Need a way to change advanced classes

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Need a way to change advanced classes

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DonMarko

04.24.2012 , 11:58 AM \| #1
Dear Bioware, If you want to keep players here and playing this game you need to add a a way, a tool, a device, that will allow players a chance at changing their advanced class. I know most the people who come to these boards and post will have 100 bad things to say about it, but they should not have any voice in my game EXP, only I should. Just as I should have no say in theirs. Please add this and save me from deleting a toon I already that I already have so much done on.
NO MORE LEVEL CAP< GET RID OF COMBAT LEVELS!!

Morbidheresy

04.24.2012 , 12:00 PM \| #2
or you could, you know, do some research. so sick of people who feel they are entitled to whatever they want whenever they want without having to think or plan.

chaosdefined

04.24.2012 , 12:00 PM \| #3
I would vote for at least a one time only choice to change your AC at level 50. Or perhaps, through Legacy, an easier way to level up an Alt of the other Advanced Class. Since one of the most annoying things, especially if you level the other AC, is that you're repeating the exact same content again for weeks.

dcwsfu

04.24.2012 , 12:01 PM \| #4
It is normal for an MMO to not let you change your class.

chaosdefined

04.24.2012 , 12:01 PM \| #5
Quote: Originally Posted by Morbidheresy or you could, you know, do some research. so sick of people who feel they are entitled to whatever they want whenever they want without having to think or plan. To be fair though, you can research all you like but that doesn't compare to playing the class for a bit.

Sneeches

04.24.2012 , 12:02 PM \| #6
Quote: Originally Posted by DonMarko Dear Bioware, If you want to keep players here and playing this game you need to add a a way, a tool, a device, that will allow players a chance at changing their advanced class. I know most the people who come to these boards and post will have 100 bad things to say about it, but they should not have any voice in my game EXP, only I should. Just as I should have no say in theirs. Please add this and save me from deleting a toon I already that I already have so much done on. I actually agree with you, but think this should be a one time thing, or a fee to do it... in game 100k, or something.

Sneeches

04.24.2012 , 12:03 PM \| #7
Quote: Originally Posted by chaosdefined To be fair though, you can research all you like but that doesn't compare to playing the class for a bit. couldn't agree with you more. EDIT: How do i get a pic in my name off the the left in the threads?

chaosdefined

04.24.2012 , 12:04 PM \| #8
Quote: Originally Posted by Sneeches couldn't agree with you more. EDIT: How do i get a pic in my name off the the left in the threads? Click your username in the top right, then My Account and it should be amongst the Forum options.

Cmdluke

04.24.2012 , 12:06 PM \| #9
dear blizzard, i leveled up my mage to 85 and am now tired of playing a mage. i want to play a warrior but dont want to spend weeks redoing the same content. please let me change my mage to a warrior so i can play the game the way I want to, not the way you designed it to be played. thanks
"The Force is a Balance between the Light and the Dark" - Qun'aris Sunnrider Jedi Consular Balance Sage

Drakkip

04.24.2012 , 12:07 PM \| #10
I have to agree with the above poster about research versus experience. There are some games over the years that the class just didn't live up to my expectations based on research. That being said I would settle for 16 slots per server so you could make 1 of each class. That would suit me better than changing my AC.

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