Trying to save my teammates dead body.

Hey fellow scrap collectors! I wanted to share a recent, absolutely wild experience from my Lethal Company sessions. We were deep inside, trying to hit quota, when one of my friends tragically became a teammate dead body. You know that gut-wrenching feeling, right? The dilemma of leaving them behind for the ship or attempting a risky retrieval. This time, it was even more intense because our game is moded. We’re running a mod that makes monsters mimic players voices, and let me tell you, that adds a whole new layer of terror. Imagine hearing your fallen friend's voice echoing through the dark corridors, only to realize it's a Coil-Head or a Thumper trying to lure you. It makes the already difficult task of getting a teammate dead body back to the ship feel almost impossible. For those asking, 'can you revive in Lethal Company?' In the vanilla game, not in the traditional sense like in many other survival games. Once a teammate is down, they're gone until the next round. Your goal then shifts to retrieving their body for a token amount of compensation and to avoid the penalty for leaving them behind. This is crucial for hitting that quota and keeping the Company happy. But with mods, things can change! While true "revival" is rare even with mods, some might offer different mechanics or at least make body retrieval incredibly challenging, like my voice mimicry mod. It really pushes you to think strategically. I remember one time, I had my Hands full with a couple of pieces of scrap and then found my friend's body. I had to quickly Drop Body (my own items, that is) to pick up theirs. It’s a constant juggle. Many of you might be familiar with games like Dark and Darker where how to revive teammate is a core mechanic, often involving a shrine or a specific item. Lethal Company takes a different approach, emphasizing the disposable nature of your crew in the face of corporate greed and cosmic horror. This makes every decision about a downed teammate weigh heavily. Do you risk your own life and the gathered scrap to bring back a body that won't actually 'revive'? Or do you cut your losses? My advice for dealing with these situations, especially in a modded game with voice-mimicking monsters (or even the default ones like the Thumper or Coil-Head, often mistaken for an 'animal company seal monster' due to their strange movements!), is to always have a plan. Designate a 'body carrier' if possible, or at least someone to provide cover. Always be aware of your surroundings, and don't fall for those eerie voice imitations! It's better to be safe and lose a body than lose the entire crew trying to be a hero. The thrill of trying to save your friend, even if it's just their remains, is what makes Lethal Company so intense and unforgettable. Stay safe out there, and happy scavenging!