Level Sync and How to Fix It

[silverlunarfox]

I think its fine as is. No I don't like losing my abilities, but it helps me better learn the class at ALL levels. not just the high levels.

[Abelfei]

I think its fine as is. No I don't like losing my abilities, but it helps me better learn the class at ALL levels. not just the high levels.

Yes, totally agree, part of the process.

[Ashenspire]

Yes, totally agree, part of the process.

The process that you already went through? Sure. At level 34 Ninja learning level 34 Ninja things is fine. Once you're 70, why would you need to relearn level 34 Ninja things? You should already know them.

[Ashenspire]

I think its fine as is. No I don't like losing my abilities, but it helps me better learn the class at ALL levels. not just the high levels.

Why do you need to learn the class at level 18 if you're level 70? If you know the class at 70, then you know it at 18 anyway. Not to mention, let's talk about how "knowing Dragoon" until level 25 used to be literally Heavy Thrust - Spam Impulse Drive. That adds nothing to the game.

[silverlunarfox]

Why do you need to learn the class at level 18 if you're level 70? If you know the class at 70, then you know it at 18 anyway.

It's amazing what people so focused on high levels, forget about low levels. It's fine because there are always people using new classes. The system works as intended and works beautifully. Even when pld didnt get shield oath till 40 (boy that was painful) but by doing so, I'm an aggro holding champ.

Again, revisiting the lower levels is NOT a bad thing. I also prefer it to learn new classes such as I am working on rdm with my friends newly starting tank/heals. It gives me the opportunity to step back and examine each ability thoroughly therefore becoming a better rdm, and constantly revisiting lower levels reinforces the fact the amount of abilities you have doesn't make you good.

But you know....not everyone feels that way...team game and all that....