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Typical Colors 2 Beginner Guide

A short path for your first RED versus GRN match: team, class, objective, then Funds.

Typical Colors 2 Beginner Guide

A short path for your first RED versus GRN match: team, class, objective, then Funds.

First session

  1. Join a match — Open the Roblox page and join a public server. Matches hold up to 24 players. Press M on PC if you need the team screen.
  2. Play your first match — Full first-match walkthrough, including graphics settings.
  3. Pick a team — Choose RED or GRN. The other team is not called BLU in this game.
  4. Pick a Power class — The class screen opens next. For the first lives, take Brute, Trooper, or Arsonist. Press comma if you need to change class later.
  5. Choose a class — Health, speed, and role for all nine classes.
  6. Play the objective — Stand on the point, cart, or flag. Kills that ignore the objective do not win the round.
  7. Objectives and game modes — Payload, points, flag, hill, and Arena.
  8. Spend Funds later — Rounds pay Funds from points, capped at 70 Funds. Most store weapons cost 10 Funds. Press N to open the store after you know your stock weapons.
  9. Earn and spend Funds — Point ratios, store prices, and what not to buy first.

Published starter guides

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the two teams?

RED and GRN. You pick a team on the team selection screen before the class screen opens.

How many classes are there?

Nine: Flanker, Trooper, Arsonist, Annihilator, Brute, Mechanic, Doctor, Marksman, and Agent. The class screen groups them as Pick, Power, and Support.

Are there working codes right now?

The code menu is real, on the gift icon of the team selection screen. The documented list has no active codes. Every archived string is expired, out of copies, or manually disabled.

How much does a weapon cost?

Most weapons in the Fitten Co. Store cost 10 Funds. A three-weapon bundle costs 15 Funds, which is half the price of buying the three weapons separately.

Does Typical Colors 2 have voice chat?

The public Roblox listing marks voice chat as not supported. The controls reference still lists T as push-to-talk when Roblox voice is enabled. Use the in-game settings screen to see whether voice is actually available on your account.