Author Topic: Spend a Loompoint to convert your stf to a regular lvl 30 alt!  (Read 1052 times)

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Re: Spend a Loompoint to convert your stf to a regular lvl 30 alt!
« Reply #15 on: April 27, 2013, 01:01:34 am »
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I also cant see any point in respecing.

The only thing this whole lp to stf char would do is "transfering" half of the xp earned to another char, by spending a loompoint. (limited to STF chars - so you cant just boost another regular alt.)

I think that sounds like a good alternative for wasting half of your XP respecing.



And btw. i dont think that this would increase the money for lps on the Marketplace.. as it is just another way of spending them. Same as implementing a new weapon won't effectively change the need for loompoints.
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Re: Spend a Loompoint to convert your stf to a regular lvl 30 alt!
« Reply #16 on: April 27, 2013, 01:29:04 am »
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The point is:

You tryout another build - like it - and need to create an alt and lvl for a day or more to have it like your alt.

isnt that enough point to agree this?

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Re: Spend a Loompoint to convert your stf to a regular lvl 30 alt!
« Reply #17 on: April 27, 2013, 02:40:10 pm »
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The point is:

You tryout another build - like it - and need to create an alt and lvl for a day or more to have it like your alt.

isnt that enough point to agree this?

lvl 30 in a day on gen 1? hahahahaha

but yeah. youre totally right. I fear that the devs wont read this tho - nor implement... :(
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