Job Auto-leveling: Yes or No?

[Roaran]

While you do have a valid point, look at say... Martial Arts (Since its the closest in relativity). Any profession really though. You can go to a gym and take Karate classes and progress to a high level belt in a decent period of time. I personally made it to purple belt in about 8 months eons ago when I was still a youngster. Just by knowing the fighting techniques and styles does not make you a professional fighter nor that you can even come close to swinging with say, a UFC fighter. To progress to a level like that takes years of dedication, skill refinement, and traveling around taking in new styles and blending it with your own personal flavor. I view Jobs the same way, and even Yoshi himself has mentioned on several occasions he wants things to be easy to pick up and play but difficult to master.

If you spend a year and a half learning karate, and there are 5 karate skills you do not know, you do not spend another year in a class that teaches something you already know. You get someone to specifically teach you those certain skills you have not learned, and then you master them on your own.

[Razor]

If you spend a year and a half learning karate, and there are 5 karate skills you do not know, you do not spend another year in a class that teaches something you already know. You get someone to specifically teach you those certain skills you have not learned, and then you master them on your own.

That is assuming that a Job is simply going to have just two or three extra skills. By narrowing your class action choices I understood it to be that Jobs will have their own array of abilities and allow only a slim number of other actions to be set. But since we're both operating under assumptions, either one of us could be entirely wrong.