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Introducing such thing would be Akin to modern day ideology injected in the game
We don’t need the Veilguardification of Poe, keep it pure escapism
can the monk character be a mage then?
And I hate it
Cuz that why we are getting a lesser product that we could have gotten
Enforcing restrictive class identity to appeal to the casuals who cannot comprehend that everybody can be everything, classes a mostly a starting point in the massive tree