Please allow dual spec or cap respec costs.

A little common sense and logic go a long way. The above post has none.

That's not even closely the same. You can already respec in game whenever you want. You can not however do anything you said unless you reroll.

All we want is a mechanic thats already in game, but we want it to be easier, save us who want diversity in our playstile minutes if not hours of changing UI, clicking those talents points whenever we want to pvp, heal, tank, or whatever it is we want to do.

The fact that i waste 100k every week in respecc is one thing. The time it takes to travel to skill trainer and later change the UI is what really will keep me annoyed.

I appreciate you taking time from your day to define that for me. I'd suggest doing the same for the lead designer for the largest mmo ever, he would surely regret his repeated misuse. That is of course as long as it doesn't impede your trolling, I just couldn't live with myself if your Quality of Life suffered.

People who don't want dual spec are DPS classes that don't understand that there will be massive tank/healer shortages if you can't dual spec. WOW had a massive jump in tanks and healers after dual spec came out.

Dual spec is already in game. You simply need to visit a vendor, have the money, and poof, entirely different role.

If the ability to respec wasn't already around, I'd understand fighting against it. But it's there with a little time/money. So since it's there, why not make it less of a hassle for those respec'ing? In most cases, folks do so to help groups form, and get needed roles filled, which is a positive thing, no?

I support this idea. I love my mercenary and want to be able to Heal in PVE AND blast the crap out of people in PVP. Having dual talents with the same Advanced class would be a fair compromise I think.

Some people posting in this thread really have some BIG language comprehension problems. Some other can measure their IQ using a mercury thermometer.

Dual Spec is a feature that give players more flexibility, does not hinder the gameplay of other players, does not "dumb down" the game, does not ruin the game.

Dual Spec is not about changing advanced class, is not about changing class, is not about ruining the game.

Please stop this worthless crusade against innovation on MMO. If you wish to play a game without the features that innovation brought in the last few years, then nobody keeps you here. As many of you like to say... "Go play something else, we don't need you".

respec costs already cap at 98k which endgame is actually not that much. 7-8 dailies, which is about 30min in Ilum. Also if you do not respec for a week the costs reset. Although I am not sure if its weekly or if its just after 7 days. By random chance the last 2 times I respec'd were after server reset.

So the cost is a bit steep but its not that bad. I'd rather then reduce or lower the repair cost in PvE first. A bad night in hardmodes or an operation and your out 100-200k.

lol, you win the thread.

Your assuming everyone exclusively plays PvE.

Any decent RPer can deal with dual speccing. I've already worked it out because I have changed from healing, to DPS, and then back to healing and find the idea of "unlearning so I can learn new skills" ridiculous and refuse to incorporate it into my RP.

What I find very believable for a smuggler that would also be true for a bounty hunter, trooper, or agent is that my gear is specialized to the task I know I will be preforming. If I am healing I'm going to be packed down with equipment used to to do. Extra kolto, heavier/more advanced diagnostic scanners etc.

However If I want to be sneaky and deal damage I'm going to reduce that medical equipment down something very light and basic. Basically a first aid kit. Then I am going to pack more advanced stealth systems, extra ammo, and probably reduce the overall weight of my gear so I am more maneuverable and can get in that sucker punch or a swifter kick to a sensitive area on my opponent.

For a jedi or sith you rely mostly on your lightsaber and the force so this isn't a good RP explanation. However there is one I find acceptable. While a more fresh Jedi or Sith might just meditate on their code, as they become more powerful (Level 10+) they would meditate more deeply on specific aspects of the force. I would imagine a jedi that is preparing themselves to heal grievous wounds and afflictions would meditate on a different aspect then a jedi that is preparing to quickly smite the forces of evil or a jedi who is planning on a more sustained assault. Were they to shift the focus of their meditation, it would surely affect their performance in combat.