Question about New Jobs

[Matsume]

A few members in my LS were discussing an article posted on an unofficial website in which an interview was held discussing the New Classes/Jobs to be implemented in Patch 1.21.

The aforementioned article stated that, as we all know, two Classes will be required to unlock the quest for the new jobs. For example, Paladin will require lvl 30 Gladiator + lvl 15 marauder.

Furthermore, I was informed that the level of the new job acquired would be equivalent to the lvl 30 job requred to unlock the quest. For example, Paladin, once unlocked and quest completed, would start off at lvl 30 due to the fact that GLD 30 is required to unlock it. If Gladiator is level 50 then Paladin will be given to the player as a lvl 50 job.

Is this true? Will we essentially just be given a "new job" at the lvl equivalent of the main Class necessary to unlock these new Job Quests? Or will we be given a new lvl 1 job to lvl through the ranks?

It is my personal oppinion that being given a new Job starting at the level of the primary Class required to unlock said new Job quest would be to he detriment of the playing community.

Thank you for your response.

[Myrhn]

It had been said that the job will be the same level as the class that unlock it, so if u have a Gla level 50, Pld will be level 50 too.

I personally like it if jobs start at level 1 but thats me.

[Sephrick]

It had been said that the job will be the same level as the class that unlock it, so if u have a Gla level 50, Pld will be level 50 too.

I personally like it if jobs start at level 1 but thats me.

Jobs are a specialization, not a completely new class. No need to regrind a class you already leveled.

[nibelunc]

Your job has no level, only your class has one. If you are GLA50 and you equipped the Paladin job stone, you are still a GLA50 but named as Paladin, with more defense, less strength attributes with new skills but less other class skills. Thats how I understood the job system.

[Myrhn]

Jobs are a specialization, not a completely new class. No need to regrind a class you already leveled.

I dont know but Arc turning into a Brd is kinda a whole new class to me

[Umo]

Your job has no level, only your class has one. If you are GLA50 and you equipped the Paladin job stone, you are still a GLA50 but named as Paladin, with more defense, less strength attributes with new skills but less other class skills. Thats how I understood the job system.

This is how we're told it's going to work, indeed, so you're absolutely right.

[Fated]

I dont know but Arc turning into a Brd is kinda a whole new class to me

It's not, though. Bard builds on what Archer already has. You don't get some kinda whole new class.

[ErnieKeebler]

They said before that jobs will level up via quests. Pay attention, people!

[Umo]

They said before that jobs will level up via quests. Pay attention, people!

That's not the case. You level up the class to which that job is attached, not the job itself. The quests you're referring to are going to be made for gettin' job's abilities and job-specific equipment.
Follow your own advice...

[ErnieKeebler]

That's not the case. You level up the class to which that job is attached, not the job itself. The quests you're referring to are going to be made for gettin' job's abilities and job-specific equipment.
Follow your own advice...

I'm going off of what I've read from SE's posts directly, not some interview written by a third party and posted by another third party.