extended classes listed in newbie area

[Draco]

Pretty sure it's just a little tweak in the coding since NPC talk is basic coding for the most part (Owns a coding bible for RO). Anyways, when you go to talk about the class you want to change to at the end of the novice grounds it only lists the main classes. What I would like to see personally is the whole being able to talk about the extended classes on there as well, get warped to your extended classes town and get the items for the class just like the others(example swordies get falchions). It may be a bit easier in the long run for players but is still better than someone having just started ro spending about 15k just to class change compared to others who are going for normal classes.

[iSpam]

+1 tho i don't see this one happening in this lifetime

[Whispers]

"Lifetime" meaning that of a fly, right? I've wondered since day one why it isn't there. Not that I don't know how to get to where I'm going nor that I don't have the funds. As was stated by Draco, however; we're more concerned with those just starting.

[Shikari]

Dunno, first thing I did when i started (or invited other people) was go to the main iRO page and show them all the classes .-.

[Draco]

Yea but some of those people such as gunslingers have to spend a lot of money, get to einbroch, get back to payon, go to amatsu with a decent leveled novice if it is your first character or spend even more money to buy the items. I see a lot of people who choose the extended classes just because they don't like the idea of the other classes at that time or just want that one character. I showed people irowiki and whatnot and they still wanted to play those chars.

[nezu]

stop to noob its just 15k

[Whispers]

It's not only about educating the unlearned, it's also about giving them that free ticket to their hometown plus gears like all other classes receive.

It's no huge dilemma, but I think it's a nice suggestion.

Nezu: "stop to noob its just 15k" makes no sense. Please clarify.