Scaling of abilities to a player's level is not a step in the right direction.

[Estellios]

It was already about time of them to play fair with us and show at once the actions of classes AND jobs...it's much easier to understand stuff when you don't have to guess/assume 90% of the scenario. :/

Yes because jobs are already nearly completed and they want to hold them until February just because.

Jobs will be specializations so it's safe to say that the class actions will give you an idea what they want to do with the Jobs. You can pretty much tell what a job is going to specialize in already, barring Monk and Bard.

[Mishakai]

I love the idea.. instead of having multiple versions of the same spell/ability to take up space on my toolbar, I get new and different abilities.

I/II/III versions of abilities are literally a decades leap backwards.

[Coglin]

I love the idea.. instead of having multiple versions of the same spell/ability to take up space on my toolbar, I get new and different abilities.

I/II/III versions of abilities are literally a decades leap backwards.

Well this for one (although decades is one heck of an exageration)

One thing that may or may not become relavent, is that they only mention class abilities, and they never say if class abilitiy space is also job ability space.

It possible that Jobs may be capable to add onto the total number of abilities we may have access too.

[elreed]

They might have something with magic combos i wont say anything until i see the system on