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no I have 3 chars over 1400+ and 2 alts 1385, you can enjoy multiple classes. The key is to run chaos dungeon and leapstone una dailys on our alts all the time to keep them from falling behind. (10 min per alt, 8 mins for 2 chaos, 2 mins for 3 una dailies. Take days off if busy IRL and stack rested)
You will have 1 main character a little bit higher than the rest, but he or she is more like the head of the family, you push this 1 character to unlock honing research for the rest of your alts to make honing easier.
For instance when you hit T2 you get research to make all your alts in T1 honing easier. So the moment your main hits 600 and gets 802 gear from T2 you do the research in the stronghold, and you push your alts into tier 2 too a little bit behind main.
Same in Tier 3, you unlock research at 1385 to make honing 1302-1370 easier, so I pushed alts from 1325 to 1370 the moment my main hits 1385 benchmark.
Your alts will always be 1 step behind your main but not by much if you do careful planning. Just be aware, you need ALOT of game knowledge and know what to do to pull this off. Can't do it as a newbie who goes into the game blind.