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If you're looking to find new and fun ways to play Lethal Company, whether it be with your friends or solo, you've come to the right place. In this guide we'll cover the different ways to install mods and how to get them working.

The first step you're going to want to go over before you install mods is your preferred method. Keep in mind that you want your preferred method to match the host's of the lobby, otherwise your games will be incompatible with each other. There are two easy ways to install mods for Lethal Company right now, one being manual and the other one being through a popular mod manager, Thunderstore.io.

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In order to install mods manually, you'll need to first download a file called BepInEx. Once you have this downloaded, you'll need to unzip the folder and place it into your Lethal Company folder. Make sure you download the file from the Assets tab that's relevant to your machine.

This is the basis for all your mod installation from here. The rest of the steps will vary based on what mods you're looking into. The most popular place to download mods is Thunderstore.io, which is likely where you'll get all your mods. If you're unsure about which mods are required to make your desired mods work, you can always check on the mod page and it'll tell you if the mod has any dependencies. Follow the same steps for each mod to get them up and running!

Once you've downloaded Thunderstore.io, the mod installation becomes very simple. Search for Lethal Company in the search tab and click on it. It'll prompt you to create a profile for the game, which you can go ahead and do. It's for your own purpose, so feel free to name it whatever you'd like. Once you're in, select your profile and it'll bring up the available mods.

Download BepInExPack, which is required for all mods by just clicking the Download button once you've navigated to it. It's pinned in the store, so it should be easy to find. Once you've done that, you're ready to start installing any mods you'd like! When downloading mods from the store, be sure to check dependencies by clicking the Associated button. This will tell you the mods you'll need to download in order to get your current mod working.

While using this method, you'll need to launch the game directly from the store by clicking the Modded play button in the top right. This will launch a version of your games with the mods on it.

If you want to check to see if the mods are installed correctly, simply launch the game and in the bottom left corner, below the game's version number you'll either see (MOD) if you installed the mods manually or (MC) if you used the Thunderstore.io app. Enjoy scavenging with your friends with any mods you'd like! Just be sure to match the host's mods.

From the Arsenal, you can install mods on your equipment, but they are limited by the equipment's mod capacity that depends on the level of the equipment. Any mod can be installed/removed freely and can be applied to several equipment at the same time. You can also upgrade your mods by using Endo Endo Endo and Credits Credits Credits through the process of Fusion.

Introduced in Update 12.0 (2014-02-05), mods of the same type and fusion level are placed into an item stack, with a number on the top left showing how many of that item is available. This process is essential in reducing clutter and is also used to ease the process of selling or dissolving mods.

Mods are placed in Mod Slots (commonly referred to as "slots"), arrayed in a rectangular grid. In addition to these general slots, which are compatible with the vast majority of mods, some types of equipment have special slots, which are only compatible with a corresponding class of mods.

Items have a limited Mod Capacity, that correlates to their Rank. The maximum rank is normally 30, but for some items it is 40. Warframes/Companions/Archwings/K-Drives/Necramechs and Weapons can be supercharged with an Orokin Reactor or Orokin Catalyst respectively, which doubles the available Mod capacity. Mod Capacity functions as a limit to what mods can be equipped depending on their drain. Mods can have a drain of 0 to as high as 20 depending on the mod and what rank it is. Items also have a minimum mod capacity, which adds mod points onto items that are a lower rank than a player's current Mastery Rank. The amount of minimum mod capacity is equal to the player's mastery rank.

Transmutation is one of the ways of acquiring mods. Choosing this Mod Action, players can sacrifice four selected unranked mods to generate a random mod from a list of mods that can be acquired in this way. Alternatively, three selected mods and one Transmutation Core can be used to guarantee a random mod of a specific polarity. Transmutation of Riven Mods requires a Riven Transmuter. Mods that cannot be acquired by transmutation are conventionally called untransmutable mods.

Choosing this Mod Action, a player can convert a mod into a set amount of Endo, equal to 75% of the Endo invested in the mod[3]. Riven mods have a special calculation (see the table below). Any selection of single mods and/or stacks of mods can be sold, and players are prompted to review and confirm the action after clicking "Dissolve".

