Alexis Ongsansoy
Investing in expensive equipment is very serious business in Lethal Company. That’s why you buy the Inverse Teleporter right away after finishing a few successful moon ventures! But using the device willy-nilly can have numerous consequences, think of it as if you were going to a casino. Only difference is you’re taken through the entrance blindfolded and you’ll never know where you’ll wind up.
So, is there a way around the horrors of the Inverse Teleporter? Should you use it alone? What awaits you on the other side? One of those answers might include death, but we can work our way around that. Read the rest of the guide and find out how this device works!
Inverse Teleporter Guide
The Inverse Teleporter is a piece of ship equipment you can purchase and use during your scavenging runs. It costs 425 credits and has a cooldown of three minutes and thirty seconds.
Using the device blindly is considered a bold / risky move. You can’t bring any items with you inside of the teleporter period. But it’s all about the thrill of the gamble at the end of the day!
The device teleports you from the ship to a random point inside of the facility. This includes rooms locked from the outside, making the device unsafe to use on your lonesome.
Using the Inverse Teleporter requires you to check the View Monitor to know which player is being voluntarily sacrificed. You’ll see their name on the top.
Once the device finishes cooling down, look to the left of the monitor. There’s a yellow button on your desk that’s begging to be pushed. Do what Dee Dee would do and push the button to fire up the teleporter.
Step on the platform and wait for the teleporter to do its job. Multiple players can go inside of the inverse teleporter to reduce waiting time. All of you will be teleported to random locations, including locked rooms.
If another player is inside of the ship with you, then they will have to teleport you back out. However, that can only be done with the normal Teleporter. That costs an extra 375 credits. To tell the difference between the two, the Inverse Teleporter has yellow highlights on it.
And that’s how the Inverse Teleporter works in Lethal Company. So why not give it a go? Are you feeling lucky?
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