1. The Light Class (aka "Speed Demons")

Pros: Fast, sneaky, parkour kings. Perfect for grabbing cash and running like your rent depends on it.

Cons: You’re made of paper. A stiff breeze or a rogue grenade will turn you into a fine mist.

Playstyle: Think Sonic the Hedgehog, but with more panic.



2. The Medium Class (aka "Jack-of-All-Trades")

Pros: Decent mobility, decent health, decent firepower. Basically, you're the oatmeal of classes.

Cons: Oatmeal isn’t exciting.

Playstyle: Balance is key. Shoot, heal, destroy stuff—but don’t expect to be MVP unless you’re really good.



3. The Heavy Class (aka "Walking Tanks")

Pros: You’re a literal wrecking ball. Toss people across the map, shrug off bullets, and laugh in the face of explosions.

Cons: You move like a sloth carrying groceries.

Playstyle: Get in, smash stuff, and stand in the middle of the chaos like a boss.

1. Weapons

Shotguns: For when you want to say, “I’m too lazy to aim.”

Snipers: Great for taking out targets... if you can resist the temptation to quickscope.

Flamethrowers: Nothing says “I hate this map” like setting the entire building on fire.



2. Gadgets

Grappling Hook: For swinging majestically—or faceplanting into walls.

Goo Gun: Block doorways, trap enemies, or just write rude messages on the floor.

C4: Perfect for saying, “I don’t like this building anymore.”



3. Abilities

Healing: Boring but necessary. Nobody likes being "that guy" who never heals.

Cloak: Because nothing screams “fair play” like turning invisible.

Charge: Turn into a human battering ram and yeet people into next week.

1. Know Your Terrain

High ground? Good for snipers. Low ground? Good for bait. Buildings? Good for blowing up.

If something looks destructible, it is. If it doesn’t, it still might be. Test it with explosives.



2. Verticality

Always look up. Someone’s probably waiting to drop on you like a murderous Spider-Man.

Learn how to climb, grapple, and jump without looking like a newborn giraffe.



3. Cash-Out Points

These are your objectives, but let’s be honest, most of the fun happens while failing to secure them.

Pro Tip: Don’t just run in screaming. Wait until someone else starts the fight, then third-party like a pro.

1. Blow Everything Up

Is there an enemy in a building? Demolish the building.

Is there an enemy near a wall? Say goodbye to the wall.

Is there no enemy in sight? Blow something up anyway. You deserve it.



2. Use Destruction Strategically

Cut off escape routes by collapsing staircases.

Create your own shortcuts through walls.

Drop a ceiling on someone for maximum humiliation.



3. Remember: Explosions are your best friend and worst enemy. Always ask yourself, “Am I far enough away from this bomb?” The answer is probably “no.”

Use voice chat, but remember: nobody likes the guy yelling, “EZ CLAP” every five seconds.

Call out enemies, but also call out that one teammate who’s been looting instead of helping.



2. Role Assignment

Light class: Steal cash and run like your life depends on it. (It does.)

Medium class: Cover the light class, and maybe patch up the heavy class.

Heavy class: Distract the enemy by being an absolute menace.



3. Revive Your Teammates

Do it. Even if they were the one who threw a grenade at their own feet five minutes ago.

1. The Aggressive Pushers

These guys will charge straight at you. Kite them around corners, set traps, or just blow them up before they reach you.



2. The Campers

Snipers perched on rooftops? Destroy the roof. Problem solved.



3. The Trolls

They’ll spam goo, block your paths, or bait you into traps. Fight fire with fire—or goo with goo.

1. Securing the Point

Defend it like it’s the last piece of pizza at a party.

Use traps, deployables, and your body (literally) to block enemies.



2. Stealing From Others

Wait for another team to cash out. Then swoop in and rob them blind.

Bonus points for saying, “Thanks for the hard work!” in voice chat.



3. If You Lose the Cash

Blame the light class. It’s always their fault.

1. The Victory Screen

Pose dramatically. If you’re not flexing or dabbing, what are you even doing?



2. Trash Talk (Responsibly)

Keep it classy. “GG” is acceptable. “You guys are bots” is not (unless it’s true).



3. Style Over Substance

Winning is great, but did you demolish an entire building to take out one guy? That’s the real victory.

1. Always be moving. A stationary target is a dead target.


2. If you’re not sure what to do, blow something up. It’ll probably work out.


3. Have fun, but remember: The Finals isn’t just a game—it’s a lifestyle. A chaotic, explosion-filled lifestyle.



Now get out there and become a champion—or at least the person who makes everyone else scream, “WHO BLEW UP THE STAIRS AGAIN?!”