Do you like multiclass?

[Sustacel250]

Im a fan of maxing out your class.

Main classes are:
- The Warrior / Protector Caste
- The Intellectual / Priest / Sage Caste
- The Merchant / Artisan / Producer Caste
- The Laborer / Servant / Commoner Caste
- The outcast.
- The Ruler / Noble / Leader / Elite.

Normally the priest cast is on top, ruler and warriors are below them. Then merchant then laborer. Outcasts are at the absolute bottom.

Like in video game in real life you can max out a class or multiclass. And some multiclass builds create lots of synergy and others are really crap. I think if you learn caste systems from videogames and you didnt learn much at school you really are ahead of the curve and you learned good stuff.

For xample cleric-barbarian multiclass is one of the shittest, a paladin monk is also garbage. But if you do bard-rogue it goes well and also paladin-sorcerer is pretty good.

In real life is similar. If you do multiclass for example merchant-artist you do a ton of synergy. But warrior-intellectual is the worst. Outcast-merchant is crap. But outcast artist is good.

Example:if youre a student and you love art, you do best to become art-laborer for example construction worker and sell out. SOme people can multiclass and they make money and then pursue art for recreational activity because they can afford it. If youre a warrior, join the army is the best, but if you multiclass and do warrior-artist it usually results in shit outcome.

Overall i think is best to max out your caste and dont multiclass unless you find smething that creates synergy. Real life is like video games not different at all. most of these games we play are repetitions of past myths, theres nothing new. So these games teach you also how to multiclass in society. It works very well.

Tons of us cannot multiclass or are in a shit position in society. We see for xample SJW fanatical warriors entering academia doing only damage to the intellectual priestly castes, they should have become something else like holy fanatical warriors and die for a cause. Instead they became wrong caste. Or you see warriors who decicate their time in useless redpill philosophy and they achieve shit results, while they would have done much better in other situations maybe as laborers they would have done good. Or theres people who are good at intellect stuff wasted in labor activities. A ton of badly placed people dont express their true potential if they are in the wrong caste.

[Tovarishcel]

is this about some video game? or comprason to life?

[Sustacel250]

is this about some video game? or comprason to life?

I was saying in life I seen most multiclass builds go badly. So I was thinking if you want to multiclass you have to play a lot of video games first.

For instance some people study art topics but they get no jobs, so they try multiclass, and I dont see them succeeding.

A good multiclass for art would be you focus on moneymaking sigma grining for 10 years then you multiclass into artist later. If you start artist and multiclass moneymaker you almost never make it (exceptions exist). It would be like in a video game like baldur gate for example where if you start mage you get all these downsides and you have to max out intelligence but you dont max strength and constitution so when you multiclass as warrior you get only downsides.

If instead you start warrior and multiclass mage, you may be able to reach maxed out build mage by the end of the game.

I was saying if you learned from videogames you probably are ahead of the curve. If yuo learned from total war games or rpg or whatever, you learned a lot of myths and lores and narratives that already gave you a head start in life. because games are repetitions of our myths. Nothing is new, skyrim isnt new and none of these games tell us new stories. So yeah if you played games you probably are best suited for society.

I noticed for example that world of warcraft players are the best at teamwork. The only downside of a game like wow is that they waste really a big amount of hours on it. I never liked that sort of stuff.