I think maybe you should be able to change class freely, but levels only gain for that class. For example, say you start out as a fighter, and train to level ten. Then you switch to a mage, but you're back to level one with all newbie stuff. You train to level 5, but you get bored and switch back to a fighter, and you're level ten again. Anyway, that's how I think it should work.

Okay... no offense the change class thing is pretty redundant. What you should do is if you want to switch class. You get nerfed to lvl 1. Plain and simple. But that would be for this setup. What i was thinking is we do somthing along the lines of a Trancending Class Systems. We have a base leval and a job level. Base level can go however high you want it to and exp rate doesn't change. But the higher the job class you get in whatever job tree your in will degrade such as from 1.0 to like .8 to make it harder to gain the bonuses from a job upgrade. But this is just me throwing some ideas out there. Oh btw before I forget about this, maybe you could also add dual classing in. The sub class would be only half of whatever your main job lvl is

i think that ou should have to choose between two things at the beggining of the game 1 fast lvling low dmg class and big dmg slow lvling class and you are stuck with it but i agree in full besides although i think you should add class for mages and theives such as asssassins, ninjas, necromancer and archmage

Most of those are races and not classes.

I like the hybrid ideas, such as:


Ranger: Theif and hunter mix

Paladin: Cleric and Fighter

Battlemage: Fighter and mage

Shocktrooper: Mage and hunter

Shadow-aid: Theif and cleric

Assasin: Theif and fighter


You should train to a certain level in both and get to change class to that then. Without money. Looks, you have to change for money but make it really cheap. 2k.
( you know, get to level 12 As A theif and level 12 as a fighter and then you can be an assasin)