You're still missing a very important thing. New jobs are supposed to be content for all players, but unless they start from level one, they are only for experienced ones. If they do not start at level 1, you cannot play them as a new player, period.
In different games you have to start a new character to play a new class. That's why it's obvious they will start from scratch. You also won't be able to have all the classes usually since the games tend to have limited character slots...that number less than the amount of classes available. No one complains about leveling a new character though, you know why?! Because they cannot take the new class for granted. They have no option but to buck up and start from scratch because it's illogical to make a new character at level higher than lvl1.
It's a simple matter, really. You are taking these classes for granted. You take advantage of the feature of having several classes on one character and want it to be custom-fit to your order. Because you don't have to do anything to get them anymore. You have your character leveled, your story finished up. You will have those classes as soon as they hit. The new players...won't. The will not be able to play them AT ALL until after they will be experienced. Until after they went through the MOST BORING and MOST DRAGGING part of the game. And unlike you...they will do all that without a nice, big boost of 200% to experience or Palace of the Dead at all. They'll have to drudge their way using a class they don't want, they don't care for at all...spending days or weeks depending on how much free time they have...so that you save that one or two days of grinding to get these classes up there with all those speed-up features you have unlocked, without the need to do any story.
That's hypocrisy on the developers side. They claim to be "defenders of the new players", what with the changes to Main Story roulette that HURTS majority of the community for a minority within minority of new players (many new players don't care bout cutscenes and many of those that do have no issues with watching them later/in the Inn) or with the change to cross-class that allowed people to ignore other classes. But at this, where they REALLY hurt players forcing them to spend many hours upon hours doing what they don't want just so that they could finally unlock the class they did want to play at. But then...they never managed to have the fun with that class up till then, they're suddenly thrown into high level content that they didn't yet do, unless they'll waste even more time going through all that they did with a class they didn't care for completely pointlessly.



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