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    CainCrimson's Avatar
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    Alushaun Zenfist
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    Coeurl
    Main Class
    Pugilist Lv 88
    Activate each Class you have access too.
    Always start with the lowest level quest in the area, whether side quest or main quest. Let the level of the quest determine order.
    Progress a Class 5 levels, doing this for each Class. Keeping them all even.
    This allows you to play main story quests and side quests with all of your Classes instead of just one.
    They all benefit from the experience and you end up right at if not slightly over each quests requirement.
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    Iscah's Avatar
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    Aurelie Moonsong
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    Bismarck
    Main Class
    Summoner Lv 90
    Quote Originally Posted by CainCrimson View Post
    Activate each Class you have access too.
    Always start with the lowest level quest in the area, whether side quest or main quest. Let the level of the quest determine order.
    Progress a Class 5 levels, doing this for each Class. Keeping them all even.
    This allows you to play main story quests and side quests with all of your Classes instead of just one.
    They all benefit from the experience and you end up right at if not slightly over each quests requirement.
    I think leveling all your classes at once is unnecessary, unless you want to.

    But certainly you can comfortably level two jobs alongside playing the MSQ, if you're doing all the sidequests and roulettes (with maybe FATEs and leves) as well. I'd suggest keeping one of your jobs at least two levels above the current quest level, to avoid being caught out when the level goes up.



    Something else to be careful of, when you're overleveled, is that you'll unlock sidequests that are designed to be undertaken later in the story. Check the level of the quests, and don't take them if they're a higher level than the MSQ or over in a different town - the story is going to send you there at the appropriate level. (I made this mistake - as soon as I unlocked travel to the other cities, I spent hours walking to prettymuch every town on the map, picking up quests and getting ever more overleveled... and then got sent to all those places over again when I finally got back to working on the MSQ.)
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