Would you like to have a different character for each of your jobs?

[Sanghelios]

Guys, i think you might missed my point a bit. I am talking about having all jobs available for one character as it is now, but for visual pleasure allowing to switch the race for different jobs if the player likes too (Without relogging or level up everything to 50 again).

[Clavaat]

Guys, i think you might missed my point a bit. I am talking about having all jobs available for one character as it is now, but for visual pleasure allowing to switch the race for different jobs if the player likes too (Without relogging or level up everything to 50 again).

I don't change races when I get a new job irl. I'm pretty sure most people don't. That's just ridiculous.

[Sanghelios]

I don't change races when I get a new job irl. I'm pretty sure most people don't. That's just ridiculous.

Are you really comparing a fantasy game with real life? Do you slay monsters in real life? Do you stay afk all day and night long in your town? Do you have 11 different jobs at the same time?

[Felis]

Guys, i think you might missed my point a bit. I am talking about having all jobs available for one character as it is now, but for visual pleasure allowing to switch the race for different jobs if the player likes too (Without relogging or level up everything to 50 again).

The jobs are parts of the character.
If you lose your job and find a new job, do you change your gender and race? Or will it be only a new hairstyle and new clothes?

You don't switch to another character while changing the job, you only switch the weapon/tool in the hand

a little text how SE explained the amoury system back in 2009:

Leeroy recently chose to begin the journey down the path of the gladiator, trying his hand at the age-old art of swordplay for the first time. Even today, he woke at dawn to spend the daylight hours drilling relentlessly on the tiny wildlife just outside of town. Alas, opportunities often present themselves when least expected...

Without prior notice, some friends invite Leeroy to partake in an expedition in some nearby ruins. Upon joining their ranks, however, he observes that the other party members are seasoned warriors and accomplished mages all. Dismayed yet not given to despair, Leeroy sheathes his sword and takes up his well-worn staff, assuming the role of thaumaturge, his most advanced class. He bids farewell to the rodents and worms and races to meet his companions, basking in the confident light of his spellcasting abilities.

The party members go their separate ways following a successful outing, and while following the river back to town Leeroy is suddenly taken by the urge to fish. He secures his staff to his back in a deft, practiced motion, and on the recoil pulls out his beloved fishing rod. The gladiator and thaumaturge are gone now, and all that remains is Leeroy the fisherman. Three shining trout! Not a bad haul.

Upon arriving home, Leeroy puts aside his fishing rod and takes up his trusty hammer, blacksmithery having ever been one of his passions. He knows, as does any adventurer, that preparation is the key to any battle, and so sets to working the dents out of his armor and sharpening the edge of his blade. It's all in a day's work.

This is but a mere sample of what players can expect from the Armoury. With flexibility of gameplay and effective use of time at its core, the system is designed with emphasis on not only the in-game lifestyles of characters, but those of the players themselves as well. The Armoury awaits you!

[Khalithar]

Guys, i think you might missed my point a bit. I am talking about having all jobs available for one character as it is now, but for visual pleasure allowing to switch the race for different jobs if the player likes too (Without relogging or level up everything to 50 again).

Oh is that what you meant? Then I say hell yes, I'd be fine with paying money to unlock it but without paying money for a fantasia every time.