Classes

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Boom goes the baby! ―Brute.

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The characters players get to control in-game are known as classes. At the start of any match, players are prompted to choose their class via the Class Selection Screen. Note that pressing the , key during a match will re-open the Class Selection Screen. All of the nine playable classes in Typical Colors 2 are based on their Team Fortress 2 counterparts. From the Flanker's unparalleled agility to the Brute's raw strength, every class has something to offer to their team. The classes are grouped into three separated combat types.

For more information on each class, visit their respective pages.

Disclaimer

Although each class is grouped under distinct role types for ease of reading and access, they are not bound by these labels. Most classes have other roles that are largely playstyle dependent, and as such there are other community-made roles for each class.

Classes

Pick

Flanker, Marksman and Annihilator are best at picking off 1 class at a time but can't hold too much ground against more then 3 classes fighting them at once.

Render of Flanker in the class selection screen.
FLANKER
	Role Synopsis
	The Flanker specializes in patrolling objectives and going toe-to-toe against single targets with his double capture rate and his powerful Lever Shotgun, respectively. He has the highest base speed in the game and has the ability to double jump, making both aforementioned tasks even easier. However, he shares the lowest health pool in the game with three other classes, meaning sustained fights against large groups of enemies are not advised.

Render of Marksman in the class selection screen.
MARKSMAN
	Role Synopsis
	The Marksman serves best in the backlines, where he is able to scope out the objective and pick opponents from afar. His primary weapon, the Sniper Rifle, is devastating when landing a headshot and can even kill an overhealed Brute when fully charged. His MAC-10 and Machete are excellent at close-ranged self-defense and should not be underestimated in combat. Much like other one-on-one pick classes such as Flanker and Agent, good positioning is vital to your performance.

Render of Annihilator in the class selection screen.
ANNIHILATOR
	Role Synopsis
	The Annihilator is a threat to large groups of opponents, more so than the Trooper in some instances, as his mere presence can be enough to disrupt coordinated team pushes. His Grenade Launcher packs a hefty punch, and can very easily cripple the enemy's defenses if several direct pipes land in a row. His Stickybomb Launcher has a high ammo capacity and the ability to lock down an entire objective or any contested chokepoint with high-powered, manually detonated explosives.

Power

Trooper, Brute and Arsonist specialize in their power, allowing them to destroy masses of enemies with ease.

Render of Trooper in the class selection screen.
TROOPER
	Role Synopsis
	The Trooper is a jack-of-all-trades class, performing optimally in most roles. This makes him arguably one of the best combat classes for new and veteran players alike. His Rocket Launcher allows him to blow the enemy to bits, and the vast array of secondary and melee weapons at his disposal allow him to easily adapt to whatever gets in his team's way. Though he is the second slowest class by default, the extra mobility granted by rocket jumping means that a Trooper can be a constant threat to the enemy team.

Render of Brute in the class selection screen.
BRUTE
	Role Synopsis
	The Brute is a great pick for holding the line, as he can often become the anchor for his team in heated battles. His Minigun shreds through opponents who are foolish enough to get within his range. Having the highest health pool in the game by default, he is designed for sustained fights and encounters. However, his very slow base speed means that positioning and health management are key to playing the class well.

Render of Arsonist in the class selection screen.
ARSONIST
	Role Synopsis
	The Arsonist, much like the Trooper, is adept in plenty of situations. They have the highest health/speed ratio in the game, making their advances all the more threatening. Their Flamethrower can set multiple people on fire at once, and has the ability to airblast. This allows the Arsonist to fulfil a niche supportive role in combat, allowing them to extinguish teammates who are on fire, reflect projectiles back at enemies and push opponents away from key areas. Combining damage from your flamethrower with your secondary and melee options are also vital to an Arsonist player's success, as the relatively low DPS of the flamethrower makes it difficult to secure kills on its own.

Support

Mechanic, Doctor and Agent cannot hold the fight on their own, but their specialized abilities can often tip the balance in their team's favor. They offer the pick and power classes an extra edge in battle and can help turn the tide of matches in dire situations.

Render of Mechanic in the class selection screen.
MECHANIC
	Role Synopsis
	The Mechanic is the quintessential defensive class. Though he is equipped with a Shotgun and a Pistol, which are secondary weapons for other classes, each of his buildings have a unique and important role to fill. Sentries are outstanding area denial tools, and can help your team fall back to safety or push forward onto an objective. Dispensers provide health and munitions for teammates who are within its range, which can be the edge your team needs to hold the line. Teleporters are best used in conjunction with your team's power classes to bring them to the frontlines quickly, saving precious time that would have otherwise been spent walking or blast jumping.

Render of Doctor in the class selection screen.
DOCTOR
	Role Synopsis
	The Doctor is welcome on any team, no matter the game state; having the ability to quickly heal injured teammates in or out of combat, the Doctor is arguably the most influential class in the game. He also comes with the ability to SuperCharge his teammates and provide massive temporary benefits such as 8 seconds of invincibility with his default Medigun. It should be noted that his weapons are substantially weaker than other classes and are more suited for utility than dealing direct damage.

Render of Agent in the class selection screen.
AGENT
	Role Synopsis
	The Agent is arguably the weakest class in the game on her own, as she does not have much sustainability, though what she brings to the table is welcomed on any coordinated team. Her main abilities revolve around cloaking and disguising behind enemy lines to pick off key targets such as Marksmen and Doctors with her Knife and Revolver. She also wields a Sapper, which is a soft counter to an enemy Mechanic's buildings, and is best used in conjunction with team pushes.

Random

RANDOM
	Role Synopsis
	The random role will randomly select one of the nine classes for you. This option was officially added on June 11, 2021, as a part of the Summer 2021 update.

Extra

Information pertaining to two unreleased classes have been found in the game's code. Take this information with a grain of salt, as it may be unfinished, a placeholder, or subject to change.

Render of Delinquent in the class selection screen.
DELINQUENT
	Role Synopsis
	The Delinquent is statistically near identical to the Flanker, aside from a differing stock melee and health penalty. His main ability is being able to backstab enemies through the use of his Dagger.

ASSAULT
	Role Synopsis
	The Assault has strong stats however lacks in mobility techniques and strong firepower. They wield a M16A1 that works well in close to mid range combat. She has no inherent abilities outside of sharing the Dagger with Delinquent.

Size

All classes have varying heights, with the Mechanic being the shortest and Brute being the tallest of all classes for the purposes of tracing hitscan weapons.

However, all classes are considered to be the same size and height when panning over to third-person. This is due to the purpose for collisions with players, melee attacks and projectiles. This also means the classes doesn't have any advantages/disadvantages to navigate corners or tight spaces.

Trivia

• Before the Kringle's Annual New Year Expansion update, The classes were originally divided into "Offensive", "Defensive" and "Support". Offensive included; Flanker, Trooper and Annihilator. Defensive included; Arsonist, Brute and Mechanic. Support included; Doctor, Marksman and Agent.
  • Originally; Arsonist was a Offensive class before being swapped with Annihilator during The Update with Patches And Content.
  • Using the setting "Archived Class Wheel", you can revert the class sorts back to Offensive, Defensive, and Support.
• There was 2 more classes during the Pre Rehaul phase, Civilian/VIP and Mercenary.

Gallery

Others

Screenshot of Extra Classes.