collection of lethal company media and facts

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This is because at the start of a day, a timer waits 15 seconds to create a list of all spawned conductive items, and this list is never updated throughout the day. Maneaters, as indoor enemies, usually do not spawn at the start of the day, and will then not fit within that 15 seconds to be added.*

(This also means that any equipment delivered that day will not be struck by lightning.)

If a Maneater does spawn in the first 15 seconds, either naturally or artificially, it will be added to the list and struck by lightning when outside. This causes an explosion to "damage" the Maneater, decreasing its transform timer (which is also decreased by being outside).

Once the Maneater transforms, it will not stop being struck by lightning -- this is because the baby "item", while disabled, can still be struck by lightning, and moves with the adult Maneater. After 6 strikes, it will die.

*Occasionally, on the final day of a quota (0 days left), the spawn curve can be altered enough so that indoor enemies can spawn at the beginning of a day. This is still incredibly rare and difficult to replicate.

The ghost girl has an unused animation called "IdleDance", pictured above.

When attacking a player, a butler will bare its teeth. Its fingernails are also more visible in this state.

In the video above, the player has just exited visibility and targetability from the Thumper. Soon after, it plays the thunder sound effect. It is unclear what the intended use for this sound is.

Under direct lighting, the bracken's body is red.

The input from the player must have at least 3 letters, otherwise it will return with a "null word", and the terminal will display "[There was no action supplied with the word.]".

If the input has 3 or more letters, it will run through a list of keywords and first check if each word in the input is an exact match to the word. if it isn't, it loops through the string backwards, subtracting one letter for every check, and see if it is contained within a keyword. This is called a substring. If the keyword matches at any stage, it will return the respective data that matches the keyword (for instance, the input "arti" will attempt to route to Artifice). If it does not, it will return with null.

For example, this post by @pawrogi types in the sentence "hi guys im the scrungler", and the terminal returns "[DATA CORRUPTED OR OVERWRITTEN]". This is the typical return for an uncollected story log.

The first four words, "hi", "guys", "im", and "the" do not return with a keyword, as two are shorter than 3 letters and the other two do not have an associated keyword. "scrungler" is checked like this:

scrungler = [no match]

scrungle = [no match]

scrungl = [no match]

scrung = [no match]

...

scr = [scr]eams = matches keyword "screams"

Since "Screams" is the name of a story log, and it assumedly has not been collected on this save file, it returns with "[DATA CORRUPTED OR OVERWRITTEN]".

The main commands are an exception to this -- the game does identify substrings of a command (like "bestiary" and "sigurd") as a word, but it is not associated with a keyword and returns instead with "[There was no object supplied with the action, or your word was typed incorrectly or does not exist.]"

(Information acquired through ILSpy decompiling and BepInEx logging through in-game testing.)

All enemies play a sound upon exiting a vent, distinct from any "random sounds" that play without source in the main facility, as it actually signals their "spawning". Nutcrackers have an exclusive and distinct sound that plays when exiting a vent.

(Using Imperium to display the clock at all times + in real time, as well as preventing enemies from targetting/attacking. Otherwise completely vanilla.)

A Giant Sapsucker "dancing", inspired by the American woodcock's "rocking" behavior. They have a 7% chance to dance every time they attempt it.

When using a walkie-talkie in front of the wall on Gordion, there is a 3% chance every 40 seconds to hear a random "Wall sound".

There are currently two sounds that have a chance to play -- FreeRefillsForever.ogg and Kola.ogg, in order.

Unlike player voices, these sounds can be heard while not holding the walkie-talkie.