why when i switch to a dol am i not at full gp its dumb

[Eidolon]

Because you naturally have 400GP. Anything else is just gear adding on to it.
It's the same reason you're not at max MP or HP when switching to a DoW class.

Actually when you switch to -any DoW/DoM- job from DoL/DoH, it starts you off at 0 MP
When you switch to -any- DoL class from DoW/DoM it starts you off at 400 GP.

The difference is?

Going to a combat class takes about 40-45 seconds to reach your full MP/HP when changed in a sanctuary.
Going to a Gathering class takes about 2minutes to restore 200 GP.

Please don't misinform people.

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As for the OP:

I agree, I would like it if when we changed in sanctuaries, we were given a full replenishment of GP for our gatherers. It's pretty clear the game keeps track of our GP ticks regardless of job (So thankfully, I can get on a Combat class, kill for about 5 minutes, then get on Gathering and have 400 GP.)

I understand their reasoning though. They want you to use Cordials if you want more GP, and since most gathering doesn't -require- the use of GP (You can mine anything without it really, you just won't get as much / as many HQ's) they want it to be a more limited resource.

Compare this to Crafters who have to consume items when crafting, and I guess I see the logic, but it just comes off as annoying. It's especially bad if I choose to log out my character immediately after mining, and when I log in and want to hit a node I have an abritrary wait time because it -doesn't- track GP ticks while signed out.

[Canadane]

Please don't misinform people.

That's putting it pretty harshly when I didn't say anything you didn't say in your correction.

[Sove92]

Actually when you switch to -any DoW/DoM- job from DoL/DoH, it starts you off at 0 MP
When you switch to -any- DoL class from DoW/DoM it starts you off at 400 GP.

The difference is?

The difference is that DoW/DoM have a base GP of 400, something that was added in 2.15

The following changes have been made to gathering points (GP).
Players will now also accumulate GP when playing as a Disciple of War, Magic, the Hand.
GP will no longer reset when changing to a non-gathering class.

[Noxifer]

The difference is that DoW/DoM have a base GP of 400, something that was added in 2.15

Which wasn't the point of the post you partially quoted. The answer to his question was "HP/MP regenerate very quickly in comparison to GP."

I wouldn't mind it nearly as much if they at least upped the GP regen rate. Add in a trait somewhere along the line that increases GP regeneration, or make it %-based, just something that's better than (at end-game) less than 1% of your total GP per tick.

[Ultimatecalibur]

Which wasn't the point of the post you partially quoted. The answer to his question was "HP/MP regenerate very quickly in comparison to GP."

I wouldn't mind it nearly as much if they at least upped the GP regen rate. Add in a trait somewhere along the line that increases GP regeneration, or make it %-based, just something that's better than (at end-game) less than 1% of your total GP per tick.

Which is because Combat, Crafting and Gathering are built around different resource paradigms.

Combat is built around a ~100% HP/MP/TP per ~150 sec fight with less than 30 sec between fights paradigm for pacing.
Crafting is built around a 100% CP per craft paradigm to allow consecutive crafting without downtime.
Gathering is built around a 100 GP per minute in order to limit HQ item glut.

[Noxifer]

Which is because Combat, Crafting and Gathering are built around different resource paradigms.

Combat is built around a ~100% HP/MP/TP per ~150 sec fight with less than 30 sec between fights paradigm for pacing.
Crafting is built around a 100% CP per craft paradigm to allow consecutive crafting without downtime.
Gathering is built around a 100 GP per minute in order to limit HQ item glut.

Doesn't make it any less annoying when you're trying to get things you're on-level for ^^; Whether it's for GC handins or just for your crafting needs. I do understand that they're based on different balances; that doesn't keep me from wishing it went a little bit faster.
(Along the same lines... Why keep TP-restore items PvP only? ;_; Mages can use ethers at any time, bar item cooldown, to restore their skill resource. </sidenote>)