In the first game, leveling up gives you five stat points you can add to your strength, dexterity, life or magic however you see fit. In Diablo and its sequel, you select one of several different character classes, but how you develop the character is up to you.The Fugitive is an oddball class that gains bonuses from being revived and being really effective in close combat with pistols (either single or dual-wielded) or melee weapons, so it pays to be super aggressive with this class.They prefer small weapons that can be silenced and easily concealed. When things go loud they rely on high mobility and critical damage, able to sprint in any direction and dodge bullets.

They can use ECM Jammers to mess with cop's equipment, disable cameras and pick locks much quicker than anyone else. Their weapon of choice is anything that fires full-auto, be it the lighter sub-machineguns or the heavier machineguns. He can deploy explosive mines, tripwires, sentry guns and C4, and also keep the drill working more smoothly.

The Technician is all about completing objectives and using nifty gadgets.

The Enforcer is a Mighty Glacier or a Lightning Bruiser who focuses on massive damage and high armour, and specialises in using shotguns and the circular saw that can cut through locks, safety deposit boxes.

Doubles as the team's Combat Medic, hands out buffs to the team like an air hostess with a bowl of sweets, can take hostages from civilians and enemies, and gets extra proficiences from assault rifles and sniper rifles.

The Mastermind has team bonuses and focuses on leadership and situation manipulation.

PAYDAY 2 has five classes you can distribute skill points into, each with exclusive bonuses and specials but you can (and indeed are encouraged to) mix and match skills from different classes:.

Initially, classes have a large effect on what you can unlock in the Temple stores (weapons and abilities) though all but the most specialized abilities/items will eventually open up to most classes given enough experience.

Classes are merely titles - they change based on stats and level - so if the Cybermancer levels up his hacking and PSI abilities, he'll eventually become a Necrocybermancer, but if he balances out most of his stats while continuing to level up, he'll become a Gray Master. A character taking a Binah and two Kether genes, for example, will start out as a Cybermancer, a master of psychic and cybernetic attacks.

E.Y.E.: Divine Cybermancy starts out with the player selecting three gene-mods which influence their stats, and by extension, their class each gene has a set of bonuses and maluses.

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