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Needless to say that the new Atlas skill tree is completely new and people are going to experiment with it. There will be mistakes. People will change builds and find themselves with an Atlas focusing on content that their build may be unable to handle.

Considering that progress on the Atlas is account locked, PLEASE prevent a situation where people may quit over having their progression locked behind several Exalts worth of re-specs.

Please allow us to earn, grind or even buy the Re-spec currency at a reasonable pace.

Make them available from Kirac at a reasonable cost for example! Maybe he could sell 1 Orb of Unmaking for 4 chaos and refresh the offer after you complete a mission.

We don't want to be able to change our Atlas tree completely after every map. We just want to avoid a situation where several days of earnings are needed just to buy (or find in SFF) the currency to fix mistakes or change our current goals.

People will get bored of farming Betrayal and want to switch to Blight or Incursion after some time - just to give an example.

If they discover that the price of a single respec is equal to 10 or 20 chaos, they're more likely to quit the League rather than tackle that huge investment. I know I'd prefer to take a break and wait for prices to drop, rather than grind a mechanic that I invested in since Day 1 and have grown bored since.

If I invested 100 points in Harvest and was finally able to get the gear I needed to handle the new Uber Legion content, I'd be upset to discover that I need to grind upwards of 1000-1500 chaos to purchase 100 respecs to re-invest into Legion nodes.

I know we have no idea how generous the drops will be yet. I'm just making this post to ask GGG to be mindful of what may or may not happen. To pre-emptively tackle a problem rather than address it on Week 3, or not at all.

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over 2 years ago - /u/Bex_GGG - Direct link

You can purchase Orbs of Unmaking in unlimited quantities from Kirac for two orbs of regret. They also drop approximately 10x more often.