This guide will show the basic methods on how to make your crew safe from enemy attacks while inside your ship.
Things to Buy
Consider getting a teleporter. It helps bring back endangered crewmembers to the ship, but they lose any items they were carrying.
Think about purchasing Walkie Talkies too. They help your team communicate if they need to be teleported. If you can’t buy Walkie Talkies, agree on a signal, like doing two 360s in a row, which signals that a crewmember wants to be teleported. You might also want to get a signal translator.
Think about an Inverse Teleporter too. It brings teammates into the action, but they lose all their items, like shovels, Walkie Talkies, and flashlights. Just be careful.
Keeping the Crew Safe
As a Shiprunner/Chairman, your main goal is to keep your teammates safe and alive. When they signal danger, teleport them away from harm. If you switch the camera to someone and they’re not moving, it might mean they’re dead, unless they’re looking at a Coilhead. But to be on the safe side, assume they’re dead.
Always prioritize teleporting people out of harm’s way when they signal it.
Keeping the Ship Safe
When outside monsters like Eyeless Dogs or Forest Giants start appearing, it’s crucial to know how to operate the ship’s doors. Simply press the red button to close the doors and the green button to open them. It’s pretty straightforward. Closing the doors keeps monsters out for a limited time, including Mimics and other mentioned creatures, or any monster outside, really.
Keep in mind that the doors have limited battery. Eventually, they will open again, so hope the monsters leave before that happens. If they don’t, you’re in trouble.
Do your best to keep monsters out of the ship for as long as possible.
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