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If you want to do that, you can find a trainer that can do it for you or make one yourself. :)
I know has people like you who likes make a thousand of characters, but this feature like I mention, it's not affect your play style, just gonna make better for most of people. If you want make a thousand of characters, you can, but if i make just one e change his build trillions of times, i can too.
That said, there will probably be mods that expand on the respec option(like reducing the cost to basically nothing, and allowing you to respec mastery too).
But as I said, probably not part of the official game. The devs have their vision of what kind of game they want to make. The community can then customize it with mods afterwards to fit their own preference.
No, but having people running around multiplayer with the wrong gear for their character with no clue what they're doing will.
You'll still have to spend a 1000 hours farming all the gear because you want to keep changing masteries.
EDIT: To add to this, the game will have modding capabilities, I'm sure someone will be able to come up with this feature for those that want it.
Also, you can use a trainer to do this as well which can already be done.
In the case of Grim Dawn this could allow you to experiment with other masteries rather than instantly being locked to the first one you try, and it beats having to remake a new character from the beginning just to try something slightly different.
No, I dont actually. I change my gear based on the drops i get usually. I dont farm at all. certainly not enough to justify making 2 characters of the same main mastery. Its a minor complaint, but spending over 20,000 at level 26 because i need to remove ALL of my skill points is insane. Ive had to do it piecemeal, which is incredibly inneficient. Itl only get worse as i level too. Still, I can deal, at least till a mod comes out.
The OP was talking about changing masteries which would require you to have new gear.
If you're talking about just removing skill points to redo your skills in your current mastery, you can already do that. The gold cost will likely become a moot point once the game is released just as gold wasn't something you had to worry about in TQ once you got to a certain point in the game.
The best suggestion I could give you right now is to find a trainer and give yourself the gold respec your skills as to not cut in to the little gold you have now. Or use cheat engine.
Ahh, ok your right. I misread OP. Im fine with making a new character to try entirely new classes. With 2 classes for each character, you dont rlly need THAT many to try every mastery. Ive got a totally seperate issue.
diablo 3 sucks because blizzard changes the OP class every patch and always put new OP gear for you run for ever.
i don't want this things happen to Grim Dawn. I played Diablo 3, I was in top 5 level xp in less time, but when the patches started they change everything in the game. Only adding new things and don't fixing some unbalanced classes. I ended up stopping play, one of mine most lovely franchises.
Diablo 3 sucks because it's a terrible game.
It just has fluid combat.
So, in Grim Dawn, if you want to choose a new secondary mastery, maybe craft a 'mastery refund' item that takes some mats you need to find and/or a lengthy quest.