Elijah Hernandez
Lethal Company is a fun multiplayer game that you can play with your friends if you want to have fun trying to survive planets with monsters roaming around. When you arrive on these planets, there is a chance you can have different weather’s that will affect your gameplay.
One weather that almost all of the community agrees on is the foggy weather, as it makes it nigh impossible to see more than 2 feet in front of you, and it’s even worse when March is Foggy. In this guide, I will show you how you can survive the foggy weather in March.
Foggy March Guide
The secret to surviving a foggy March is by knowing the layout of March to begin with – without the fog.
Now, it’s very hard to do so, considering March is already like a maze, so having a foggy weather over it is pretty much making things harder to maneuver around. However, there is a way to go around it, but you will need to have friends with you.
When you land in March and you see that it’s foggy, leave one person on the ship. They will serve as your navigator through the fog.
It is also very helpful when you need to get back on the ship and can’t find your way, the navigator will be able to guide you and the others back to the ship.
Check out this guide on Lethal Company: Complete Radar Operator Guide | Monster Identification & Symbols for more details about navigating and operator roles.
Bear in mind that the chance of getting lost is still very much possible, as March’s maze-like structure will hinder you from making it back to the ship when you salvage all you can, even with a navigator.
It’s even worse because you won’t be able to see if monsters are going to be near you due to the fog, but your navigator should be able to warn you if they spot it on the radar.
That’s all you need to know on how to survive a foggy March on Lethal Company. Did this guide help you understand how you can go around a foggy March? Let us know in the comments below.
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