TEAM BUILDING
Classes, Roles, and Team Builds
Understand Animal Hospital class responsibilities and build balanced teams for treatment, CCTV checks, anomaly confirmation, patrols, and emergency objectives.
- Audience
- All players
- Length
- 7 min read
- Focus
- Role guide
- Mode
- Team builds
Think in capabilities
Instead of memorizing one rigid meta, cover four capabilities: patient treatment, information gathering, safe movement, and emergency completion. Classes are tools for covering those jobs.
Balanced team blueprint
Keeps normal patient flow moving and calls unusual cases.
Maintains hospital awareness and confirms remote clues.
Checks rooms and provides a second opinion.
Fills the missing task during emergency events.
Build for your lobby
- Count experienced players.
- Assign one information role.
- Ensure at least one player understands treatment.
- Give the newest player a low-complexity task.
- Change roles after a failed shift based on the actual failure.
Communication format
Use calls like “Room 3, eye mismatch, checking camera” instead of “this one is weird.” Specific calls let teammates verify the same clue and avoid duplicate travel.
Frequently asked questions
Do we need every class in one lobby?+
No. Cover the key capabilities and adapt to the number and experience of players.
Should beginners use camera roles?+
Camera roles are valuable but information-heavy. Beginners can learn them after understanding the room layout and normal patient baseline.
READY FOR THE NEXT SHIFT?
Enter with a plan, not a guess.
Review the beginner checklist, assign team roles, and keep the official experience open for current update notes.