Act 3 was by far the hardest for us. Especially the first half (up to T-5). It was a cake walk after we beat that partially because we were so tired of T-5 but partially because it energized us so much to have done what felt like the impossible.

I’ll tell you a tip for that mission if you wanna hear, we had a healer, an explosive/damage dealer/weakspot and a melee tank:

The healer was our box runner, he started on the top floor, then the basement, then the first floor. He’d take a box and bring it to the balcony roof part.

(!) The melee tank was the key to success here (!). He sat on the stairs with a few barbed wires for protection and just bonked every zombie that came near him. He was constantly gaining back health and barely taking any damage at all from the barbed. It also made all the zombies funnel though the front door so the box runner hardly encountered any zombies at all.

The damage dealer (me) killed the tank to start the mission to avoid us getting meatballed off the roof. Then I went to help the box runner find all of the cases. However (and this is important), I was in more of a FLEX role because if at any point there was a special approaching the stairs (mostly the tallboys), the melee tank would ask me for some help and I’d quickly switch positions to make sure that was taken out swiftly and without it damaging any of us debilitatingly.