Scrap current classes or keep as is?

[Xeno]

That doesn't make sense to allow the current classes to use all weapons because the naming nomenclature is designed to be specific to the weapon.

Gladiator = Gladius + Ator = Latin: Sword User
Archer = Arcus + -er = Latin: Sword User
Marauder = French : Frank Axe Warrior of pre-Medieval France. (Francisca was their favored weapon which got its name because they were the Franks who used them. This also is where France got its name.)
Pugilist = Pugil + -ist = Latin: One who fights with Fists.
Lancer = Lancea + -er = Latin: Lance User

Don't care if it doesn't make sense, I just want it to be fun.

[Cairdeas]

Don't care if it doesn't make sense, I just want it to be fun.

Yeah, I'd still prefer Classic Job names be implemented in a Title Fashion that stacks ontop of the Armoury system but doesn't replace it. Each job title giving access to 5 "Core Skills" that are not present currently for that job and can only be used by that job title being active. (Steal for Thief Etc.)

Then let the armoury system maintain the "Weapons Classes" and implement new weapons as new classes that give access to new groups of skills that allow you to flesh out job titles more and more.

[Xeno]

Yeah, I'd still prefer Classic Job names be implemented in a Title Fashion that stacks ontop of the Armoury system but doesn't replace it. Each job title giving access to "Core Skills" that are not present currently for that job and can only be used by that job title being active. (Steal for Thief Etc.)

Then let the armoury system maintain the "Weapons Classes" and implement new weapons as new classes that give access to new groups of skills that allow you to flesh out job titles more and more.

Edited your post to what I'm pretty sure the devs will do.