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Whether or not you win or lose in Lethal Company, players get assigned notes at the end of the round. These notes tell you how you did in the game, but what factors go into being assigned a note is never specified anywhere in-game. This guide gives you a peek behind the curtain and tells you how notes are assigned in Lethal Company and how they work.
How Are Notes Assigned & How Do They Work
All information from this guide is extracted from the game’s code. A multitude of things can go into what triggers these notes to be assigned to you. Listed below are all four notes players can achieve in Lethal Company.
The Laziest Employee
You can get the Laziest Employee by having the LEAST amount of steps in a team.
The Most Paranoid Employee
You can get The Most Paranoid Employee by having the most number of Turn Amounts in a team. If you’re wondering what a Turn Amount is, it’s defined by how many camera rotations you do in a round. This means if you flick your mouse a lot to look around, the game thinks that you’re panicking.
Given this, if you’re someone who plays a lot of first-person shooters and is used to peaking and making glances for threats, you’re most likely to get The Most Paranoid Employee note.
Sustained The Most Injuries
As the name says, you can get Sustained the Most Injuries if you take the most damage in the team.
Most Profitable
Players can get the Most Profitable note if they recover the highest total value of scrap. This means that this is affected by the total amount of loot a player collects and can drop into the ship.
That being if you drop loot in front of the ship, and a crew mate takes the loot in for you, they’ll be credited for that value of scrap and not you.
Nevertheless, these notes don’t provide any perks or advantages; they are purely another element of fun in the game. Therefore, there’s no need to be greedy!
And that sums up what all the notes in Lethal Company mean and how they work. Feel free to check out our other guides and like figuring out what the heck Company Buy means.
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