The best way to play Lethal Company is with a team. If you don't know anyone playing the game, check out how to join the Lethal Company Discord, where you can find yourself some crewmates.
What is the Lethal Company Discord link?
Discords are very useful when you're playing a game. The same can be said for the official Lethal Company Discord, which is a must-join if you're looking for help. You'll find many people giving advice in the channels on how to survive some of the more lethal monsters or how to use different equipment.
You can also find people looking for teammates. As far as I've experienced in the game, this community is pretty welcoming. They are willing to help, especially if you're just starting the game, so feel free to join some crews.
It's not all help, as you'll also enjoy funny memes and videos others have shared. Another important aspect of the server is the suggestions and bug-reporting channels. This shows me the developers are ready to listen to the community and to work and update the game.
How to join the Lethal Company Discord
All you need to do is press the invite link above and join. You'll get a pop-up asking what you're looking for in the Discord server; select one of the options, and you're good to go! Don't overthink it, as you'll get access to all existing channels inside the Lethal Company server anyway.
Are there other Lethal Company Discord Servers?
There aren't any other official Lethal Company Discord servers. However, as the game gets more popular, so does the official Discord. With an influx of people, it's easy to miss valuable information. The developer of Lethal Company has also suggested you create or join other servers as the official one gets more crowded. One I've found helpful is the Unofficial Lethal Company Community Discord server.
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