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<blockquote data-quote="ClaytonCross" data-source="post: 7166453" data-attributes="member: 6880599"><p>Because he expects all leveling to be an organic part of the story. So being able to choose when to level in a class or cross classing out of the blue is to meta to him. The premise being that if you want to cross class you would need to find a teacher and dedicate your self to that. So you would find a trainer when he lets you find one due to connivance of the story then only level in that class because you have dedicated your training to it. If you want to do a 12/8 character and your level 11 for example, you may be in a dungeon etc until you are level 14. He would not let you hold leveling or find a trainer in a dungeon because he doesn't think it makes since. Then you lose at feat/attribute raise and if there was something that you really needed to get at level 8 (like monks unarmed combat becoming magical for example) that chance has passed so your idea will no longer work. More so if your doing like a 1/19 or 4/16 character and you want to cross at level 1 or 4 to the other class since characters level faster at low levels. He deems that level of character planing as too meta. He also does like the idea of training in two classes at once and going back and forth choosing. The idea is that you can only really focus your training effectively on one at a time.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="ClaytonCross, post: 7166453, member: 6880599"] Because he expects all leveling to be an organic part of the story. So being able to choose when to level in a class or cross classing out of the blue is to meta to him. The premise being that if you want to cross class you would need to find a teacher and dedicate your self to that. So you would find a trainer when he lets you find one due to connivance of the story then only level in that class because you have dedicated your training to it. If you want to do a 12/8 character and your level 11 for example, you may be in a dungeon etc until you are level 14. He would not let you hold leveling or find a trainer in a dungeon because he doesn't think it makes since. Then you lose at feat/attribute raise and if there was something that you really needed to get at level 8 (like monks unarmed combat becoming magical for example) that chance has passed so your idea will no longer work. More so if your doing like a 1/19 or 4/16 character and you want to cross at level 1 or 4 to the other class since characters level faster at low levels. He deems that level of character planing as too meta. He also does like the idea of training in two classes at once and going back and forth choosing. The idea is that you can only really focus your training effectively on one at a time. [/QUOTE]

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