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Channel: KobesMind · 2018 · Gaming

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Though only a few classes are available to the player at the start of the game, a total of twelve classes can be unlocked altogether, and the player has the option of occasionally changing their class or eventually being able to dual-class or further. Abilities can be upgraded individually, allowing the player to establish a custom, one-of-a-kind hero unlike any other that fits their playing style.

The starter classe include:

Speedster: The 'fast' class, which boasts abilities connected to moving at supersonic speeds, heavily modeled on DC Comics' the Flash and Marvel Comics' Quicksilver.
Blaster': The ranged class, based on characters who use energy charges or projectile weapons. Notable blasters include Marvel Comics' Cyclops.
Brutalist: The brute strength base class, which is more similar to the superhuman strength of characters like DC Comics' Superman or Marvel Comics' the Thing.
Additional classes unlocked earlier in story mode:

Elementalist: Those in tune with the powers of the weather and the elements best select this class, which keeps these powers in balance, much like Marvel Comics' Storm and the Human Torch.
Cyborg: This class has the unique abilities of a part-human, part-technology being. DC Comics' Cyborg is, naturally, from this class.
Psychic: A class more focused on healing and buffing other heroes via mental strength than on direct combat, similar to Marvel Comics' Professor X.
Further

Gadgeteer: While not enhanced like a cyborg, the Gadgeteer is a mechanically-inclined genius who can build dangerous weapons while staying out of the fray. Think Marvel's Dr. Doom or DC Comics' Lex Luthor.
Assassin: Similar to the previous game's 'thief' a class that relies on stealth and backstabbing to accomplish its goals, similar to DC Comics' Catwoman or Marvel Comics' Black Widow.
Plantmaster: A class with a touch for working with nature and plants, that offers both healing abilities and devastating attacks. DC Comics' Poison Ivy is an obvious inspiration.
A bonus class only accessed when all are unlocked:

Martial Artist or Karate Kid: Physical-oriented moves similar to those used by martial artists.
The following classes are not made available to the player in the final game, although downloadable content mentions at least one additional class:

Mystic: Unknown, but mentioned in a pre-release article.
Commander: Unknown, but mentioned in a pre-release article.
Netherborn: In the final game as Mysterion's class, but originally intended as selectable. Associated with darkness and the underworld, and characters such as DC Comics' Raven, and Image Comics' Spawn.

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