MultiVersus Class Differences Explained
The recently released MultiVersus has proven to be quite a hit within the fighting game community and beyond, primarily thanks to its gripping gameplay and captivating roster of playable characters. With the in-game fighters being comprised of beloved characters from a litany of Warner Brothers franchises, the scope of appeal knows no bounds.
Given the wide range of characters available in MultiVersus, there is an equally varied categorization of classes that are important to grasp. Denoting different attack types and play styles, understanding the game's different classes is imperative to understanding the title's mechanics and metas.
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The bruiser class within MultiVersus can either be very straightforward or quite complex, depending on which character a player is using. Bruiser fighters can be best characterized as the sensible middle ground between dealing high damage and having an increased level of damage resilience.
Batman, Shaggy, Jake, Garnet, and Taz are Bruisers, possessing relatively basic levels of attack that can become much more complex and varied with experience. While this damage is usually typified by close-quarters combat, Bruisers are usually bolstered with unique gadgets and wildcard abilities, such as Batman's Batarang and Jake's stretchy long-range capabilities.
Many will already be familiar with the role of a Tank from other games, with it being one of the most important and commonplace roles in team-based gameplay. A Tank class is one that is designed to absorb comparatively larger amounts of damage, without it being as detrimental or running as high of a risk of being «ringed out.»
Tank classes in MultiVersus currently include
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