This means that, if you fill up a tree, you have almost nothing left. To be able to train a perk on next floor, you must have 5 poins invested in the preceding floor, so you can't just pick the perks you want.Įach tree, if fully checked, uses -it seems- between 36 to 38 points (not the same). You have 41 points to use in those trees: you gain 1 at each level, from level 10 (included) to level 50.Įach tree has 7 "floors". Note that the names used for the trees are more or less misleading or don't make necessarily sense. (The system used by SWTOR is extremely similar to the one proposed by Age of Conan.)įor example, a Jedi Sage will have the trees: Seer, Telekinetics, Balance. (You can wait and pick the advanced class later but that doesn't make sense to wait more than one level or so.)Īt this time, your are offered 3 perks trees for the advanced class you picked. Then at level 10 you pick an advanced class. Only the names change.Ģ) Now, how does a profession (class) work? I Must Get To Know Him Better." -Abraham Lincolnġ) First, regarding the mirroring question, let's be clear: the 3 "trees" of perks for an advanced professions are exactly mirrored, with other names, for the equivalent profession of the other side: for example the 3 trees offered to a Jedi Counselor Sage are the same as the 3 trees offered to a Sith Inquisitor Sorcerer. I may choose to go demolitions or sneaky bugger with bombs later.
I've chosen to specialize as a sharpshooter gunslinger for now and it's so far pretty fun. You could, for example, have numerous sub-specializations across three different subclass specs, making an extremely versatile fighter, but not faling into the TANK/HEALER/DPS main roll. This, though, is where the game really starts to take on a incredible complexity. you have a second choice, and this is where the game gets very interesting because, then you have hree subclasses where you put your specialization points (sort of like perks), but, because you have a very limited number of points compared to the total number (say, 50 vs 150 total slots), you can only specialize fully in one branch (you can however mix them, but, same as in AO, I think you have to put several into lower level specs before you can get the higher ones). What chris says is generally right, but, there is a huge caveat, and that is that once you ave chosen your prof a level 10, ie:
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