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[Jman5]

Over the last week or so I took a break from the singleplayer campaign and began exploring the Multiplayer environment. The missions were fun and trying out the mage was nice, but I quickly screwed up my character. I didn't realize multiplayer restricted you to 4 active spells and my overall newness to the mage class made me wish I could fix him.

 

Looking around, I saw no simple respec option in the game. Instead my only option was to chug through to max level to completely reset him.

 

For the life of me, I don't understand why we have to make respec difficult in multiplayer. I'm not an expert at this game who has googled and experimented with every single spell out there. I want to poke around with new skills for a game or two and see if I like it. Instead I get forced to play my crummy build for days until I hit 20 again.

 

This game should not be making casual players afraid to make any decision without googling character builds. It should provide a safe and forgiving environment for exploring different combinations in the skill trees. It hurts no one to let players easily reset their skills. This seems like a no-brainer to me.

[Wevryn1]

There is a respec option, its called promoting.  If you don't like stumbling around in skill trees then go cookie cut someone else.  This game doesn't really have that many options in where you can mess up on.  Unless of course you decided to put 1 skill point in every active skill.

 

They already made skill trees idiot proof, if they held your hand anymore they'd be wiping your arse to boot.  Try 4 skills at a time and grind through your failures.  It took me 1 play through with my character to understand what works and what doesn't.  It's that simple.

[DiscoGhost]

according to the prima guide i got, there is a respec potion you can get, but extremely rare.