Dont u wish there was one.....i hate when i waste hard earned sp and isk on something im not sure if its gonna really worth getting or upgrading...decisions decisions.

I personally don't see any value in forcing someone to live with an uniformed decision, I don't think it adds to the game. But people seem to be against it for the sake of making things "hardcore".

"HTFU"

I personally don't see any value in forcing someone to live with an uniformed decision, I don't think it adds to the game. But people seem to be against it for the sake of making things "hardcore".

I personally don't see any value in forcing someone to live with an uniformed decision, I don't think it adds to the game. But people seem to be against it for the sake of making things "hardcore".

Tough ****

I have too many SP into tanks and now useless missiles, sure i could swap out SP from missiles and put it into hybrids but i made the choice long ago - my choice i live with the desicion

Would be too easy to change it on a whim and a few AUR

I personally don't see any value in forcing someone to live with an uniformed decision, I don't think it adds to the game. But people seem to be against it for the sake of making things "hardcore".

Reskill your clone ^_^
cost... $5-$10-$15 worth of AUR on a sliding scale. you do it a lot and it gets expensive.

I'd go for that.

If not that then an insane amount of isk.

now have to wait an extra week for my armor repairing Nanohives.

I personally don't see any value in forcing someone to live with an uniformed decision, I don't think it adds to the game. But people seem to be against it for the sake of making things "hardcore".

A week? A WHOLE week? Oh the humanity!

You must be new to New Eden.

In New Eden, every action must have meaning. But you can't have meaning for those actions without permanent consequences. If I fitted my dropsuit poorly and I die often because of it, then I must live with that mistake for the rest of my life and use as a learning experience instead. If I skilled into a specialized profession that doesn't give me much reward in terms of ISK or SP, then I must accept that.

It does not matter whether or not you were uninformed at the start. What matters are having meaningful choices through permanent consequences. You can never have action without an equal and opposite reaction.

If you pay attention, much of us here are actually from the Eve Online universe that has operated under such a harsh and brutal culture for 9 years. Many of us have robbed corporations, assassinated CEOs and directors, scammed newbies of their hard-earned ISK, destroyed defenseless mining ships in high-sec without provocation or war declaration, and have burned economies without giving it a single thought. Because of this harsh and brutal culture we have bred some of the most organized and cohesive players in the history of gaming that rival even the most powerful guilds in World of Warcraft. In addition to this, we have built one of the most sophisticated intelligence/counter-intelligence networks known to gaming with hierarchies similar to that of real-world corporations.

And all this would not be possible were it not for permanent consequences.

Let's also not forget that you people are asking a company who has, for nine years, rejected any idea that leads to undoing any of your actions just because of your mistakes unless your actions happen to be illegal like the RMT runners (consequences for doing rmt are very severe). When Band of Brothers fell to Goonswarm, players wanted CCP to undo the damage that was felt when it turned out that a spy disbanded an entire alliance that took over a year to build. CCP said...





Tough luck. No rules were broken.

As has been mentioned, skilling into one thing does not prevent you from skilling into another. There is no 'wrong' decision, no need for an undo button.

If you want to branch out you just need to work for it and have a little patience. All it takes is time.

The more skills you train into the more options you have. Part of what gives the game longevity.

I made a thread a while ago on that matter. If i m not in favor of complete respec, i still think an "undo button" is needed.
Something that would allow to cancel last Skill upgrade as long as you dont play game.
It would avoid people wanting to kill themselves after upgrading the wrong skill for 1M SP lol.

In eve, skill is learned over time so you have plenty of chance to correct a mistake. In dust you invest instantly a ton of SP
And as mistake is only human, i think a limited undo button is a good idea as long as it is limited in how it would work.