, but they spook easy and it's great. I've startled them before just by walking at them from the darkness or waiting for them to round the corner to me just standing in the hall waiting.

I am quite a mixing player. We have more or less changing roles (depending on the group i play with) I think i am a looter? Try to get in fast, usually use the fireexit , that the others wont use. try to speedrun the ever living shit out of it xD But still try not to hard, so i die sometimes. I kinda wanna have others hear my scream in the distance when i get wiped x,D

my group and I started decorating our ship with the random fancy lamps we get and cozy lights and now our ship actually looks nice

I always want to go into the building but I have an irresistible urge to carry items back to the ship specifically on Titan because i know for a fact that if i don't we won't be able to bring half of it down by the time monsters spawn

what about the encyclopedia player? the one who knows nearly everything about the game be it lore, monster facts or just general knowledge?

I haven't played Lethal Company yet(waiting for a sale), but if I'd be playing I'll probably be some other type of player - the "Scout" or "Boba Fett". My main item would be a Jetpack. Yeah, it's sucks at all things possible, but with that item I'll be able to see the danger that comes from a far to let my team know about it before they try going in there. Also, aside from that I'll be able to grab attention of Giants and Dogs, to make sure, Looters and Carriers would make it with all items without any issues. But that doesn't mean i would go and spend our money on jetpack right away, I'll go in with the team as well. And if something goes wrong, I would gladly give one of my teammate a Jetpack(let's say, if some crew is a higher rank than all the others) I really wish for Jetpack to be more useful or at least a good pick

I love the inverse teleporter 😭. Its more fun if you get someone else to inverse with you because its kinda a minigame to find eachother inside the building and is funny when you get inversed next to eachother

as a guy that brings the items to the ship: how dare you call me out in this way

I'm definitely a looter and sometimes a brave. I don't always use the inverse teleporter or even buy it all the time but it is always fun to do it once in awhile :]

i answered s at first question, because this game is so good and funny when you dont know anything about it, and when someone new plays it i just start to remember how much joy i had by playing it at first time, when everything was so mysterious and interesting, like, studying what around, collecting tapes with info and encounter monsters for first time, its just too cool.

The opposite of Needs a Map is Compass head/Completionist. He remembers surface of each planet down to a little shrub and despite it being randomly generated you have a feeling that he knows the interior as well. Usually buys a spray can and marks dead ends. He brings good loot as he cleans every area that he explored. If you are lost he will always find you. He won't necessarily help you if you are attacked by monster though. Also usually he either dies to the monster or explores down to the last second.

Btw i feel like there is 1 more role, the scouter, dude is constantly checking surroundings to make sure some bracken doesn't kidnap someone, or something worse. They will 100% get haunted by the little girl, but atleast they'll tell you when something bad shows up

2:20 calm down man. I am not even interested in it. No need to call me out like that. Just doin my shovel 1v1s with everything. The comedian or troll usually gets it. But something is mixed up. The Brave one doesn't specify exist. It is just usually the looter

"How would you rate a noob?" S! "That's incorrect, it's an S" You see why I can't get behind the idea of love and existence?

You should add a hero player category the dude that takes one for the team he'll stare at the coil head the entire game and not move an inch so nobody else has to deal with it or when they get attacked by a monster without a shovel they step on a landmine to take them down with him overall just a player that does anything for the company

Thank you for putting n00b in S tier. I played my first game yesterday because someone gifted me the game after I showed him some funny memes from it, but I had no idea what to do. The game I ended up in had a modded a looter and a troll. The host was very nice and patient. 😂 I died by missing a jump 😂😂😂😂 😢

Bro I ain't gonna lie I'm the troll 100% of the time. Literally going to the ship just to put a mask on is my go to play.

"We're not making quota!" The guy with the bees:

You missed out "The Minesweeper" buys a stun grenade and proceeds to dispose of every landmine they can find.

