The obvious solution to this is to never make a mistake. 
But the idea is solid. +1
But the idea is solid. +1
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daryls61
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I can see BLG not wanting to do this so what I would settle for is having the training ICON appearing the training before an attribute rolls over.
Originally posted by darncat
NGTH imo
Pretty much my thought also.... but +1 anyway
NGTH imo
Pretty much my thought also.... but +1 anyway
BadgerPhil
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+1 w/ edits (no breakthroughs on your re-train if you didn't get one and a breakthrough on your re-train if you got one.)
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Originally posted by funpetenice
I agree with Sunder that is usually how I make mistakes on training if they fixed that half the problems would go away
either way +1
I agree with Sunder that is usually how I make mistakes on training if they fixed that half the problems would go away
either way +1
Originally posted by AirMcMVP
I viewed it as a "one and done" type thing.
1. Train something.
2. Oops, I screwed up and meant to train something else.
3. Roll back.
4. Train the correct attribute
5. Oops, wanted a breaktrhough but didn't get it.
6. Out of luck...only one rollback allowed per attempt.
I'm all for letting someone "fix" a small mistake (I made one today while getting one of my dots ready for S34 and it means I'll be training my primary for a season longer than I planned) if they realize it happened quickly enough. I don't think this should turn into a case of, "Oh crap. I got a breakthrough that messed up my build plan. I need to re-do that exact same training scenario and not get a breakthrough."
Yeah. The opportunity to get an undo for every single train you do is not necessary and just creates a ton of problems that still haven't been answered here. There's also another way to exploit it that hasn't been mentioned yet because it's even more narrowly situational than the notion of getting screwed over by a breakthrough, but it's still another potential problem.
Let's take a lesson from Spiderman: everybody gets 1. Your player gets 1 chance during their whole career to undo your last train, provided it wasn't a breakthrough train. You get the training points back with no conditions - you can still get a breakthrough on your re-spending of those points. Who cares, because you only get that 1 undo and if you want to try to use it for a few extra training % it means you can't use later it if you actually screw up and train the wrong attribute.
Just put an "Oops!" button on the training page that goes away once used.
I viewed it as a "one and done" type thing.
1. Train something.
2. Oops, I screwed up and meant to train something else.
3. Roll back.
4. Train the correct attribute
5. Oops, wanted a breaktrhough but didn't get it.
6. Out of luck...only one rollback allowed per attempt.
I'm all for letting someone "fix" a small mistake (I made one today while getting one of my dots ready for S34 and it means I'll be training my primary for a season longer than I planned) if they realize it happened quickly enough. I don't think this should turn into a case of, "Oh crap. I got a breakthrough that messed up my build plan. I need to re-do that exact same training scenario and not get a breakthrough."
Yeah. The opportunity to get an undo for every single train you do is not necessary and just creates a ton of problems that still haven't been answered here. There's also another way to exploit it that hasn't been mentioned yet because it's even more narrowly situational than the notion of getting screwed over by a breakthrough, but it's still another potential problem.
Let's take a lesson from Spiderman: everybody gets 1. Your player gets 1 chance during their whole career to undo your last train, provided it wasn't a breakthrough train. You get the training points back with no conditions - you can still get a breakthrough on your re-spending of those points. Who cares, because you only get that 1 undo and if you want to try to use it for a few extra training % it means you can't use later it if you actually screw up and train the wrong attribute.
Just put an "Oops!" button on the training page that goes away once used.
Edited by Pen15 on Apr 6, 2013 20:31:43
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