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Can we please respec class? Even for a price?
ladymythos
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Quick version: I have one TR lvl 60, and I'm quite happy with her. I also have one of every other class, plus a TR lvl 22. I'm happy with the low-level TR too, but I would love to be able to simply switch her class entirely. True, I could delete her and make a new one instead, but a) that would mean I would loose everything she's got in her inventory, her ADs, profession progression and so on, and b) she has the golem-companion from the Zen-market. I can't give that to anyone else, so if I delete her, the companion (and money I spent on it) are wasted.
It's not a big deal yet, but when we get the next class, I would love to switch the TR over to the new class instead. No worries about the current skills, gear and all that, it's no big deal. I just want to keep as much progression as possible.
If that's not an option, will multiclassing be an option waaaaaaay down the line?
It's not a big deal yet, but when we get the next class, I would love to switch the TR over to the new class instead. No worries about the current skills, gear and all that, it's no big deal. I just want to keep as much progression as possible.
If that's not an option, will multiclassing be an option waaaaaaay down the line?
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Also, if you used this while leveling up, and had class-specific quests active, would they be forcibly dropped, or would/should you be allowed to complete them?
Would you expect to be given any sort of starter gear for your newly chosen class, or no?
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(I don't really care about class changes one way or the other. I wouldn't use it, but wouldn't object to others doing so.)
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A way to ease the pain of gear, would be to "issue" basic green gear and allow all owned gear to be transmuted to astral diamonds of proper value.
The ability to dual class/multi-class would be good if they ever introduce that. That would just open a great deal of possibilities for the players.
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If it was implemented, expect PWE to charge a crazy amount of zen for it though.
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I'd really rather just have the "big ticket" times such as companions be account bound instead of character bound but I don't think that is gonna happen.
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The class-specific quests would be inactive, but can be manually dropped. They could be activated again if you change back to the class that had them, but you would still be lvl 1 all over again. Either that, or it could cost ADs to change class based on what level you are or want to be. So if you go from lvl 40 to lvl 1, it only cost a little bit. But if you go from lvl 1 back to a class that was lvl 40, it will cost you a lot more. Maybe 10k ADs pr lvl, so going to lvl 1 will cost you 10k ADs, but going back to lvl 40 will cost you 400k ADs. (just an example, so you get my idea.)
Not really. You can simply buy all that on the AH anyway with the ADs you've stored up, or even craft it yourself (as you won't loose any progression you have made with your professions.)
Yes, I figured that was rather obvious. We can't simply level up to 60 in one class, then expect to be level 60 in every class. If you change to a new class, that class will be lvl 1. (with the possible exception of going back to a class you have already leveled up - for a major price, of course.)
Also, keep in mind multiclassing has been in D&D for a long time. How that would work is simple enough: Your max level is still 60, whether you have one, two or even three classes. In D&D, every class will have to be no more than two levels apart to avoid drawbacks, so if one class is lvl 5, the others can go from lvl 3 to 7 and still stay strong. But if one is lvl 2 or 8, you will get penalties. The classes in Neverwinter goes from 60 instead of 30, so the penalties for multiclassing would be four levels apart instead of two. So if one class is lvl 20, the othes can span from lvl 16 to 24 to avoid penalties.
Furthermore, all classes combined can only be level 60, as I said. So if you have one class at lvl 30, the other two combined can only be lvl 30 (both lvl 15, one lvl 10 and one lvl 20 etc). And last, when you change into a new class, it will start at lvl 1. But to avoid speeding through levels, every class will share XP. This way you could in theory have three classes at lvl 1 (for a max level of 20 each), but it would take as long to get to lvl 20 as it normally takes to reach lvl 20. The only difference is you can "pause" one or two classes if you want, so they don't get XP at all. Their XP will then rather be given to the unpaused class(es).