Respecs were never meant to be a method to bypass making characters in the first place. They were meant to remedy mistakes, optimize your build and allow some experimentation. Making characters, enjoying the character progression of your character getting stronger is what ARPGs are about. If D4 ends up having such crappy progression and character customization as there is in D3 then sure have your infinite respecs.
Because that just means a D3 sequel is what they made. I like arpgs but I like to play one class, what ever the strongest or most efficient build is. But that should be my decision.
When they make a different build become stronger, I now have to spend time getting the new build up to speed to keep with the strongest and most efficient. Those are costs of making a new build. Other games are able to fully Respec their characteers too, but no one utilizes it like they do in D3. Because there are real costs attached to respecing. But what happens when you want to go back and play your old build? It will affect the people who want to Respec constantly for whatever task they are trying to complete.
Arpgs are meant to provide people with different end game objectives for different characters. Take Diablo 2 for instance. If you wanted to make an Uber farmer you may make a smiter paladin. But if you wanted more general pve you may make a hammerdin. You would simply make a new character spend the few days it takes to get him leveled and gear him.
Now you have 2 characters with 2 different objectives in the game. Your build is your chosen focus on specific abilities. Respec means to change your build to a different focus. The terms are interchangable.
I liked playing one build in D2 as well. You could play that build forever in D2 as long as you were happy doing so. Not the case in D3, they are always buffing and nerfing builds, and if you want to stay on top, you have to Respec. Or change builds, whatever term you want to use. And respec is the act of resetting your character. It is not necessarily changing builds.
You can use it to optimize your character as well. Like my OP, you can change builds, sure but builds are defined by more than just your skills. They also include your gear, because gear also is a part of your build.
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Pick a character and reset its skills. Diablo 2 Resurrected reset skills How to reset skills Once you clear the Den of Evil early in the game, Akara gives you a chance to reset your skills. You can only do this once per difficulty, though. Respeccing in Diablo 3 will allow players to reallocate most or all of their skill points, thus allowing high level characters to change their play style.
This was not a feature offered in Diablo 1 or 2, where characters could never change their stat or skill points once they were placed. Respecs were added to Diablo 2 in the v1. Your username is how other community members will see you. Ever dreamt of being called JohnWick?
Now is the time. In this guide, we tell prospective heroes of Sanctuary about both the easy and the hard way to reset skills in Diablo 2 Resurrected, and what you will need to do to get the rare Token of Absolution. Building a character in Diablo 2 Resurrected can be a daunting experience.
As you level up, choices need to be made. Players need to pick the stats they want to increase, and the skills they want to specialize in. It's not easy picking the correct stats and skills for your build, and after a while, you might, for example, want to go into a different weapon specialization via skills with your Barbarian.
To get a free reset of skills and stats in Diablo 2 Resurrected, players will need to complete the first quest in the game, by clearing out the Den of Evil.
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