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2295: SCPs that help humans are BORING.
That's not what he's saying. The problem is that you're not putting in any creative input with it, and the alternative is creating an interesting idea from something not many people would know about it. I'd rather see a new interesting idea than a rehashed one.
-1: Helpful SCPs wouldn’t be fun to play as, and human classes don’t need more help
What if not only did SCP-2295 had to help the humans, but the humans had to help it? For example: When the MTF spawn and go to save the scientists/recontain SCPs, they could also have other objectives to do such as retrieving important information, items, and certain SCPs such as 2295. I am not sure how escaping would work, but an idea is that once it escapes, SCP-2295 will become a ninetail or Chaos insurgent (if helping/captured by Chaos. For that to work SCP-2295 would either have to be restrained or have an escape point dedicated to D-class) as he will finally be safe (like the D-class and scientists).
I know this might be considered boring to some people, but it would be nice to have some more different SCPs in the game. At least this SCP won’t have to be a sitting duck like 079.