Zombie classes

Zombie classes servers take the familiar infection round and give the undead side real role identity. Instead of a single generic zombie kit, you choose a class that changes how you move, how you survive hits, and how you crack defenses. Survivors scramble to seal rooms, stack blocks, and create choke points while the first infected pick roles that define the opening pressure. The skill is less about clean duels and more about reading a build, finding the weak line, and committing to a breach at the right moment.

Most rounds settle into fortify, probe, breach, and collapse. Survivors patch holes, manage cramped space, and decide when to abandon a position. Zombies trade bodies for information, test angles, and then execute with purpose. Classes are where the strategy lives: a durable frontliner draws hits at a doorway, a mobility class punishes rooftops and ladders, a breacher focuses one block line until it fails, and utility or area-denial kits force defenders to move. Good teams stop taking isolated fights and start dividing work: entry, pressure, chase, disruption.

Progression, when present, usually expands the roster or adds small modifiers rather than turning the mode into gear scaling. The best versions keep the baseline close enough that class choice and timing decide rounds more than grinding. Expect quick resets, sudden swings when a defense finally gives way, and the distinctive tension of hearing blocks break while you choose between holding a choke or running for the next fallback.