Class Descriptions

 Assault

Created by AI

Characteristics:

• Primary Weapon: Assault rifles (e.g., M16A3, AEK-971).
• Secondary Weapon: Handgun, grenades.
• Equipment: Medical kit for healing yourself and team members.

Significance and Role: 

The Assault class is versatile and plays a key role in both attack and defense. With the ability to heal and strong automatic rifles, they are ideal for leading offensives and supporting the team in intense combat situations.

Engineer

Created by AI

Characteristics:

• Primary Weapon: Assault rifles and shotguns (e.g., M4A1, UMP45).
• Secondary Weapon: Handgun, mines.
• Equipment: Repair tool for fixing and disabling enemy vehicles.

Significance and Role: 

Engineers specialize in vehicle maintenance. They can repair damaged vehicles and destroy enemy machines with rockets. They are invaluable for maintaining team vehicles and providing technical support during battles.

Support

Created by AI

Characteristics:

• Primary Weapon: Machine guns (e.g., M240B, MG36).
• Secondary Weapon: Handgun, grenades.
• Equipment: Ammunition kit for resupplying allies and increasing their combat endurance.

Significance and Role: 

Support class is crucial for providing ammunition and maintaining suppressive fire. With heavy machine guns, they can effectively suppress enemy attacks and supply additional ammunition to teammates, which is essential for prolonged engagements.

Recon

Created by AI

Characteristics:

• Primary Weapon: Sniper rifles (e.g., M40A5, SV98).
• Secondary Weapon: Handgun, grenades.
• Equipment: Recon kit for placing target markers and detecting enemies.

Significance and Role: 

Snipers are vital for eliminating enemies from afar and providing valuable information to the team. Their ability to take out enemies from a distance and detect enemy positions can influence the outcome of battles through precise shots and reconnaissance.

All the artworks in this gallery have been created using artificial intelligence[1].

[1]According to the Polish Copyright Act and Related Rights (Journal of Laws 1994 No. 24, item 83, as amended), Article 1, paragraph 2, works created by AI are not recognized as creative works under copyright law.