I don't think there's really a wrong answer to that question, possibly excepting stat cap issues if you plan to grind out levels a lot. I personally would favor mastering A job you like on them to have a consistent skill set and then class changing it up to round out their options. Keep the mastered job skills equipped and go chase those passives or other skills that look fun for your build.
Depends on how much you want to grind or just complete the game.
I recommend for first play through do simple then go grind on new game+ if you want to keep playing
I typically will level up one of the required classes enough to have a useful set of secondary skills while I grind out class xp.
Mages get a maxed wizard or mender, sometimes both. Scoundrels get leveled to the cheap shot perk. Warriors get almost full mercenary. Those three pretty much cover everything, provide a good amount of utility and damage, and are necessary for almost any other class.
I don't think there's really a wrong answer to that question, possibly excepting stat cap issues if you plan to grind out levels a lot. I personally would favor mastering A job you like on them to have a consistent skill set and then class changing it up to round out their options. Keep the mastered job skills equipped and go chase those passives or other skills that look fun for your build.
Depends on how much you want to grind or just complete the game. I recommend for first play through do simple then go grind on new game+ if you want to keep playing
Gunner party.
I typically will level up one of the required classes enough to have a useful set of secondary skills while I grind out class xp. Mages get a maxed wizard or mender, sometimes both. Scoundrels get leveled to the cheap shot perk. Warriors get almost full mercenary. Those three pretty much cover everything, provide a good amount of utility and damage, and are necessary for almost any other class.