Shared Classes Are Not Failures (ie SCH/SMN)

[Daniolaut]

Yes, you nailed exactly what I’m trying to say.

I know Geomancer is a highly requested Job. And exsists in Yanxian lore where earth, wind, and water can form barriers.

Some people even express that White Mage has gone too far away from its Conjurer “roots” as a nature mage.

Geomancer is explicitly a nature mage, and would make total sense to branch off Conjurer.

It’s elementary really. It’s knocking out like 3 birds with 1 stone-

-It revives the obsolete class system
-It streamlines arbitrary unlocked level gates
-It grants more casual players flexibility in what to play, especially in late game raiding

Because, bringing logic to the forums is apparently taboo.

Its much more popular to be rude, say pointless things, and just post an insulting meme or type no /10char.

Oh.. and saying something off topic. Thats a huge "like" magnet. If someone can say nothing at all, or derail the thread, thats like magic.

I have no idea why.


Again, I used my brain, and saw exactly what you were trying to say. You linked every expansion job to a base job. Anyone with half a brain would have caught on. It had nothing to do with trying to level 2 jobs at once.

Which honestly with the changes to crafting and gathering I dont get how people can get upset with someone even suggesting that. Which you werent even doing that anyway. I mean seriously. You linked only expansion jobs to base classes, then said they would share Exp. nothing else. I took not even 3 seconds to realize each of those jobs dont start at level 1, and thought about how they start at random levels, and was like "this is actually logical 100%."

Then I read a few of the responses, and how people said you were full of nonsense, and I was like... yup, typical FFXIV forum responses. You made absolute sense, and cleaned up the game without changing a SINGLE thing lore, or system wise. You just breathed some sense into it. You actually made more sense in the game, and people said it was ridiculous. Like I wish I could say I was surprised , but I'm not.