Level 29 Beginner to Mage?

[DevilsWolf]

Is it possible to make a level 29 beginner then get a job at that level? I'm just wondering.

[Keroppu]

You can, but I don't see why anyone would do such a thing.
You lose out on several thousand MP.

[rasudoken]

You can, but I don't see why anyone would do such a thing.
You lose out on several thousand MP.

What the hell? The mages I've had hit level 29 as LUKless and with pure INT had under 2k MP. There's no way he'd lose several thousands of MP if He advances at 29.



But you are right about how he'll lose out on MP

[White Mage Abyss]

What the hell? The mages I've had hit level 29 as LUKless and with pure INT had under 2k MP. There's no way he'd lose several thousands of MP if He advances at 29.



But you are right about how he'll lose out on MP

Because you lost out on 28 levels of improving max MP increase, and it gets worse and worse every level, becoming more significant.

[uncirculated]

Because you lost out on 28 levels of improving max MP increase, and it gets worse and worse every level, becoming more significant.

you lost out on 20 levels of max MP increase... don't forget first job is at 8...

[Falkner]

you lost out on 20 levels of max MP increase... don't forget first job is at 8...

don't necro threads

[Keroppu]

What the hell? The mages I've had hit level 29 as LUKless and with pure INT had under 2k MP. There's no way he'd lose several thousands of MP if He advances at 29.



But you are right about how he'll lose out on MP

I meant in the long run.

[EPiGRrt2]

Why would you do that anyway? You level slower, lose MP, and AP.

[Horntail]

He'll miss out on a lot of MP, that's for sure.
The loss in SP and AP will hit you hard later on.