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This was either an oversight or a poor design decision.
Makes no sense for me to play with someone's character. That character should belong to the player who created and that person only.
Plus, the original NPCs have story insights that that character won't, so it's kind of a game game breaking design.
Characters already level adjust between games so once that friend rejoins they can sort their levels once they come back. I dont want to mess with my friends character builds, or toat around a low level character as I progress.