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Respec Last Skillpoint
Ashchild
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Skill point dedication is obviously a contentious issue. Zenimax wants us to make meaningful, deliberate choices.
My only suggestion is that perhaps we may be able to refund the last skill point spent (perhaps within a certain degree of time). But once you spend the next skill point after that, that previous skill is forever memorised.
We overcome wearily vague descriptions, test our morph choices for a short while, but still maintain a sense of growing identity without the complaint of expensive respec costs.
Edited by Ashchild on May 20, 2014 7:16AM My only suggestion is that perhaps we may be able to refund the last skill point spent (perhaps within a certain degree of time). But once you spend the next skill point after that, that previous skill is forever memorised.
We overcome wearily vague descriptions, test our morph choices for a short while, but still maintain a sense of growing identity without the complaint of expensive respec costs.
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lavendercat✭✭yes !! or at least there could be some kind of testing period before you commit a point.hello
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Grao✭✭✭✭✭
✭Skill point dedication is obviously a contentious issue. Zenimax wants us to make meaningful, deliberate choices.
My only suggestion is that perhaps we may be able to refund the last skill point spent (perhaps within a certain degree of time). But once you spend the next skill point after that, that previous skill is forever memorised.
We overcome wearily vague descriptions, test our morph choices for a short while, but still maintain a sense of growing identity without the complaint of expensive respec costs.
I could agree to that... Some of the toll tips simply fail to describe an ability, so maybe allowing us to revert a decision within an hour of making it is a reasonable request. I don't think it is something easy to implement though... So it won't be happening anytime soon. ZoS has more urgent issues to deal with then this.0 -
twev✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭Skill point dedication is obviously a contentious issue. Zenimax wants us to make meaningful, deliberate choices.
My only suggestion is that perhaps we may be able to refund the last skill point spent (perhaps within a certain degree of time). But once you spend the next skill point after that, that previous skill is forever memorised.
We overcome wearily vague descriptions, test our morph choices for a short while, but still maintain a sense of growing identity without the complaint of expensive respec costs.
I could agree to that... Some of the toll tips simply fail to describe an ability, so maybe allowing us to revert a decision within an hour of making it is a reasonable request. I don't think it is something easy to implement though... So it won't be happening anytime soon. ZoS has more urgent issues to deal with then this.
Well, to be honest, if the tooltips weren't so halfazzed in places, or just misleading in others, it'd be easier to take a decision with confidence. But some of the bonus' in there don't even seem to register or work.
It's difficult "to make meaningful, deliberate choices" with haphazard input as your guide.
ETA: My conclusion is that I'd like to 'trial run' a skillpoint for 5 minutes, possibly in a nonbinding/noncumulative and separate instance, just to see if the skillpoint even made a noticeable difference in some cases.Edited by twev on May 20, 2014 5:46PMThe problem with society these days is that no one drinks from the skulls of their enemies anymore.1 -
Ashchild✭✭adamrussell52_ESO wrote: »Id suggest a cheap or free refund for morphs, but leave the normal respec as it is.
I like this idea as well.
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