Advance Class Change: Good or Bad idea?

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Advance Class Change: Good or Bad idea?

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PeterTLJr

06.12.2013 , 09:44 PM \| #71	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by nateslice I think if you chose your advanced class at character creation it would change a lot. It'd break away from the idea that they're the same class with different specialties, and instead make it clear that they're two different classes that share a story and a group of companions. Perhaps. I could see how that works, but before they do that, they should allow people a 1 time ac switch, LOL.
In order to appreciate the Light, you must spend time in the Darkness. Peace will win and fear will lose.

nateslice

06.12.2013 , 09:47 PM \| #72	Quote
It may seem like a minor change at first glance, but I really think it'd have a Butterfly Effect on how the advanced classes are viewed. It certainly worked that way for Everquest 2.

PeterTLJr

06.12.2013 , 09:50 PM \| #73	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by nateslice It may seem like a minor change at first glance, but I really think it'd have a Butterfly Effect on how the advanced classes are viewed. It certainly worked that way for Everquest 2. I could see how it could be effective, they could even go further in with it too and allow people to get a feel of both AC's between 1-10 then when you get out of the "starting area" decide your fate.
In order to appreciate the Light, you must spend time in the Darkness. Peace will win and fear will lose.

Hizoka

06.12.2013 , 09:50 PM \| #74	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by PeterTLJr then why should we have to reroll the same class, just for 3 different trees when in all reality thats the only thing different? if you actually knew the classes you would know a powertech has a bit more in common with a juggernaught then a mercenary... both are melee classes that can tank or DPS... so where is your reasoning there... if you are just going by what is similar.

PeterTLJr

06.12.2013 , 09:53 PM \| #75	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Hizoka if you actually knew the classes you would know a powertech has a bit more in common with a juggernaught then a mercenary... both are melee classes that can tank or DPS... so where is your reasoning there... if you are just going by what is similar. because half the the mercenary and powertech abilities come from being a bounty hunter and have same story and background, they have no affiliation with a juggernaut.
In order to appreciate the Light, you must spend time in the Darkness. Peace will win and fear will lose.

nateslice

06.12.2013 , 09:56 PM \| #76	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by PeterTLJr I could see how it could be effective, they could even go further in with it too and allow people to get a feel of both AC's between 1-10 then when you get out of the "starting area" decide your fate. But that would require you to forget half your skills and perhaps a weapon/armor proficiency at level 10, which is basically the same problem I'd have with a full-on advanced class change.

PeterTLJr

06.12.2013 , 10:00 PM \| #77	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by nateslice But that would require you to forget half your skills and perhaps a weapon/armor proficiency at level 10, which is basically the same problem I'd have with a full-on advanced class change. I suppose.
In order to appreciate the Light, you must spend time in the Darkness. Peace will win and fear will lose.

nateslice

06.12.2013 , 10:04 PM \| #78	Quote
For example, letting Sith Warriors get a feel for both their advanced classes from 1-10 would result in low-level Sith Warriors running around Korriban in heavy armor with two lightsabers. At level 10, they'd have to forget either how to wear heavy armor, or how to wield two lightsabers, in addition to forgetting half the skills they paid credits to learn up to that point.

PeterTLJr

06.12.2013 , 10:05 PM \| #79	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by nateslice For example, letting Sith Warriors get a feel for both their advanced classes from 1-10 would result in low-level Sith Warriors running around in heavy armor with two lightsabers. At level 10, they'd have to forget either how to wear heavy armor, or how to wield two lightsabers, in addition to forgetting half the skills they paid credits to learn up to that point. would definitely create some problems.
In order to appreciate the Light, you must spend time in the Darkness. Peace will win and fear will lose.

Hizoka

06.12.2013 , 10:05 PM \| #80	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by PeterTLJr because half the the mercenary and powertech abilities come from being a bounty hunter and have same story and background, they have no affiliation with a juggernaut. they share less then 1/3 of the same rotational skills. Having them and using them are 2 very different things.

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