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@TheSlothArmada.6709 said:It makes no sense to call if a profession.armorsmith is a profession, warrior is a class ._.I don't know why the devs thought it'd be cool to call classes professions. . .

Warrior is a profession...dictionary

  1. a paid occupation, especially one that involves prolonged training and a formal qualification.

Warriors are generally paid, and generally have prolonged training.Warrior class would be a level of ranking, such as commander.

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Profession has been used in the gw universe for the MMOs traditional term class since the game first began.Even in game lore refer warriors and elementalist as professions and not classes.Though profession is something most people from other MMOs won't understand right away. As the term is used mostly for crafting (gw2 call it disciplines). Added the fact that most people will take the lazy way, and go with the easier to say/type out class than profession. (I'm guilty of this :p)

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@Cloud Windfoot Omega.7485 said:

@TheSlothArmada.6709 said:It makes no sense to call if a profession.armorsmith is a profession, warrior is a class ._.I don't know why the devs thought it'd be cool to call classes professions. . .

Warrior is a profession...dictionary
  1. a paid occupation, especially one that involves prolonged training and a formal qualification.

Warriors are generally paid, and generally have prolonged training.Warrior class would be a level of ranking, such as commander.

<_<This is a game. Warrior is a class

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@TheSlothArmada.6709 said:

@TheSlothArmada.6709 said:It makes no sense to call if a profession.armorsmith is a profession, warrior is a class ._.I don't know why the devs thought it'd be cool to call classes professions. . .

Warrior is a profession...dictionary
  1. a paid occupation, especially one that involves prolonged training and a formal qualification.

Warriors are generally paid, and generally have prolonged training.Warrior class would be a level of ranking, such as commander.

<_<This is a game. Warrior is a class

that does not change that profession is actually correct given what the words actually mean.Games use class to mean "groupings", but technically they are referring to what are known as professions with the classes.

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@Celldrax.2849 said:And what does WoW have to with this?

RPG's (including tabletop) have been calling them classes for decades.

Not that I really give a kitten either way, but I still end up referring to them as a class since that's what I'm used to.

Well in tabletops they say Warrior is the class archetype which can then specialise.

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I've always called it a class as that's what I knew them as since 2000. I'm not going to change that just because they decided to name it something else.In FFXI, I remember they were called jobs and even then I still called them classes.

I don't know, nor do I even care how WoW named them either.I personally hate it when people call chars as "toons", but you know what? I don't tell them to not call it that because that's their damn business. They grew up calling them "toons" while I grew up calling them chars.

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@"Ayumi Spender.1082" said:I've always called it a class as that's what I knew them as since 2000. I'm not going to change that just because they decided to name it something else.In FFXI, I remember they were called jobs and even then I still called them classes.

I don't know, nor do I even care how WoW named them either.I personally hate it when people call chars as "toons", but you know what? I don't tell them to not call it that because that's their kitten business. They grew up calling them "toons" while I grew up calling them chars.

Haha I've called them toons since my first mmo city of heroes.

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