Reset/Respec Shepards Talent Points in ME1?

[Schneidz]

Just that. Anyone know if you can reset or respec Shepards talent points within ME1? I'm at level 27 and looking for a way to redo my talent a bit.

[kaohhs]

Did u find out how? Just have the same question

[Apollyon]

You cannot do so in ME1.

That said, why would you even need to? By the end of the game, you will have had enough points to max everything out anyway. It's not necessary to respec.

[AvrorA]

Save editor.

[Apollyon]

Originally posted by AvrorA:

Save editor.

That's cheating, he is asking if you can do it in game.

[Whitey]

Originally posted by Superbia:

You cannot do so in ME1.

That said, why would you even need to? By the end of the game, you will have had enough points to max everything out anyway. It's not necessary to respec.

Pretty sure this isn't true. I have never maxed everything out. Most things, sure, but not everything.

[Apollyon]

Originally posted by Whitey:

Pretty sure this isn't true. I have never maxed everything out. Most things, sure, but not everything.

Unless you can source your claim by providing evidence that contradicts mine, I don't see why you'd bother saying "I don't think so".

[Whitey]

Originally posted by Superbia:

Originally posted by Whitey:

Pretty sure this isn't true. I have never maxed everything out. Most things, sure, but not everything.

Unless you can source your claim by providing evidence that contradicts mine, I don't see why you'd bother saying "I don't think so".

Source? How about the game itself.

Without cheesing you can gain 100 skill points to put into 12 different talents all with 12 available slots.

12x12 is 144. 144 > 100. Ergo, you cannot max every talent. You can't max every talent in any of the games. Oh, and then there's a bonus talent for any second character and beyond. So that's 13x12=156. 156 > 100. Since YOU'RE the one that's made a statement, why don't you prove your own statement? This is a common theme among your posts that I've passively come across. You're argumentative and expect everyone to prove themselves, but you never do. I wonder why that is.

[Apollyon]

Originally posted by Whitey:

Source? How about the game itself.

Without cheesing you can gain 100 skill points to put into 12 different talents all with 12 available slots.

12x12 is 144. 144 > 100. Ergo, you cannot max every talent. You can't max every talent in any of the games. Oh, and then there's a bonus talent for any second character and beyond. So that's 13x12=156. 156 > 100. Since YOU'RE the one that's made a statement, why don't you prove your own statement? This is a common theme among your posts that I've passively come across. You're argumentative and expect everyone to prove themselves, but you never do. I wonder why that is.

You could have sourced this by using the wiki and saved everyone the trouble of fact checking you, but sure, I'll grant you the 100 skill point total.

That said, when I said "everything" I meant everything that matters/ that you'd want to upgrade in the first place and 100 skill points is enough for you to max out the things you need and ignore the things you don't need. My original argument still stands, it takes actual effort to mess up a Mass Effect build so badly that you need a respec in ME1.

[momopovich]

It's mostly OCD, but its annoying to know that you could have skipped puting points in charm/intimidate and maxed out an other weapon/power for more variety instead (relying on paragon/renegade increase on multiple NG+)

Doesnt really translate to gameplay but it scratches a completionist type of itch.

[Whitey]

Originally posted by Superbia:

Originally posted by Whitey:

Source? How about the game itself.

Without cheesing you can gain 100 skill points to put into 12 different talents all with 12 available slots.

12x12 is 144. 144 > 100. Ergo, you cannot max every talent. You can't max every talent in any of the games. Oh, and then there's a bonus talent for any second character and beyond. So that's 13x12=156. 156 > 100. Since YOU'RE the one that's made a statement, why don't you prove your own statement? This is a common theme among your posts that I've passively come across. You're argumentative and expect everyone to prove themselves, but you never do. I wonder why that is.

You could have sourced this by using the wiki and saved everyone the trouble of fact checking you, but sure, I'll grant you the 100 skill point total.

That said, when I said "everything" I meant everything that matters/ that you'd want to upgrade in the first place and 100 skill points is enough for you to max out the things you need and ignore the things you don't need. My original argument still stands, it takes actual effort to mess up a Mass Effect build so badly that you need a respec in ME1.

If you play the game, you don't need a source. lol. Anybody who's ever tried getting to level 60 (which is actually basically impossible to do) will ALL know you can't max out your talents. You're just being difficult to be difficult.

But, yeah, move the goalpost as you need so you don't look like you lost an argument.

[Ian Paul Freeley]

Originally posted by Apollyon:

You cannot do so in ME1.

That said, why would you even need to? By the end of the game, you will have had enough points to max everything out anyway. It's not necessary to respec.

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[Mike]

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