I'm a mix of a looter and a carrier, I always head straight into the building and get as much stuff as i can and then take it back to the ship and then continue getting stuff from the front of the building to the ship

As the guy in the chair, I gotta bump Mr Walkie Talkie up because when the Looter team inverse teleports in, he’s the one who usually finds them and actually gives me a way to communicate with the team inside

As a certified carrier, I am indeed terrified of dogs 😭

My playstyle is usually sprinting in, grab quick loot, bring it back to the ship, play the carrier and transport all the items left outside, then sit on the computer. It allows me to get in, get some loot, garuntee we make money, save people, etc. and then sometimes I just become one with the pack and get inside and have fun

Last thing I heard before my friend became an overwatch was “WHAT DO YOU MEAN YOU CANT SEE HER???”

Feel like the "Split-Pusher" could be a type of lethal company player. Always goes to the fire exit, never follows the crowd.

I can’t tell you how many times I’ve had “the guy in the chair” just do nothing. Not too long ago, I was suffocating and when I was spectating, he’d just been watching

Cool, am the brave one haha. I like the inverse teleporter. Not really for saving time, but I like to mentally map the area before others will come. I also like to be lost and scared, it makes the relief of finding my mates soo good haha.

as a security I could confirm I always bring pro flashlight and a shovel just to take some lootbug down or chase bracken

feel like you should include "wanderer" always wanders off, gets scared when alone, but gets loot from deep inside the building. but can't find their way out or dies screaming 8 out of 10 times. hates modded fire exits

My group calls the “man in the chair” Mission Control, and I always found it super fitting for the job they’re doing

bro my friend ran FOR HIS LIFE, SCREAMING, because he heard a hoarding bug do the "YUPIEEEEEEE"

As the Looter, I also can say, I say my team give me all stuff because I can bring all to the ship immediately, or just bring to the ship all stuff that was stayed in the exit. This always help my team stay alive and have quota because I and stuff in the ship. Also after 2-4 runs to base with full of items in every run I stay inside the ship and watching for my team.

i have a friend who is a troll and forces us to let him be the overwatcher and when he's not he's the too much equipment guy bringing an air horn, a yield sign, a walkie talkie and a flash light

I have a friend who has an uncanny knack for finding the apperatus, gets it every singe game and somehow always emerges from the depths of the facility right before we think all hope is lost

Me and my friends had a funny moment in the skinwalker mod where i was walking in a maze, and i heard someone say "I found flower-man" it was the bracken that said that. As i ran away, i heard someone else say "You got the bell i found?" It was a loot bug, and then a thumper started chasing me, and the last thing i saw was a coil-head charging me once i got to the main entrance anyway we met quota

I am a looter, and we usually go for the fire exits and the leave others the main entrance so they can do some work as well

You forgot the "Talk on discord" one that won't let you buy a walkie because you could just use discord

Im not brave but you bet that im going on that inverse teleporter for the funny moments of having to walk through darkness completely lost and trying to echolocate my friends

Nothing stronger than the bond between a looter and a carrier

honestly i love it so much that i dont really care if we have trolls its fun because it ends quickly and its hilarious if theres a high quota run with pros its fun because its intense and we usually stay till midnight or till we have to leave

Looks like you got blessed by the algorithm

The Bee guy: obsessed with getting bee hives, seen a lot of videos about it and he WILL get this hive or die trying. Usually they spend more time outside tinkering with the bees than looting for more consistent loot, but when they finally get those hives he will feel like a god

Taking this video and part 2 into account, I'm a mixture of the looter, carrier, overwatch, beekeeper, and jack of all when in groups. If things get dicey or if solo, I bring out the Pro/EOTM side. I like being a carry, but not by assertion. I enjoy carrying when it comes down to the wire which is why I'll initially play the more supportive roles and only go tryhard if I have to.

I do a lot of staying in the chair when I'm playing with friends who aren't as experienced, because being able to guide them, shut off doors/turrets, and warn them is more valuable than us all going in and probably dying to a bracken or coil head. Plus, it's really easy to get loot and find fire exit because you can just see where everything is. Otherwise, when playing with over 4 people and/or more experienced players, I switch between ship duty and being the fighter with a shovel.