Characters & Weapons Guide

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Welcome to this guide! I hope you are having fun with this game. This guide is meant for beginners who are unsure of what classes to level up or which weapons to buy. I was looking for a guide such as this in the beginning when stars weren't plenty to buy whatever weapons I wanted. Also, because levelling is so slow, it is crucial to pick the right classes in the beginning to raise a powerful class for end-game levels. Unfortunately, in my opinion, a lot of options in this game are imbalanced. At first glance they seem to be different enough to be interesting, but due to the simple gameplay, there is a clear difference of how good or bad certain characters are. To better illustrate the characters usefulness, they have been assigned into tiers. This game is all about killing bad guys and saving hostages. Therefore, the character's worth unfortunately happened to be mainly determined by how well they take down multiple armored enemies and occassional boss enemies, which are the game's biggest hurdles. S Tier -The strongest characters that can handle the hardest levels and enemies with relative ease. If you are stuck on a level, these guys will do it for you. Assaulter His ridiculously strong weapons with insane armor piercing, DPS, accuracy, and aimed shot, and sniper support means there are no situations he can't handle. Breacher Breacher's insanely overpowered weapons makes you feel like you're cheating the entire time. His only problem is that he could kill hostages too easily, but he can bring a pistol for situations like these. A Tier - Definitely strong, very strong. However, they can't handle all situations exceptionally well like S tiers. Off-duty Guy Off-duty Guy is known for one thing. His trapper rifle. It flies quite straight, thus making it perfect for leaving hostages unharmed for them 3 stars clears. Furthermore, It one shot kills unarmored enemies after some upgrades. Combined with his weapon penetration, he will turn the early levels into a complete joke. However, he severely lacks the means to penetrate armor except aimed shot, which means he will struggle very hard in breaching rooms filled with multiple armored enemies. B Tier - They have their unique strengths, but unfortunately lack the high power weapons needed to tackle late game enemies. Recon Recon can produce some very satisfying gameplay and incredible DPS with his ability to highlight enemies with cameras, but unfortunately, his SMGs produce too little dps to be any higher than B tier. Agent Fergie EFF BEE AYE. I wanted to main her so bad in the beginning. She's so cool! Unfortunately, this game is mostly about killing enemies, and her weapons just don't do that well enough. Her gimmicks of high melee damage and rolls just don't have that much of incentive to use once you realize using guns from a far distance is just a far more rewarding option. C Tier - They may get through the early levels with ease, but they start to struggle too hard when they face multiple, armored, or boss enemies. Shield Shield's got a lot of cool gadgets that are completely unique, but her weapons just deal such sub-par damage. Agent Fergie and Shield shares a lot of weapons, but Agent Fergie's weapons have special abilities such as double tap and aimed shot to deal with armored or massed enemies. Shield has none of them. She struggles with every kind of late game enemies, and especially bosses. Her flash shield is so awesome though. It is a bit tricky to decide this because of the limited stat distributions. When you press skills, you will see that there is the team skill branch and the class skill branch. Skills invested into the team skill branch will apply for all playable characters. Class skill branch is just for that individual character. It should really say character instead. When you hit the max level, which is a long, long, long and arudous process, you will realize you won't be able to get all the skill points, which is incredibly disappointing. So if you want to min max your character, you can select a few characters that you won't be playing a lot, or just aren't that good or fun like the shield, and use her to level up the team skill branch. This is honestly a boring and frustrating way to get into the game so I won't recommend it. There is good news though. Many characters don't benefit a lot from the bottom skill path of the class branch, which is called Tactics, or Gear Bag for Off-duty guy. Not only does it flat out say no gradual improvement, but for characters like Off-duty guy, Twixie, and Garand AP ammo really isn't good, at all. They just won't be used much at all. The characters that don't require investments into tactics due to very limited benefits: Assaulter, Shield, Agent Fergie, Off-duty Guy. Characters that benefit from a maxed out skill tree: Breacher, Recon. While Recon definitely benefits from a maxed out Tactics tree, it is a difference of night and day for Breacher. The armor-piercing skill for Breacher completely trivializes the end game armored enemies. It is a must have and I recommend taking 0 team skills as Breacher. May this piece of information help you figure out who you'd play! Before heading into weapon descriptions, occasionally the weapon stats that says damage will be listed as AP damage instead. That means armor piercing, and while it doesn't pierce through armor, it deals much more damage to armor than non-AP weapons normally would. You won't see enemies with armor for a while, but the way it works is that the armor has to be damaged first before they can be harmed. Aimed shot has the ability to deal massive damage regardless of AP or not AP, and it can take out most heavily armored enemies (not boss/elite units) in one hit, making this ability important for many characters. A lot of assaulter weapons have crazy amounts of recoil after the initial burst. Thus, the damage per shot is incredibly important. Damage too low! The UMP45 is a worthy weapon that can get you through all the way until heavily armored enemies start to appear. If you really want to play assaulter from the start, grab this weapon early. Unfortunately, the MP7's damage is way too weak. The P90 has armor piercing damage, which is nice, but the low damage makes it a very bad weapon, and the high magazine capacity is meaningless. This is what makes assaulter so darn good. Despite not being the most expensive weapon, you want to have this weapon on at all times on assaulter because it is the best weapon. The initial burst of this weapon is very accurate, and the fire rate is much higher than the MCX300 Carbine, despite the game telling me that it's the same. Has AP ammo, so it will basically chew through every enemy. Good weapon, but the recoil gets too high too fast. This weapon should not be 10 stars, but it is. Get the M4A1 Carbine instead. This is a great shotgun with high damage. You can use this shotgun for a long while. Slug Fire is a single shot of a slug round that fires straight. Great for rooms with hostages, terrible versus armor. Despite having a tighter spread (therefore landing more pellets) than the Pump Action shotgun, it has much lower damage, which leads to some enemies needing two shots. The only advantage of this gun is fast reload speed, which is not significant. Do not buy. The Semi-Auto shotgun is an amazing gun with high damage, high rate of fire that can clear any rooms very well throughout the game. The S12K Tactical Shotgun is the first magazine-fed shotgun, allowing you to reload all shells at once. The damage is slightly lower than other shotguns, and the rate of fire is good, but not very fast. While the developers must have thought the magazine-fed reload would be nice, but it can be cumbersome and slower since most reloads happen after firing few shots. I recommend the Semi-Auto shotgun over this one. KSG Twin Shotgun comes with a tube loaded with buckshots and a tube loaded with slugs, allowing you to switch between different rounds. It's tube-