But it sounds like itвЂ™s just changing to point you to your choice of two or three classes instead of just one, which will honestly probably be better once I have 20 specializations unlocked instead of 5. IвЂ™m fine with the current goblet honestly, with my personal level of choice paralysis having the game say вЂњuse this class for a bitвЂќ is exactly the right amount of nudging. Tales of Maj'Eyal also makes you unlock classes through special in-game conditions, but at least it's a metaprogression thing that you do once and then never have to do again. Even if there's no real reason to do it, I think the game really shouldn't make anyone who wants to start over go through that grind more than once. I like to occasionally start games over just for the experience of building my character up again completely from zero, especially after a long pause. I mean, if you're a successful actress and you go out of the house in a skirt and without underwear, knowing that paparazzi are just waiting for opportunities like this and that it has happened many times before, then there's really nobody you can blame for it but yourself. Yes and no, the goblet basically requires it.

You just complete the Tribalist project and bam now you're a level 1,000 Tribalist with all the Perk Points and your whole Menagerie to choose from. I want to try out a Tribalist but starting a brand new character is stupid / I don't want to grind through the game all over again' problem. It's the solution to the, 'My Hell Knight is level 1,000. The whole idea of unlocking specializations is that you only ever need to play 1 character, isn't it?

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