hope not it doesnt take that long to get to level 50, go and earn the right to play that class at end game standard

If you were an electrician master, can you go to a plumbing master job? No. Theres your answer, and I hope zenimax agrees.

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If you were an electrician master, can you go to a plumbing master job? No. Theres your answer, and I hope zenimax agrees.

No. But you could become an entry-level plumber.

I REALLY hope so!

Everyone always forgets about motifs, research, riding, achievements, ECT. It's not always about just level a new guy up. Some *** is character only and takes way to long to get again.

I hope not.

Should probably post in my own thread (was distracted by the political thread).

I actually think ZOS will do this, I think there is enough pressure that they'll give in.

From a business perspective it makes all sense. The fact they didn't release the Cavern and Island means they WANT people to burn crowns desperately. The fact they put crown crates means they want us to spend as much money in the cash shop as possible. The fact there are already race, appearance and name change tokens hints at other class and alliance based tokens. Make it like 10,000 Crowns to change Class or Alliance, put a 1-3 month cooldown and be done with it. They will make so much money!

For the anti crowd, how I spec my character is NOT your business. Also the usual argument of "you should have picked your race and class correctly before and done research bla bla bla" would be only valid if ZOS didn't turn the classes upside down every 6 months. And ZOS, I will not pay crown riding lessons as alts are not my thing, you would have my money on a class change token for Warden though, want to take it?

I wouldn't bet on it. They probably make more in people buying horse training, a new house for the alt, bag upgrades, and leveling consumables than they would on a class change token.

Seems like they'd actually be hurting themselves if they did offer the class change token, in my opinion.

I really wish they would provide the option, and not some ripoff crown purchase to do so either.

Everybody's response of "L2P" and "git gud" is about ***. Saying it takes 6 hours to level up and 3 to get all skyshards is not an excuse (not to mention I think those times are total ***). Even if that was the case, that's 9 hours I could be playing the game doing NEW things instead of stuff that I've already been done.

I've seen the comment several times that starting the character over is a good way to learn the class. I hate to be that guy, but this game isn't exactly "deep" with skills. Simply coming up to a shrine, switching your class and have your class skills start at 1 (if you haven't already leveled the class on that toon) would give you more than enough experience with your new class's skills. Grinding your skills up ONCE is enough to let you adjust and learn the ropes. Forcing a player (if they want to try a different class) to redo all their quests, achievements, sky shards, and crafting is the cheapest/lamest thing I've seen for an MMO. It's cheap cop-out from adding new content.

I played the beta plus the first year and just came back this past weekend. It's still pretty clear ZOS is either confused or just straight up doesn't give a damn about their players and only want the money. I think the crown store makes the answer very clear. Players have been on here since Day 1 begging for features (that make sense) and are constantly ignored. 3 years since release and I still see the same issues it had in Beta. But, I won't call their game a failure, because they're making money hand over fist.

So no, you won't get your class change unless they give you the option to pay for it with real money.

I think they will change their mind eventually. They changed their minds so many times in the past, after all. And we know very well that "we have no plans to do this" means "wait a few months and ask again".

They probably will. It's evident that ZOS is willing to turn tail on my nearly everything "promised" for the sake of money. Of course, if they do this when the game is desperate or when it's thriving is anybody's guess.