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  1. bb. started following I get the no class thing (I guess) but why label the skill trees Fighter, Ranger, Wizard? Would it not make more sense to label them Melee, Range, Magic?
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    I get the no class thing (I guess) but why label the skill trees Fighter, Ranger, Wizard? Would it not make more sense to label them Melee, Range, Magic?

    bb. posted a topic in Avowed: General Discussion (NO SPOILERS)
    Basically the title. I get understand they're simplifying PoE's systems for broader audience appeal, but calling the skill trees 'Fighter, Ranger, Wizard' seems like a step too far, and actually counterintuitive if they're trying to show that you make any type of character. If someone wants to make a druid or priest for example, it's not even immediately clear that this is possible...? Whereas if the skills trees were labelled 'Melee, Range, Magic', it broadens the possibilities significantly, and gives the impression you are not building a certain type of character. Thoughts?

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