a crazy shooting experience Role Tier List

Roles in a crazy shooting experience are assigned, not unlocked. There is no roster grind and no published class select. Roblox tags the place Survival / 1 vs All, max twelve players. This list ranks the two jobs you actually get. It does not invent a sheriff because sister games from Drake’s Biggest Fan Games use that template. If the HUD one day names a third role, latest patch will say so and this table will grow a row.

Deep guides: how to play, how to survive, how to win as the shooter. Role cards: shooter, survivor.

Current tiers

Rank	Role	Why
S	Shooter (played correctly)	Chooses the next room. Wins by sweep order, not by raw aim.
A	Survivor (interior / off-axis porch)	Wins by refusing the railroad and relocating once.
B	Survivor (ditch / mobile)	Playable, but information is worse and peeks are later.
D	Shooter (mesa-first)	Gives the station back to the lobby.
F	Survivor (mesa / cactus camp)	Silhouette plus no exit.

The same human can be S and F in two rounds depending on the HUD and their route. That is the point of a 1vAll: the matchmaker is the first RNG, geography is the second.

Shooter — S if you sweep, D if you tourist

Strengths: you decide which landmark is unsafe. You can take time on doors. You can lie in chat. You can farm neon packages. Weaknesses: you have to find people who are trying not to be found. The map is small but it has interiors. Skipping a building is how a “god aimer” still loses.

S-tier shooter habits: porch and lantern first, interiors second, rails offset, cactus glance, mesa last. That is the reverse of the maps tier list. D-tier shooter habits: mesa screenshot, tunnel one runner into cactus, reload on the sleepers, type in chat while two people sit on a stair you never checked.

You do not need a script to sit in S. You need the sweep. Scripts safety if a video told you otherwise.

Survivor — A if you hide, F if you pose

Strengths: the win condition is existence. Time is your resource. The porch and interiors are built for it. Weaknesses: one mistake on the rails is death; you probably do not have a fair gun; teammates will burn your spot in chat.

A-tier survivor habits: interior off-door, lantern off-axis, one relocate, dull cosmetics (loadouts). F-tier: cactus selfie, mesa ridge, emote on spawn, follow a stranger through an alley.

Mobile survivors default to B because the HUD fights the porch. That is a controls problem you can mitigate by refusing the railroad, not by buying a gyroscope.

Why there is no sheriff row

Other games on the same group page print Innocent / Sheriff / Murderer in the description. This game’s description is empty and its genre is 1 vs All. Ranking a sheriff would be fanfiction. If you get a pickup weapon as a non-shooter, treat it as a temporary B-tier “armed survivor” and ambush from a door. Do not hold the rails like a movie cop.

How roles interact with ping

High ping punishes the shooter less if they hold angles, and punishes the survivor more if they peek twice. If the server is lagging, survivor A-tier becomes “sit still in an interior” even harder. Shooter S-tier becomes “swing less.” Neither role should install a ping-fixer script.

After you read the table

Play one round where you only optimize for the rank you were given. Do not mix. Mixing is how shooters hide in cactus and survivors hunt on the mesa. Then read the matching player card. The tier list hub will send you to maps and loadouts next, which is the rest of the meta this experience actually has.