a crazy shooting experience Loadout Tier List

a crazy shooting experience lists no game passes, no gunsmith, and no documented shop skins. Your loadout is the R15 avatar you already wear. That still has a meta, because the station has a hanging lantern, a bright desert, and interiors that clip tall hats. This list ranks cosmetics by how they play in 1vAll, not by how they look in a profile picture. Pair it with hiding spots and the role tier list.

Tiers

Rank	Loadout idea	Use as
S	Small, dull, no particles	Survivor default
A	Dark muted package, no trail	Survivor who still wants a theme
B	Default Roblox, no extras	Fine while you learn
C	Bright but no particles	Shooter flex; survivor liability
F	Neon, auras, huge hair, wings, animation packs that bounce	Free kills under the lantern

S — Small dull silhouette

Earth tones, short hair, no trail, no floating pets. You disappear in porch beam shadows and in timber interiors. This is the how to survive uniform. If you only change one thing after getting started, change this.

Headless or extra-tiny packages can clip weirdly in first person; if your camera eats a doorway, go back to a normal head. Invisible is not the same as small.

A — Muted theme

A cowboy kit that is actually brown, not RGB brown, belongs here. Western fits the map and still hides if you skip the gold sparkle accessories. Shooters can wear A-tier too; you do not need stealth, but you also should not backlight yourself on the mesa.

B — Default avatar

No shame. Defaults are readable and do not leak particles. Upgrade to S when you die to lantern glare once.

C — Loud but clean

A bright shirt with no aura. Fine for the shooter who wants to be seen in a stack of teammates (there are no teammates). Bad for survivors. If a future code hands you a bright title, equip it in the lobby, screenshot it, then take it off before the hunt.

F — Particles, wings, huge hair, emote-heavy packs

The lantern cone turns these into signage. Trails persist when you crouch. Wings clip above crates. Hair pokes over windowsills. Animation packs that bounce while idle are a heartbeat on the porch. Shooters should thank you; they can read how to win as the shooter and skip cactus because you already pinged the interior.

Pets that float behind you are F even if the pet is “tiny.” The hitbox of the pet is not the issue. The motion is.

Role-specific notes

Survivor: S or A only until you can survive a full hunt in B. Then you can experiment. You cannot experiment in F and call it a skill issue.

Shooter: C is entertainment. F is still stupid if it blinds you in the lantern glare. A mid package with a clean outline is enough.

Mobile: F-tier hair is worse because the camera is already fighting the HUD. Controls.

What you should not buy

Chat will sell shooter passes, ESP clothing, and “western packs that hide you.” There are no listed passes. Clothing cannot grant wallhacks. Anyone linking a third-party shop wants your account. That is a scripts safety problem as much as a catalog problem.

Robux spent on a dull shirt is the only cosmetic spend this wiki will ever call reasonable.

After you reroll the avatar

Play two rounds without changing it again. You need a stable silhouette to learn the porch. Then go back to maps and stop thinking about the catalog. The station ranks you, not the accessory counter.