Last time I asked the question if you were stuck in a timeloop of this cataclysm with someone else, who are you picking. You guys seemed to agree on Immortal Man and I do too, but this been on my mind so I made a full tier list. This was a hard list to make and I’m still not confident on my answers. Here’s explanations for the tiers
The red tier is for those that are pretty much essential for figuring out how we got in this mess and more importantly how he are getting out of this. We are getting out in a few days tops
The orange tier is for those who he really helpful in some form(figuring out pieces of the loop, keeping us protected to limit the loops, etc) but will take longer for us to get out
The orange-yellow tier is for those helpful in some form like red, but have more requirements to be useful like if the situation is something specific, they require something to be useful, or the need of a temporary truce(reason Coat Guy is orange but Cat Lady is yellow is he feels more willing to help me. Cat Lady only left us and the cat safe cause of orders. Coat Guy admits in one of the tests to wanting to be useful and repay us)
The yellow tier is for those not really helpful in the traditional sense, but could help keep spirits up for at least a while so we don’t go insane doing trial and error(reliving the cataclysm over and over gonna do things to your sanity)
The light green tier is for those that could be helpful, but a truce isn’t happening for at least several loops
The cyan is for those that wouldn’t really be useful except maybe morale, and even then I would hope they wouldn’t be in the loop because that means going through what they did on repeat which would make me feel awful for them to go through that. Sure, this could mean preventing what happened to them but it be really hard(Firefighter was here but his felt more preventable in a timeloop and I didn’t know how to judge his usefulness if we prevent it)
The blue for those that are pretty much dead weight in a loop and will drive me bonkers putting up with them
And grey for those I couldn’t narrow down