CaptainSolo

Carnage, as a symbiote duelist. Venom is great, but a more aggressive symbiote for the duelist crowd could be fun

If Antivenom weren't a skin, I'd say he should be a strategist. It would be cool to have a healer with a bit more survivability

Scorn and Carnage would both be a blast. I could see Knull being a vanguard duelist hybrid, powering up by consuming enemies. But I would love to see Gwenom on this list. It would let Spider-Gwen join the roster while feeling unique from Spidey, perhaps being more of a brawler than a dive hero.

RPD HQ being a puzzle maze with locked doors and secret rooms, with the only justification being "It used to be a museum." I'm sorry, do museums you go to have puzzle doors?

I love this series, but it definitely requires a healthy dose of Suspension of Disbelief.

Thief is my favorite, and before you judge, no I don't play an orphaned thief in it for the money.

I play them as a Tomb Raider. Thief allows a clever player to mix and match so many cool combos that make Indiana Jones or Laura Croft types come to life.

The Punisher is my go-to anti Dive. The moment someone tries to push a little too aggressively I swap to my shotgun and chase them off, even if I can't land the KO. Always remember to protect the medics, as they're the ones protecting you.

Iron Man is fun, but usually I'm the Punisher main shooting down fliers. Hawkeye might seem like an odd choice, but if you can land the Arrows he makes the fliers seem real squishy.

Human Torch is a bit of a game wrecker in my experience, and being able to tell apart friend is foe would make my life a lot easier. I'm a Punisher main (Please don't hurt me) so I often am the one headhunting flying/mobile enemies. Human Torch is my biggest problem in that job for the exact reasons listed in the article.

I enjoy Duelist the most, being able to dish out massive damage and headhunt valuable enemy targets. Turns out the Punishers kit is simple but very effective.

On the other hand, Stratigest is fun too, especially once I figured out Rockets kit.

Leon, by far. For most of the RE protagonists, their reasons for entering a zombie infested area are either uncontrollable or personal. Leon, even after meeting his first zombie, chooses to go to RPD HQ to help. And then makes a similar choice to go save Ashley. That's a hero, through and through.

A necromancer Wizard is arguably the best build in the game, it's just very costly and requires a lot of foresight/corpse gathering.

Animate Dead at 3rd level can resurrect a skeleton. Skeletons are able to carry weapons/wear armor. Give a skeleton medium armor and a light weapon, and each one attacks twice, adding your profiency bonus to attack and damage rolls.

You can slowly amass an army of armed and armored skeletons, able to do massive damage as a bonus action while you still cast a spell as a main action. The cost is using your spell slots to maintain your army every day.

I love playing Clerics, and even when I play more damage focused classes I'll keep healing on standby. Just remember: just because you're the healer doesn't mean you have to be a pure support. There are cleric builds that rival pact of the blade warlocks for close quarters effectiveness.

Hear me out. The Halo 1 Aniversary flood.

Your basic enemies spawn with random guns, including rocketlaunchers and shotguns, so sometimes you get jumped by a zombie that can instantly kill you. This keeps you on edge constantly.

Then they jump back up, which they always seem to do when you get close to them. I've had one infected that made me go through 6 point blank shotgun blasts before they stayed down.

Last but not least. There are multiple times when they just keep coming in waves. And you will run out of ammo eventually.