AlterBlika wrote: »
What's the point then
YffresTrill wrote: »
I am not convinced by any arguments against it because I cannot see how anything raised is more important than letting everyone play how they want. However, I cannot see how I could convince anyone who does think that is a lesser concern otherwise. All I can do is state my opinion, as I have done.
Edit to add: The method of roleplay you have described is no more nor less valid than anyone else's.
You have more than enough options, you're just not using them. Hint: Alts.
Just because you would like it doesn't mean it would be good for the game. The whole purpose of an MMO is to keep people playing which means to get lots of alt characters to expierence variety. A class change would completely contradict what they want you to do: Play more on other characters. If you're not doing it for whatever reason that's on you, the option is still there.
That's because you don't understand how the system works, a class change would kill the game in the long run plus it would be extremely expensive to make up for all the time/ money you're not spending to level up a new characters and it's skill lines, guilds and everything else.
The answer is still no and as long as i care for the game it isn't going to change because i want to keep the game running.
No matter how many skill lines you buy from the crown store the one thing you cannot skip is those 50 levels of the class. You can have all 500+ skill points unlocked but you still have to level the class, use the skills and learn how to play the class and character and wait for skills to be unlocked. This is part of the experience of playing a class. Sure that character can have Meteor at level 1 but they won't have their class abilities or even their weapon abilities unlocked. Look, I get it, you love your main and you don't like your alts, if you're that attached to them, you can always recreate them, using all the same variables and come in fresh as a new class, treat it like some Daedric Prince gave you a reset on life.
If you want the same character but a different class with minimal grinding, do this:
- buy an appearance change token and check your current characters creation sliders. Exit the appearance change.
- create a new character of the different class that looks the same.
- Buy all the skill lines that you want from the crown store.
- Level the character to 50 which doesn't take long especially with XP scrolls and/or in an event.
- Buy mount speed etc tokens and level up mount speed.
The point is, you can buy what you need to make the same character again in a different class. Why would ZoS sell you a class change token for any less than it costs to buy all the things already available?
AlterBlika wrote: »
Too much to pay for what I've already done
"Play as you want" is a line that gets so abused. Using this argument I could say "I want to play so that when I first login I have a fully levelled character with all sets - give it to me ZoS." Also you can play as you want, you just don't want to do the work or pay the money.
If you want the same character but a different class with minimal grinding, do this:
- buy an appearance change token and check your current characters creation sliders. Exit the appearance change.
- create a new character of the different class that looks the same.
- Buy all the skill lines that you want from the crown store.
- Level the character to 50 which doesn't take long especially with XP scrolls and/or in an event.
- Buy mount speed etc tokens and level up mount speed.
The point is, you can buy what you need to make the same character again in a different class. Why would ZoS sell you a class change token for any less than it costs to buy all the things already available?
FelisCatus wrote: »
Yeah but what about quests and all the skill points? Considering how big the game is it could take months. Then you'd be burnt out doing all the quests you've already done.
MindOfTheSwarm wrote: »What’s the point if I may ask? Just to avoid levelling? That would completely kill the whole reason to have exp scrolls and other bonuses etc.
What else are you gonna do if your main character already completed everything and you just switched class on it?
FelisCatus wrote: ».
Not at all, it's to avoid having repeat quest grind mainly for skillpoints. Especially if you've done all the quests before multiple times. It takes months.
FelisCatus wrote: »
Have more fun when I play?! I don't know why it's so difficult for you naysayers to understand.
Nobody is grinding quests for skill points, that's what Skyshards are for. Takes you a couple days at most to get everything you need.
And what exactly are you playing at that point? Repeatable quests where you just told me that you don't want to do the same quests again on another toon?
Nobody is grinding quests for skill points, that's what Skyshards are for. Takes you a couple days at most to get everything you need.
And what exactly are you playing at that point? Repeatable quests where you just told me that you don't want to do the same quests again on another toon?
FelisCatus wrote: »
Nice lmao. You're missing out on a lot skill points if you ain't and I don't know about you but I can't look at an incomplete map it's disgusting.
I play PvP, dungeons, trials? Y'know the usual combat end game? I try to get achievements I don't have, I don't know anyone that repeats months of quests for fun. They're fun the first time around when they're new but repeating them is not fun at all. It's not like the quests have multiple choice endings or replay value. Atleast PvP, and dungeons/trials have replay value.
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.....The point is, you can buy what you need to make the same character again in a different class. Why would ZoS sell you a class change token for any less than it costs to buy all the things already available?
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Yeah but what about quests and all the skill points? Considering how big the game is it could take months. Then you'd be burnt out doing all the quests you've already done.
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In case you haven't noticed, there are now account wide achievements. And you can buy zone skyshards in the crown store
Again, my point is why would ZoS sell you a class change token for any less than it costs to buy all the things already available?
FelisCatus wrote: »
Not everyone will buy all skill lines and skyshards or all the training books for mounts. Some people don't need that or can't afford it but I'm sure most people would find buying a class change token more reasonable.
So how about variable costs then: You'll get your token for the price of a new character slot but have to pay extra for everything you completely unlocked on that specific character that can be bought through crown store. Got the Skyshards in 13 zones? You'll have to pay for all of them. Have Excavation maxed out? Gotta pay for that. Your mount is maxed out? Pay for all those Riding Lessons.
This way you're paying the price someone else would pay for getting a fresh toon to the point where they let another one off. Sounds fair?
ESO_CenturionPlayer wrote: »I don’t understand on what grounds people are so rabidly against class change tokens if they themselves have no intention of using one.
Offering the token would in no way change your gameplay and would enhance the gameplay of many others.
FelisCatus wrote: »
I think they don't want one out of spite. They had to struggle and waste money on alts (that they choose to do mind you no one forced them) and now they expect everyone else to feel their pain too. Which is not only grossly irresponsible (encouraging others to waste days/months of their lives and hundreds if not thousands of money) but very un-empathetic. It does make me wonder if they'd be better playing a solo game rather than a game with others if they come across so anti-social.
ESO_CenturionPlayer wrote: »
I agree. I am CP 2700, over 4000 hours in game, with 10 fully leveled characters. I probably spent several 100’s of dollars if not 1000’s over the past few years.
I would still love to see a class change token because I severely loathe the class on my main. Even with account wide achievements, starting a “new main“ is not the same.
Arguments against the class change token are completely nonsensical. The only legitimate argument is logistics and I am skeptical it would be that difficult to implement.
So how about variable costs then: You'll get your token for the price of a new character slot but have to pay extra for everything you completely unlocked on that specific character that can be bought through crown store. Got the Skyshards in 13 zones? You'll have to pay for all of them. Have Excavation maxed out? Gotta pay for that. Your mount is maxed out? Pay for all those Riding Lessons.
This way you're paying the price someone else would pay for getting a fresh toon to the point where they let another one off. Sounds fair?