When you go back to the game and load your character, you will be prompted to select a second mastery as if you had not chosen one. Then, go to GD stash and set that mastery to 0 and put 1 point into your unassigned skill points. In game, take out all the points in your unwanted mastery and lower it to 1.
Originally posted by Anathema:GD Stash DOES let you change your class. Woopdie doo, I'm enhancing my singleplayer experience. If I actually cared about playing with randoms, I wouldn't do it. Grim Dawn is not my main title, I'm not very high level, it's just saving a hour or two's time in a game I don't plan on playing multiple single-player playthroughs of. I simply don't want to replay my first part of the playthrough of the story. I've got a thousand+ hours in Diablo 3, it has plenty of replayability. how it is with third party tools, idk.Ī main point to you, maybe. So to your Question: Officially now - there isn't any way to change these (luckily). And no i don't want to lecture, only state my Opinion. Now we have GD with proper Building-Aspect and people want to simply "swap" classes <.< If that would be "official" introduced, it would kill a core aspect of this Games and would hurt the replaybility massive.
What's the weakest Point about Diablo 3 compared to diablo 2? It misses a lot of replaybility due now proper Character-Customization/Building Aspect. Yeah every player have his own Playstyle, but this Genre lives in it's replaybility. Originally posted by TheLightningYu:I don't want to be offensive or rude, but such Topics quite make me said.
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