stealth-based and Classroom episode

from /hhg/ Helluva Hotel General #926
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If I was hypothetically making a stealth-based video game that took place in Imp City, would you rather play as a Sinner, an Imp or a Hellhound?
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They could be different difficulty levels:
>Imp: Easy mode - you fit right in, and all you have to do is ensure that you're inconspicuous
>Hellhound: Medium difficulty - you're still Hellborne, but one of the lowest classes, meaning you're unlikely to be employed in ritzier places, and stand out like a sore thumb due to being bigger than the average imp
>Sinner: the highest difficulty - you're in the gated community/district of Hellborne who are pretty adept at killing, and don't exactly take kindly to your kind. You can be sniffed out easily, and unless you happen to have a form similar to them, you'll stick out even more than you would as a Hellhound, meaning unless you can go invisible or have some sort of bullshit "social invisibility" power, you're pretty much f-ked
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I like this
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>hellhounds are one of the lowest classes
lol take it, loonafgs
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That's a pretty big workload, anon.
Three separate models, rigs and animation sets just for difficulty?
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Go with whichever you feel like, then.
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Well, yeah, but I wanted to see what you guys thought.
I'm not saying your idea isn't valid, the opposite actually; I'm sure it would be ideal.
I just want to get other opinions, y'know?
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If you can't go with this gem >>43355675
Then go with Sinners cuz, you know, that would makes sense that we, not-yet-damned-souls, would be playing a sinner.
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Hotter as a human or as a demon?

Classroom episode with Blitzo, Moxxie, Millie, Loona, Stolas and Anon going back to school for a day when?
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>Mox is the teacher replacement
>He wants to do good but he's a bit nervous and ends up dropping all his papers onto the floor before the class even comes in
>You help him pick them up cause you feel sorry for the poor guy
>Class starts and Loona is sitting in the back row, nonchalantly scrolling on her phone and ignoring the lesson
>Millie is the teacher's pupil and readily raises her hand to answer the teacher's questions plus she tries to engage in class
>Blitz is constantly sharing notes between classmates and talking. His notebooks all have scribbles of various scenes involving Mox, horses and the like
>He's also bothering you when he gets bored, you manage to crack off some jokes about how the school sucks before you get shushed down
>At one point during the lesson when Moxxie is writing on the blackboard a white ball of mushed paper lands on it near his head
>He turns around to see Loonie giggling to herself with a straw in her hand
>He tries saying he'll get her t detention but she doesn't care and Blitzo is trying to 'fight for her freedom'
>The bell rings before they can come to a conclusion
>After class Blitz leaves quickly to meet up with Stolas who goes to a higher class
>He never admits it but he enjoys the walks they have together before they need to each split up and go in the direction of their homes
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Implying Anon isn't the Sped
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Most anons would be the boring, inconspicuous character that's either a faceless background prop, or we don't see anything of him since he's the "empty protagonist", serving as the player's goggles into the world.
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Yeah but what if the person reading is rtarded (goes on 4chan)