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The point was, that if you plan to "dip" into fighter for some weird reasons, it's much better to go full EK instead.
Ah, I get you now, I just completely disagree lol.
I mean, I can see a ton of reasons to play barb, rogue, monk, pally or ranger and, if you are playing those classes, it's worth getting some levels in fighter, for the reason I already stated.
If you want to argue it's just "better to go full EK", that's fine, but you're essentially arguing to not play any other martial class, which is different to arguing that multiclassing is 'worthless'
I meant specifically if you want to multiclass a caster and a martial class. EK and AT is always a batter choice than making a fighter/wizard or a rogue/wizard. Barb also has a Barb/Sorc subclass and if you want wisdom based figher/something, Druid of the Moon can toss around serious magic and then when he is out of steam maul stuff.
There is a "multiclass" sub-class for every class.
Well that makes more sense. :P
tbh I would avoid multiclassing any caster, just for the spell slot issues alone. The only exception would be sorc/warlock, but I'm not sure how viable they are in BG3 anyway
Given the way BG3 works right now, it's actually better to multiclass EVERY pure caster (except Warlock, since they're not real casters) with one level of Wizard. You get the entire spellbook of Wizard spells with no loss of spell slots, giving you incredible versatility with no real loss.
Sounds like you are the miserable one questioning what people perceive as fun.