#Grim dawn respec full#

The Journey: I think it is very important in RPGs, just like in real life, the journey to an achievement is just as important if not more important than the achievement itself. This brings me immediately to the next point that is : With respec this is easily bypassed by just starting as a EASIERCLASSNAME and surviving the early sequence to later respecialize into HARDERCLASSNAME that is significantly stronger when it reaches higher level, such as Wizards. This specifically comes to my mind in situations like, not every class or character being able to survive the lower levels of the game or specific difficulty even. Game Design: From development point of view first of all I think, allowing the player to respecialize at any point puts a great focus on the fact that not every part of the game has to be properly balanced and designed as the game allows players to change their build at any point. ( I understand this is thin-ice I am walking here, everyone should play how they enjoy games most importantly, but I think there is a point where some changes greatly affect an experience for a game. So as I have mentioned I am greatly against anything like that, as I think it overall just degrades the game in different aspects and encourages people to play in a way that these games were probably not designed for. So here I am, as a last effort, I'd like to share my thoughts and listen to what you all have to say about it aswell, so that I can change my view perhaps on the matter. I've been discussing this request for respecialization with many people, and I quickly recieved lots of feedback that I am a minority in not wanting somthing like that in the game, especially if it's optional.Īs you probably have guessed I am against any feature like this in heavy RPGs - I'll get to my own reasons below - but what surprised me more is that most of my reasons were recieved as 'unreasonable' and silly to most of the people I've discussed it with.

#Grim dawn respec full#

(Clarification: The topic is about FULL respecialization that allows you to change your characters Attributes and even Class later on in the game, any time.) One of the features people are asking for is : Respecialization - at any point in the game, that can change even your class.

The game get's lots of criticism and people are asking for features in it. It's definitely a game that needs lots of work but I think it's really enjoyable and does things right. I have been playing a new CRPG called Pathfinder: Kingmaker extensively recently, and I am really liking it, I spent a lot of time making builds and testing characters and roleplaying them on top of it.