Question on passives

[Cloud]

So in the very beginning the game suggested a starting point for passives. I now however want to rather start somewhere else and refund all my current passive points. Game wont allow me to select the starting passives on the other side of the tree. Just says requirements not met. Does each class HAVE TO start in a specific part in the passive trees whether you like it or not? So I have my characters picture in the center with the passive skill tree ring around the picture. I started top right of the picture but wanna rather start bottom left. Are you just not allowed to do that?

[Ragnin]

I'm wanting to know the answer to this as well.

[Maxpeinas]

All classes share the same passive tree, but each of them start at different position, you can't change starting point.

[Claith]

Each character (class) starts in a specific spot. It may be possible to cross spec if you want to turn a witch into a warrior for example, but it will be expensive talent point wise, because you'd have to branch all the way to the other part of the talent grid.

So, if you want to start in another area, you'll need to make a character of the appropriate class. Though by proper release, it looks like two characters will share each starting position, it isn't there yet.

[5ean5ean]

Originally posted by Cloud:

So in the very beginning the game suggested a starting point for passives. I now however want to rather start somewhere else and refund all my current passive points. Game wont allow me to select the starting passives on the other side of the tree. Just says requirements not met. Does each class HAVE TO start in a specific part in the passive trees whether you like it or not? So I have my characters picture in the center with the passive skill tree ring around the picture. I started top right of the picture but wanna rather start bottom left. Are you just not allowed to do that?

Classes determine you're starting point and accendency choices. A witch cannot start in the warrior start point but can pick any nodes around them with enough pathing....but that's not advised unless you really know what your doing.