No Classes
OVERVIEW
BULKHEAD’s official FAQ of 18 February 2026 describes roles defined by players through their equipment choices. Morgan Park’s PC Gamer article of 17 September also reports that the released game has no enforced classes. The official design statement and the journalist’s observation are distinct evidence; this site has not checked the released loadout menus.
HISTORY
The official FAQ names Medic and Pilot as examples of progression tracks. Those labels do not establish a mandatory class selection. The later Season 1 changelog names track-related unlock changes; its generated tables document selected announced changes, not every rule in the released loadout menus.
WHAT IT CHANGES IN PRACTICE
PC Gamer’s August test report describes a trade-off: players could buy the tools they wanted, but finding somebody with the tool needed in a particular situation was difficult. That is an observation from its test build, not a measurement of the released game. The later official Season 1 changelog publishes selected equipment prices and unlock changes; those sourced changes belong alongside this earlier report, not under a blanket claim that tool prices are unknown.
WHAT PLAYERS GET WRONG
A progression track called Medic does not by itself establish a mandatory medic class. The official FAQ links roles to equipment choices, while PC Gamer’s September report distinguishes a basic revive from specialist tools. Keep those distinctions when planning equipment; this page does not independently verify every current loadout restriction.
THIS ENTRY WAS LAST CHECKED 26 SEPTEMBER 2026
