The Ultimate Vanilla +

Modpack focused on keeping the vanilla aspects of the game, but with improved quality of life, optimization, a few new moons, and better aesthetics

There are mods focused on enhancing the vanilla experience of the game without ruining it, with some new moons and interiors, and a few new monsters that don’t stray far from the game’s standard aesthetics and mechanics.

Other optimization and aesthetic mods are also present (runs perfectly fine even on lower-end PCs).

Emojis are used with the apostrophe or quote key (' or ") which is usually below the "ESC" key.

All disabled mods are some that I personally believe would still match a "Vanilla+" experience, but I disabled them as a way to make the modpack more easily customizable for users with less experience, meaning you can enable whichever you want according to your performance and/or gameplay preferences.

Most mods are already configured for a more balanced experience and can still be tweaked to the user’s liking. Have fun!

Things to know:

• Press "F" to turn on the flashlight without having to hold it.
• Hold "ALT" and scroll the mouse wheel to switch between the flashlight and the walkie-talkie.
• Hold "R" or "X" to talk through the walkie-talkie without holding it.
• Only 10% chance of triggering a meltdown when removing the generator, instead of 100% like in vanilla.
• "LGU" in the terminal to buy upgrades with the "Lategame Upgrades" mod.
• "LGC" in the terminal for optional moon missions that grant 750 credits upon completion.
• "INTERN" in the terminal revives the spectated player for 60 credits (Lategame Upgrades mod).
• It’s possible to revive non-teleported corpses by holding "Enter" while looking at them, provided they’ve been dead for less than 5 minutes (ReviveCompany mod).
• Upon death, you become a ghost who can move freely and interact with certain objects (Poltergeist mod). Use number keys (1,2,3,4...) to teleport to other players in this mode. Press "Q" to switch back to the default spectator mode.

Performance tips:

• If you need more performance, sacrifice moon mods like Wesley Moons and Moons of Otherworldly Oddity or other standalone moon packs. If you don’t want to lose all the moons from one of those mods, they’re also available separately.
• Lethal Company has a serious RAM leak issue, so this is only necessary if you have 8 GB of RAM or less.
• Enabling all options in the "Lethal Sponge" mod makes the game look worse but grants an extra 5–10 FPS.
• The "HDLCPatch" mod also makes sense if you want to tweak graphics for better performance.