Standard mods (or single-stat mods) are the basic class of mods: all the mods that provide a straightforward bonus to a single stat. In each item category, each base stat only corresponds to one standard mod. At times, changes to game mechanics have included total redesigns of some mods to become a different single-stat mod or dual-stat mods (e.g. Quickening), but these are still essentially standard mods. Standard mods are generally equipped in one of the main slots, but some are Exilus mods.

A standard mod may come in six variants: Normal, Flawed, Primed, Umbra, Amalgam, Galvanized, and Archon. In addition to being eligible for these variants, standard mods may also have a unique variant.

Players cannot install duplicate mods onto a single piece of equipment. Likewise, different variants of the same mod cannot be equipped together. For example, a given pistol can only accept one Hornet Strike mod at a time, and Flow, Primed Flow and Archon Flow can't be installed together on a single Warframe.

Flawed mods are an inferior variant of standard mods. They have a maximum rank of 3, and provide an overall reduced effect. They are automatically picked up during the course of the Vor's Prize quest. Flawed mods are untransmutable and untradeable. The quest in which are they are obtained is not replayable, so there is no way to gain additional Flawed mods subsequent to it. Visually, Flawed mods have a cracked image.

Primed mods are a superior variant of mods, that have had their maximum rank increased to 10. Most Primed mods can be obtained from Baro Ki'Teer, but four Primed mods, Primed Fury, Primed Vigor, Primed Shred, and Primed Sure Footed are only obtained from 200/400/600/900 Daily Tributes and cannot be traded with players. All Primed mods are of the Legendary rarity, and they are untransmutable.

Umbra mods are a class of Legendary mods, that feature the properties of both Primed mods and Set Mods. All are a superior variant of a standard mod, while also possessing a second stat that grants enhanced effectiveness when fighting Sentient enemies. They are divided in sets, but the Set Bonus of each set is the same: an increase of each mod's bonuses. Umbra mods are acquired through the The Sacrifice Quest (and can thereafter be reacquired via Cephalon Simaris). They are untransmutable and untradeable. All Umbra mods have the exclusive Umbra polarity that can only be applied with an Umbra Forma. Visually, Umbra mods are Legendary mods with a set indicator.

Amalgam mods can be either slightly inferior or superior variants, and come with certain additional properties. Some sacrifice a small amount of their main bonus to provide a small bonus to another stat of an altogether different item. Others are weapon-specific, and are actually superior variants, while still having a second stat. The latter also usually have a third stat, generally understood as a novelty/utility feature (e.g. extra gore). Amalgam mods do not have a formal Rarity tier, but yield the same amount of Credits and Endo when sold and dissolved, respectively, as Rare mods. They are untransmutable and untradeable. Thematically, they are amalgamations of two existing mods (so for example, Amalgam Serration can be seen as a combination of Serration and Rush). These mods have a distinct Sentient-influenced visual styling.

Galvanized mods have slightly inferior base stats than their original counterpart, but in turn have stacking buffs from killing enemies that make them a superior variant to standard mods. Their maximum ranks are increased to 10. Galvanized mods do not have a formal Rarity tier, but yield the same amount of Credits and Endo when sold and dissolved, respectively, as Rare mods. Galvanized mods are purchased from the Arbitrations vendor for 20 Vitus Essence each.

Introduced in Veilbreaker, Archon mods are a special variant of Warframe mods that trigger special effects upon using Warframe Abilities that satisfy conditions such as killing an enemy with a particular element, causing an elemental proc, or healing. All currently existing Archon mods have a max rank of 10 and have rank up costs similar to Legendary mods. Archon mods are purchased using Stock from Chipper upon reaching Rank 3 (Fort) with Kahl's Garrison.

Nonstandard mods are all the other mods that provide bonuses to either the same stats as the standard mods or to certain other stats, or modify equipment in specific ways. They come in different classes and have a more varied design. Nonstandard mods stack with other mods providing the same type of bonus (certain exceptions exist). Therefore, Vitality (a standard Health mod) stacks with Vigor (a Nightmare mod, providing both a Health and Shield bonus). They generally do not have variants (a small number of Primed Nightmare mods are one exception). 2351a5e196