Red mage coming

[NoctisShiva]

That would be really, really bad. >_<

it can be a new kind of restriction , if you wanted to play the 3.0 jobs , you needed to be in hw , people complained that the story is taking to long and it takes to much time to get the new jobs, with this you would only need to level certain jobs, or buy jumppotions but yeah aggreeing with you that that would be a bad idea, to get pressured into playing / leveling jobs you may not like so that you can play the job you want

[Thunda_Cat_SMASH]

To get pressured into playing / leveling jobs you may not like so that you can play the job you want

That already happens now anyway with the cross class system, it wouldn't really change much.

TBF, new jobs were locked behind getting ranks in prerequisite jobs in FFTactics, so having to level one job to get to another isn't without precedent.

[NoctisShiva]

That already happens now anyway with the cross class system, it wouldn't really change much.

TBF, new jobs were locked behind getting ranks in prerequisite jobs in FFTactics, so having to level one job to get to another isn't without precedent.

well , didnt thought about that ^^

[dragonseth07]

That already happens now anyway with the cross class system, it wouldn't really change much.

TBF, new jobs were locked behind getting ranks in prerequisite jobs in FFTactics, so having to level one job to get to another isn't without precedent.

True, but that was for actual power purposes. Knight needed Squire because it was straight up stronger. :P

[Thunda_Cat_SMASH]

True, but that was for actual power purposes. Knight needed Squire because it was straight up stronger. :P

XD I suppose I don't see any difference between doing it in this game and in FFT? You could clear the game with an entire squad of squires and a chemist if you so desired.

...Now I want to see the FFT Squire worked into a flail using class. Wonder how that would work.

[Isala]

You could clear the game with an entire squad of squires and a chemist if you so desired.

True story, my FFT playthrough had every single character use the Chemist's "Throw Item" ability on whatever job I was leveling at the time. Chemist was stupid OP in that game.