I see how it wouldn't necessarily require harder leveling but my final point is still valid. If you have the ability to respec, any one person could just save up on whatever is required for respeccing, get themselves two sets of gear for two different builds and be able to turn themselves into something else if the situation called for it. I'll use a diablo 2 example.. Say you have a hammerdin full geared and you decide to respec. Then you make yourself into a smiter because of all of the gear you have sitting in your stash for a smiter build. You go in and do your business and then change back into a hammerdin. That ability allows people too much power. The thing I like about Diablo builds is you have to plan for the futures. Save up your points and create your build and if you mess up tough titty.
Perhaps a thread resurrection, but that's okay!
The above issues could be solved if the respec was on a one month timer or something like that. Sure, you could respec to a smiter from a hammerdin in that run perhaps, but you couldn't switch back to a hammerdin for a month...
All I know, from many years of personal experience, is that I fucking HATE accidently putting points into the wrong thing on a level 80 or 90+ character. Humans can learn to do new things every day, and so should these barbarians in the Diablo universe.
If Blizzard doesn't implement a skill respec solution, they'll have a few less customers from my family alone. That's why I don't play Diablo 2 anymore. I want to try a lot of different things and having to level multiple characters to a high enough level to try them just isn't feasible any longer.
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Perhaps a thread resurrection, but that's okay!
The above issues could be solved if the respec was on a one month timer or something like that. Sure, you could respec to a smiter from a hammerdin in that run perhaps, but you couldn't switch back to a hammerdin for a month...
All I know, from many years of personal experience, is that I fucking HATE accidently putting points into the wrong thing on a level 80 or 90+ character. Humans can learn to do new things every day, and so should these barbarians in the Diablo universe.
If Blizzard doesn't implement a skill respec solution, they'll have a few less customers from my family alone. That's why I don't play Diablo 2 anymore. I want to try a lot of different things and having to level multiple characters to a high enough level to try them just isn't feasible any longer.
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