Are you trying to understand what Hazard Levels mean in Lethal Company? Here’s everything you need to know about them.
Hazard Levels, also known as Danger Ratings, signify the difficulty level of each moon, ranging from D (easiest) all the way up to S+ (hardest).
Let’s go through the ratings in further detail.
All Lethal Company Hazard Levels Explained
Overall, a higher Hazard level signifies a higher difficulty. For instance, Titan is considered the hardest Moon in the game.
Here are all Hazard Levels in Lethal Company and the Moons in each level:
- Hazard Level D (Assurance)
- Hazard Level C (Vow)
- Hazard Level B (Experimentation, Offense, March)
- Hazard Level A (Rend)
- Hazard Level S (Dine)
- Hazard Level S+ (Titan)
In lower ratings, enemies are more scarce, and not all types of creatures spawn.
For instance, based on our Lethal Company creatures list, very high-threat creatures only spawn on S and S+ planets.
Keep in mind that ratings aren’t 100% accurate but only work as general indications. For instance, Experimentation is significantly easier compared to Vow or Assurance, despite having a Hazard Level B.
Similarly, while Rend has a rating of A, it is exceptionally harder compared to any B-rating moon.
However, high risk also means high reward. For instance, the average scrap value on Assurance is 609 and the most you can get is 2720. Instead, on Titan, the average is 1641 and the highest value is 4864.
Based on that, the best money farm in Lethal Company is on Titan.
Wrapping up
To summarize this Hazard Level Lethal Company guide, these levels signify the difficulty rating of each planet and specifically how many and what types of enemies will spawn.
On planets with A or more, it’s important to be extra careful since starting with Rend, the difficulty spikes up significantly.
What’s the hardest planet you’ve managed to survive on so far? How many credits did you earn? Let us know in the comments below.
To make it easier to survive on harder planets, consider also checking out our list of the best tips and tricks in Lethal Company.
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