Job progression
Level two preferred jobs first
Focusing job experience on two jobs you use makes mission clears contribute directly to a practical build.
WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Level two preferred jobs first
Accessible main or side missions, with the target jobs equipped in the two active job slots.
Before you go
- Unlock the jobs you intend to develop.
- Have an available mission appropriate to your current equipment.
- Equip the target jobs before combat so their proficiency can advance.
Farming steps
- Choose two preferred jobs in the Job menu based on the roles you want in your build.
- Equip suitable weapons and job actions for those jobs.
- Select a manageable mission and check whether it also provides gear or progression rewards you need.
- Fight through the mission using the equipped jobs so they gain combat experience.
- Complete the stage and check each job’s level and tree for available unlocks.
- Review drops for job-associated gear or affinity that improves the same loadout.
- Repeat with the same jobs until a desired unlock is available, changing jobs only when the mission requires it.
- Use optional side missions when you need to unlock advanced jobs; check their objective and reward details first.
- Keep a second job you can rely on if the first struggles against a particular encounter.
Repeat, collect and use
Combat experience is repeatable on missions while the jobs are equipped. Job unlocks or mission-specific rewards may be limited; the experience loop itself can continue.
Common mistakes
- Expecting an unequipped job to gain the same combat experience; put the target jobs in active slots.
- Switching jobs constantly before they progress; keep the preferred pair equipped for consistent gains.
- Ignoring mission difficulty to chase job experience; use a route you can clear safely.
When to stop or switch
Stop focusing on a job once it reaches the level or tree unlock you wanted, then rotate in another job or pursue a specific mission reward.
Sources & fact checks
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