Y’know what, I’ll tell you if you can give me the link to the following game:
If it matters this much to you, I can try
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Bard predictably gets exactly what I thought they’d get
They were always pretty well designed and just needed to have their main gimmick not be very frustrating to use
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FWIW, I found it. All that’s left is for you to either also find it, or just give up searching.
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this is my very subjective response to the changes I’ve seen so far
granted not all of them are on dndbeyond yet
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Okay well, then it doesn’t matter this much to you anymore, does it
Well, it’s fine, glad you’ve got what you were looking for
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are they gonna be adding artificer to the new phb?
i’m gonna be honest i don’t know if they actually balanced around multiclassing at all
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sure you have to give up some of the funny stuff but the potential for shenanigans is unfathomable
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uncertain
My understanding is that it won’t be in the new phb but will probably get a reprint afterwards
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literally Blue's Clues
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multiclassing is a variant rule so Not Really
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It does in the sense of “seeing how determined you are to get the answer”.
But as far as my curiosity goes: Not really, no. Because that has been satisfied.
They didn’t
They did in 3.5e, kind of 
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If my hunch is right, the multiclassing from star wars DnD should probably be kind of similar with the 3.5e?
(What did they do in 3.5e about it?)