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<blockquote data-quote="Stuntman" data-source="post: 4973081" data-attributes="member: 84817">I definitely think that multiclassing can be improved. I have heard that multiclassing went through many different options during development. It appeared that the one that went to print was the one that probably is the least likely to be broken. I heard that one option allowed players more flexibility by cherry picking features from two different classes. It sounded a lot like hybrid characters.&nbsp;The multiclass feats in Primal Power was quite interesting in that they require the first MC feat as a prerequisite. Also, there are no MC feats at the paragon tier. I find this to be an interesting change. It has caused me to at least speculate that there may be some changes to how multiclassing works when the PH3 is released. Perhaps it's just wishful thinking. Although multiclassing isn't broken, the many complaints about it since the very beginning have been fairly consistent.&nbsp;I do understand why so many people are unimpressed with multiclassing. Hybrids have had a much better reception. I guess personally for me, it just works for the characters I want to play. It's not like I have though of some awesomely broken combo or anything. It just feels like it fits my character. Maybe I'm just one of the lucky ones.&nbsp; My character happens to be an eladrin fighter/wizard.&nbsp; I plan to primarily use close blast attack powers and I do plan to choose the paragon multiclassing when I reach level 11.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stuntman, post: 4973081, member: 84817"] I definitely think that multiclassing can be improved. I have heard that multiclassing went through many different options during development. It appeared that the one that went to print was the one that probably is the least likely to be broken. I heard that one option allowed players more flexibility by cherry picking features from two different classes. It sounded a lot like hybrid characters. The multiclass feats in Primal Power was quite interesting in that they require the first MC feat as a prerequisite. Also, there are no MC feats at the paragon tier. I find this to be an interesting change. It has caused me to at least speculate that there may be some changes to how multiclassing works when the PH3 is released. Perhaps it's just wishful thinking. Although multiclassing isn't broken, the many complaints about it since the very beginning have been fairly consistent. I do understand why so many people are unimpressed with multiclassing. Hybrids have had a much better reception. I guess personally for me, it just works for the characters I want to play. It's not like I have though of some awesomely broken combo or anything. It just feels like it fits my character. Maybe I'm just one of the lucky ones. My character happens to be an eladrin fighter/wizard. I plan to primarily use close blast attack powers and I do plan to choose the paragon multiclassing when I reach level 11. [/QUOTE]

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