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Lethal Company SCAN Command Guide
SCAN is your fastest way to convert uncertainty into numbers. The command helps you judge if a run can clear quota before committing to risky extra loot.
What SCAN Gives You
SCAN provides a quick view of available scrap value around the facility context. It is not perfect forecasting, but it is strong enough for captain-level planning.
How to Use SCAN with Sell Targets
After a scan, compare expected haul with your remaining quota gap. If projected value is already enough, prioritize safe extraction over greedy extensions.
- Run SCAN early after landing.
- Estimate if current route covers minimum target.
- Use the quota calculator before deciding extra risk.
Team Communication Format
Clean scan callouts reduce confusion and help every teammate align on risk level.
- Call total expected value and confidence level.
- Announce whether the run is quota-clear or quota-short.
- State if an additional room sweep is mandatory.
FAQ
Is SCAN always accurate?
No command is perfect, but SCAN is accurate enough to drive practical sell and extraction decisions.
When should I run SCAN?
Run it early each mission and again if route conditions materially change.
How does SCAN help quota management?
It gives an early value estimate so you can stop overcommitting to dangerous extra loot runs.
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