Use job coverage, not fantasy loadouts
The practical value of a class comes from covering reception, treatment, movement, or defense. Use the role comparison instead of claiming one permanent ranking.
Open class roles, anomalies, threats, and character pages from one hub. Use this as a directory, not as a fake min-max spreadsheet.
Compare all ten known classes by role, solo fit, team fit, and confidence level.
Start with the full anomaly hub, then branch into visual, photo, CCTV, or named threat pages.
Check Barney, Ratthew, Liz, and other named-character questions without flattening theory into fact.
The practical value of a class comes from covering reception, treatment, movement, or defense. Use the role comparison instead of claiming one permanent ranking.
Pick the job you need, then move into the class guide, squad planner, or anomaly directory instead of opening disconnected entity pages.
Connect class and anomaly choices to treatment items, Animal Coins, and reward-status limits.
Use the room-flow and event hub when a build choice depends on shift pressure or emergencies.