Tier List

Introduction

A Baddies tier list is a community argument, not a data sheet. The game publishes no damage table, no swing-speed numbers and no official rankings, so every placement here comes from players testing weapons against each other in live servers and comparing notes. What makes a tier meaningful in Baddies is not raw damage but how a weapon performs in the situations players actually meet: a crowded lobby with three-way fights, a corridor scrap, or a duel where both players know the move set. This list is split by price bracket for that reason, so a free-to-play player can read a usable ranking instead of one dominated by Robux tools they will never own.

Baddies Weapon Tier List

Tier Breakdowns

Core Mechanics

Reading a tier list in Baddies means accepting that the ranking is contextual rather than absolute. A weapon's position depends on how many players are in the fight, how much room there is, and whether the opponent knows your recovery window. In a one-on-one duel with space to move, fast weapons overperform and heavy weapons have to work for their openings. In a crowded server where a third player can appear mid-swing, heavy weapons gain value because somebody is always committed to an animation nearby. The tier list above assumes a typical mixed lobby, which is why it rewards weapons that are good at more than one thing.

Advantages

A bracket-split tier list is genuinely more useful than a single ranking, because it answers the question players actually have: what should I buy with what I have. It also stops the list from being dominated by Robux items, and it makes the gap between tiers honest, since the difference between a B tier frying pan and an S tier bat is real but not so large that a skilled player cannot close it. A community list is also updated quickly, so when a weekend patch changes how a weapon feels the ranking can move within days rather than waiting for official data that never arrives, and readers can compare their own experience against a shared baseline instead of guessing in isolation.

Challenges

The unavoidable weakness of any Baddies tier list is that it is opinion with a date stamp. There are no official numbers to anchor placements, so two experienced players can reasonably disagree about whether the Fish Slap belongs in A or B, and the ranking you read may have been assembled from a different server culture than the one you play in. The list also struggles with utility weapons, which do not fit a damage-first ranking, and with new items, which are often overrated for a week after release because early adopters are the ones reporting on them. Any placement can also be invalidated by a single unannounced balance patch.

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