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I think once there's more things to do in the game that would require skills I'd be a little happier with the XP rates being lowered, or at least scaling more like you see in the MMO, just so long as the content it unlocks is spread out evenly enough to keep you engaged whilst training it.
Unlocks & Skills need work, very little customization to make the character feel like its your own other than just leveling weapon skill. The skills that do unlock feel like tutorial unlocks. Runes are a bit off putting too, feel like ill always be saving them and not using because they run out pretty quick when using for gathering/fighting.
Would be nice if there was points to put into a skill tree / stat points that can make the levels more engaging.
In my opinion the sweet spot would be that you still gain a decent amount of experience by just using the skills as you go along, but there should be rewards further up the skill tree that would justify going out of your way to spend a bit of time to reach a milestone. For example, maybe I'd get enough Runecrafting XP from just playing to be able to unlock runes that match the spells I'm unlocking as I progress, but if I decided to commit an hour to runecrafting I'd eventually unlock something like higher rune:essence conversion rates or a % chance for something like empowered runes that cause spells to have added effects.