Random public servers
Pick stable damage, healing, or defense before flexing. A boring reliable class can carry harder than a flashy pick with no support.
Class rankings
A tier list for the kind of public matches where half the lobby is learning, someone is late to revive, and the wave suddenly piles into the middle.
Last checked: May 30, 2026
Best class picks
Treat this as a quick pick guide. Updates can change the meta, but the safest classes are usually the ones that still help when the team gets messy.
| Tier | Classes | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| S Tier | Necromancer | Great when your team can hold space and let summons turn zombie pressure back on the wave. |
| A Tier | Medic, Marksman, Tactician, Bastion | The safer public-server picks: healing, range, support, and front-line control all save messy runs. |
| B Tier | Engineer, Demolitionist | Useful when the team plays around their setup, especially chokepoints and crowd control. |
| C Tier | Survivor, Ninja | Playable early, but most players move on once credits and better role choices open up. |

Public-server reality
A class can look perfect on paper and still feel bad if the squad has no healing, no front line, or no one clearing pressure. This list weighs how classes perform when the lobby gets messy.
How to choose
Pick stable damage, healing, or defense before flexing. A boring reliable class can carry harder than a flashy pick with no support.
Split the jobs: one player slows pressure, one keeps people alive, and the rest delete the targets that actually matter.
Do not spend like you already know the map. Get a steady class, learn the wave rhythm, then start chasing the fancy picks.
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