Alinhbo_Tyaka wrote: »Other: I would not pay for a class change token because I rather see a system like Final Fantasy XIV where I can play any class on the same character simply by loading the config I want to play.
Plz stop with the token nonsense, each character should be allowed to class change at will just as they can respec their attributes/skill morphs.
I don't love the grind, but I don't think class change tokens make sense either. And it really doesn't take a character long to get to 50 unless you insist on doing it through questing.
Alinhbo_Tyaka wrote: »Other: I would not pay for a class change token because I rather see a system like Final Fantasy XIV where I can play any class on the same character simply by loading the config I want to play.
As wishfull thinking it would be nice buy we ain't getting that for free I tell thee that much
I don't love the grind, but I don't think class change tokens make sense either. And it really doesn't take a character long to get to 50 unless you insist on doing it through questing.
It not the 50 that takes long it's, all the guilds, the crafting for alchemy and food, enchanting etc, the skill point grind and the slow ass mount
VaranisArano wrote: »How much overt monetization of PVE and PVP balance are you willing to put up with?
Every update, classes get small and large changes. Many MMO players swap to the new most powerful classes. Are you willing to slap an obvious price tag on it when ZOS buffs one class and nerfs another?
There's a reason why ZOS so rarely adjusts Racial Passives. Each time they do, they get a lot of heat for how monetized it is due to Race Change tokens. There's a 3000 crown price tag to those changes. If ZOS eventually adds a Class Change token, you can expect to hear "ZOS is nerfing X to sell Class Change tokens" a lot.
How much are you willing to pay? Think about your number.
Now, look at how ZOS monetizes making new characters for meta shifts or a new class:It'll only cost you...How does that stack up against how much you'd be willing to pay for a class change token?
8000 crowns for bag space
18000 crowns for maxed riding
17000 crowns for FG, MG, Undaunted, Psijic, Legerdemain
800x however many zones worth of skyshards you need. Based on a quick Google, I see that roughly 90-120 skyshards are recommended, so call it 5600 crowns for 7 packs?
Even just with what I listed, that's 48,600 Crowns, or roughly $355 (at non-sale prices) if someone buys all the pay-for-convenience items.
Most players don't buy ALL that stuff, but ZOS nickel and dimes a fair bit of profit off players making new characters to follow the meta or try a convince. ZOS also benefits from players who don't pay at all, but do play the game for hours to level through playing.
With all that said, I do expect ZOS will eventually add a Class Change token once the playerbase as a whole is no longer willing to play to level or pay for convienence. Once that happens, ZOS wants to offer them an expensive, but quick way to skip making new characters and instead get right back to using their existing characters with the new meta class.
In other words, I expect it to be something that comes more at the end of ESO's lifespan when the focus is less on enticing players to play for a long time and more on milking them for pay during the shorter time they play.
Now, I'm not an "ESO is dying" player, so I think we've got a ways to go before Class Change tokens. But who knows? Maybe the Devs will surprise me.
Tenthirty2 wrote: »Absolutely I would.
For some reason I'd already thought this was a thing, they have service tokens for everything else BUT class change.
It's essentially just a career change for a character, IDEK why there isn't one, I'd buy several right away.
I have a LVL 30-somthing DK that I just can't get a feel for. I like her look, horse training is close to done, etc. Would love to switch her class.
Heck even if would reset the character's skill points, I'm still all for it.
I mean, I could decide tomorrow that I want to change careers from IT and become a chef.
So yeah I would have to learn all those skills, but that also doesn't mean I would forget all my secondary non-career skills like how to drive a car, or fix one, etc.
@ZOS_Kevin is there a proper place to submit feature requests?
Tenthirty2 wrote: »@ZOS_Kevin is there a proper place to submit feature requests?