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::But they are no longer Heroes then. Aren't they? --[[User:Nord Blast|Nord Blast]] 16:26, 8 April 2011 (UTC) | ::But they are no longer Heroes then. Aren't they? --[[User:Nord Blast|Nord Blast]] 16:26, 8 April 2011 (UTC) | ||
:::It's understood to mean "ATs created as Heroes." [[User:Zombie Man|Zombie Man]] | :::It's understood to mean "ATs created as Heroes." [[User:Zombie Man|Zombie Man]] | ||
| + | ::::Probably more importantly, Vigilante and Hero are generally lumped into the category of "Heroic" alignments while Rogue and Villain are lumped into the "Villainous" alignments in order to make it easier to discuss anything that's alignment dependent. In this case, prior to I20, anyone who had already run all three TV trials was incapable of earning the treespec badges regardless of their current alignment no matter how hard they tried. (Similarly, anyone with all all three treespec badges couldn't earn any of the TV badges.) With I20, Rogues and Vigilantes can now earn the full set of both TV and treespec badges without having to complete a shift to any one side, Heroes that had already earned treespec badges can earn all of the TV badges, and Villains who had already earned all three TV badges can earn the treespec badges. The text that's in the article is essentially stating this fact, but doing so in much, much fewer words than I just did. :) (It might need a bit of tweaking, though.) --[[User:Eabrace|Eabrace]] [[File:Healthbar notify phone.png|20px|link=User talk:Eabrace]] 17:06, 8 April 2011 (UTC) | ||
Latest revision as of 17:06, 8 April 2011
How can Heroes complete treespecs and Villains TV respecs? --Nord Blast 21:47, 6 April 2011 (UTC)
- By crossing over to red side via tip and morality missions. :o Sera404 21:50, 6 April 2011 (UTC)
- But they are no longer Heroes then. Aren't they? --Nord Blast 16:26, 8 April 2011 (UTC)
- It's understood to mean "ATs created as Heroes." Zombie Man
- Probably more importantly, Vigilante and Hero are generally lumped into the category of "Heroic" alignments while Rogue and Villain are lumped into the "Villainous" alignments in order to make it easier to discuss anything that's alignment dependent. In this case, prior to I20, anyone who had already run all three TV trials was incapable of earning the treespec badges regardless of their current alignment no matter how hard they tried. (Similarly, anyone with all all three treespec badges couldn't earn any of the TV badges.) With I20, Rogues and Vigilantes can now earn the full set of both TV and treespec badges without having to complete a shift to any one side, Heroes that had already earned treespec badges can earn all of the TV badges, and Villains who had already earned all three TV badges can earn the treespec badges. The text that's in the article is essentially stating this fact, but doing so in much, much fewer words than I just did. :) (It might need a bit of tweaking, though.) --Eabrace
17:06, 8 April 2011 (UTC)
- Probably more importantly, Vigilante and Hero are generally lumped into the category of "Heroic" alignments while Rogue and Villain are lumped into the "Villainous" alignments in order to make it easier to discuss anything that's alignment dependent. In this case, prior to I20, anyone who had already run all three TV trials was incapable of earning the treespec badges regardless of their current alignment no matter how hard they tried. (Similarly, anyone with all all three treespec badges couldn't earn any of the TV badges.) With I20, Rogues and Vigilantes can now earn the full set of both TV and treespec badges without having to complete a shift to any one side, Heroes that had already earned treespec badges can earn all of the TV badges, and Villains who had already earned all three TV badges can earn the treespec badges. The text that's in the article is essentially stating this fact, but doing so in much, much fewer words than I just did. :) (It might need a bit of tweaking, though.) --Eabrace
- It's understood to mean "ATs created as Heroes." Zombie Man
- But they are no longer Heroes then. Aren't they? --Nord Blast 16:26, 8 April 2011 (UTC)
