A character-locked respec scroll in the mail would address all these problems...Yeah. I was thinking from the perspective of a console player. Specifically, a "casual" console player that will not have kept informed about all the things happening on the PTS as these changes get tweaked before going live.To be honest, as irritating as it is, this is only a new process to those who have started playing the game since 1.6 dropped. I expect there will be some rage threads from console players, but not a whole heck of a lot from PC players (even if, like me, they don't like the way it gets handled) because for the most part we've been there done that.That's no good for people who aren't aware that it's going to happen until it's too late, as they won't have had the chance to record their builds.I understand the fear of confusion on patch day, but just make use of a pen and paper and write down what skills you are using now so you can relearn them in less than a minute on the day.
I am wondering what method ZoS will use to communicate this reset to players that do not use the forums.
Same as every other MMO.
Player logs in. BIG WORDS ON THE SCREEN. "ALL YOUR SKILL POINTS HAVE BEEN RESET DUE TO CHANGES IN HOW THEY WORK."
Forum threads should be fun to read on patch day then.
You're not mistaken and many people have asked ZOS NOT to auto-respec when logging in but all such requests have fallen on deaf ears and I see no reason to expect any difference now.If I am mistaken about how the respec is done, then please disregard this post.
marco.cuevas.ventob14_ESO wrote: »What we need is a skill point template we can just load up like in Guild Wars instead of painstakingly starting all over again
takes forever and makes me not want to respec
Aside from the fact that all Outfitter does is save a bar layout and/or equipment set and does nothing to help you distributing skillpoints, that recommendation is to be taken with a grain of salt. I reference this sad topic that does not get any more much needed green attention.There are addons for that. Wykkyd Outfitter is a good one.marco.cuevas.ventob14_ESO wrote: »What we need is a skill point template we can just load up like in Guild Wars instead of painstakingly starting all over again
takes forever and makes me not want to respec
KiraTsukasa wrote: »
I agree with not wanting a forced reset. I would much prefer a one-time free respec at the shrines, or a free respec scroll for each character. I have a thread about that here: http://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en-GB/discussion/204247/skill-reset-with-2-1#latest
Asherons_Call wrote: »Why is this even an issue? The amount of gold that is needed to respec is a drop in the bucket.
A character-locked respec scroll in the mail would address all these problems...Yeah. I was thinking from the perspective of a console player. Specifically, a "casual" console player that will not have kept informed about all the things happening on the PTS as these changes get tweaked before going live.To be honest, as irritating as it is, this is only a new process to those who have started playing the game since 1.6 dropped. I expect there will be some rage threads from console players, but not a whole heck of a lot from PC players (even if, like me, they don't like the way it gets handled) because for the most part we've been there done that.That's no good for people who aren't aware that it's going to happen until it's too late, as they won't have had the chance to record their builds.I understand the fear of confusion on patch day, but just make use of a pen and paper and write down what skills you are using now so you can relearn them in less than a minute on the day.
I am wondering what method ZoS will use to communicate this reset to players that do not use the forums.
Same as every other MMO.
Player logs in. BIG WORDS ON THE SCREEN. "ALL YOUR SKILL POINTS HAVE BEEN RESET DUE TO CHANGES IN HOW THEY WORK."
Forum threads should be fun to read on patch day then.