I'm not proposing that you redesign skill trees at this point, but I do think it would be a good idea to offer a really expensive class change. This would be good for two reasons: it would be a good gold sink, and it would allow ZOS to see which classes need a buff due to their unpopularity.
ijacksparrowed wrote: »There would only be DK if this was possible. Everyone and their mom would just go DK.
I am sure it's meant to be Asheron's Call 1.AlexDougherty wrote: »AC1 = Assassin's Creed, right?FrauPerchta wrote: »You should play AC1, there were no set chlasses.
Which wasn't an MMO, you can't use a single player game as the basis of an MMO, there are balancing issues in an MMO that don't arise in a single player game.
Ever since I found an armor set that replenishes magicka for every spell reflected ( I think it's the Syrabane set) I've come to realize why classes are anathema for the Elder Scrolls series.
What happened to the promise that our play style wouldn't be constrained by our class choice? If I want to use that set, I have to be a DK. (I know the 1-h and shield line has a reflect spell skill, but it has to be re-cast each time, unlike the DK spell which stays up for a certain time duration no matter how many spells you reflect.)
You want to reflect spells? You have to be a DK. You want to be able to pull enemies? You have to be a DK. You want to have a spammable AoE root? You have to be a DK. You want to go invisible? You have to be a NB. You want to be the most mobile? You have to be a sorc.
Why did you design all the best abilities to be class abilities? All of those should be weapon, guild, or world abilities that any player can choose to put on their skill bar. Classes should not be as central to the character build as they currently are for this to really be in line with other ES games.
I'm not proposing that you redesign skill trees at this point, but I do think it would be a good idea to offer a really expensive class change. This would be good for two reasons: it would be a good gold sink, and it would allow ZOS to see which classes need a buff due to their unpopularity.
WHY?Catches_the_Sun wrote: »I'm not even going to get into the class comparisons, but just as a general rule, I would never, ever, support a system that allows class change at any cost. Some decisions need to be meaningful.
You want to reflect spells? You have to be a DK. You want to be able to pull enemies? You have to be a DK. You want to have a spammable AoE root? You have to be a DK. You want to go invisible? You have to be a NB. You want to be the most mobile? You have to be a sorc.
FTFY on both counts.This would be good for two reasons: it would be a good gold sink way to drive customers to RMT gold site, and it would allow ZOS to see which classes need a buff due to their unpopularity with min./maxers.
Ok, I can understand that somewhere in your game, you would like to play another class/spec/alliance. What is stopping you? You are allowed 8 chars on each account, and you can choose what the heck you want (Unless you have imperial edition, your new char has to join a specific alliance, which goes perfectly with the lore....if you are even interested in that tiny detail)
Draconiuos wrote: »
Ok, I can understand that somewhere in your game, you would like to play another class/spec/alliance. What is stopping you? You are allowed 8 chars on each account, and you can choose what the heck you want (Unless you have imperial edition, your new char has to join a specific alliance, which goes perfectly with the lore....if you are even interested in that tiny detail)
Why is this misinformation still floating around? The explorer's pack was not an Imperial Edition perk, but a pre-order perk.
Yeah ... no.Kalann_Pander wrote: »rantDraconiuos wrote: »
Ok, I can understand that somewhere in your game, you would like to play another class/spec/alliance. What is stopping you? You are allowed 8 chars on each account, and you can choose what the heck you want (Unless you have imperial edition, your new char has to join a specific alliance, which goes perfectly with the lore....if you are even interested in that tiny detail)
Also, I'm personally sick of the "I want it all, and I want it now" crowd.
Live up to your choices, and use the stuff between your ears to make it work.
You might actually find that it's a lot more rewarding than "gimme gimme gimme ..."
/rant
Oh, I was under the impression that you could upgrade your acount to an imperial edition? If I am wrong about that, you have my appologizes.
The fact still stands, you choose, live with with it. Dont like it, choose another class/race.
Nox_Aeterna wrote: »Plenty of games to play , im for sure not going to pay one to get bored.
I keep my opinion , got tired of templar , im out the door