That's a great idea. I'm getting really tired of using
my training points on Elder Erudite, Gnoll and other
languages I doubt I'll ever use, hehe.
--- Wulfric Rennison <
wulftech@...> wrote:
> The only problem I see with being charged to train
> is that you end up with a lot of excess training
> points you can't use. You get 5 training points
> each level you go up. However, you don't
> necessarily get 5 new skills each level so if you're
> like me, you put one point into the new skill to get
> it started then let the course of the game and use
> of that skill cause it to go up. Of course after a
> certain point you get charged plat for training, not
> to mention the training point. Well I don't need
> the training points but I can't spend them on
> anything else. So I find it's a waste of plat to
> have to pay for training. But what can ya do?
> They should have some kind of reward process
> implemented where you can convert your non-used
> training points into AA points or back into plat.
>
>
> Wulfric
>
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>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: hoggtyed
> To: EverQuest@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 6:20 AM
> Subject: [EverQuest] Re: Training Points and
> Platinum
>
>
> OK, You can train your trade skills ( baking,
> Tailoring, ect) To
> 21 and after a few free points it does start
> charging. Languages and
> other skills like 1 hb 2 hb and slashing can be
> trained way on past
> 21 at your trainer depending on your level. My
> druid has always used
> a 1hb When I decided to het a scimitar at lv 48 I
> trained as high as
> I could and it was costing several plat a point I
> paid over a
> hundred to gain skill level at trainer.
> I have been on almost 4 years and it has been
> this way the entire
> time I have played. I beleive the reason trade
> skills are capped at
> 21 is to create player based economy for and to
> reward those willing
> to go out and put the work in something.
> My 2 copper,
> Hogg
>
>
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