The hacking skill has a really like chance to hack strong machines but you can’t make the chance higher so it is easier to hack the big machines
Also I have reached Max level and want to respec /change my points
Please Dev’s, at least think about this stuff thank you.
Hi, I think it is impossible to give the opportunity to redistribute experience points. This will reduce the game difficulty . You will stop appreciating every ball earned in battle! When creating a new character and developing it , a new excitement appears . But this is my opinion.
I in general agree with you.
But there are 8 specialists, but just 4 character-slots. Of course, you’re able to switch earned specialists…if you spent your points for more than just one.
I think there should be more slots for characters or the possibility to change for example just the last spent point in total or the last per column.
I feel that skill respec would be great. I believe that Pontus said on a stream something about that they may look into it!
Hello. I will also agree with such a function .
Wouldn’t this be a problem if you picked a useless skill at level 3 and you have gone all the way up to level 31? I agree that there should be a “punishment” for respecing but having to potentially go back 28 levels? Wouldn’t it be better to have to grind required xp for the level you got that point + X amount of xp? I think so at least. What we also could have is that after level 31 you gain the ability to respec a point after a specific amount of xp have been earned, this way the player wouldn’t get punished and ‘forced’ to grind xp but instead rewarded for it.
There shouldn’t be penalties for respec’ing. Most other games do this for free. It allows the player to experiment and not get turned off by the prospect of losing time and effort into a skill that gets wiped out. Because that’s what you are doing if you are penalizing a player for respec’ing.
Realistically, people don’t learn something and forget it so easily. So, IMO, all skills should be available, provided that it can be taught somehow (through missions would be a good way rather than just picking it from a skill tree). This is why games like Zelda or Dying Light are successful because they don’t make you create 4-5 characters just to experience the whole game.
I only played this game once so far for about an 1.5 hours and that was yesterday. I’m already finding things I wish were in the game. Like climbing (why can’t I climb over a 4 foot tall stone wall?) or other ways of healing (since there’s no health regeneration). Getting to level 2 took way too long.
The only thing keeping me interested is the idea of exploring. The skill tree is very generic and uninteresting, especially the idea that I can only pick one skill to “specialize” if I remember correctly. There are real life people that are skilled in multiple specialized careers, etc., and that ability should be in this game. Let the people who put the time and effort in the game learn more skills. Why not create special missions to unlock the skill, or just make each skill you learn increasingly cost more points the higher level you go (makes you prioritize what skills you want now as opposed to later, as they will cost more later)?
There’s ways around this to make all players happy. I’m a programmer myself (as a hobby) and played my own game (text adventure) and made changes to make it more fun. Too many restrictions takes away the fun.