Originally Posted by
RobbinB
Again, as I've pointed out before, the biggest fallacy here is the black-and-white where we have to decide between 2 positions, one which completely punishes players with lots of alts and one which is 100% sharing of xp for all past lives. There isn't any system that "shares" xp or reduces level-up times on alts in a less-than-100% manner?
Secondly, the "what is there to do when you are tiple completionist on everything" may itself be misleading, since there is likely only a small playerbase that will achieve that. I play for an hour or 2 most nights and the current implemented racial past-life system would take me like 3-5 years to triple complete for 3 lives x 10 classes. None of my toons have more than 2 heroic tr's completed, none of my toons have yet to complete a single iconic tr, and none of my toons are yet epic completionist. So even if the worst-case 100% xp sharing model were used for all types of tr'ing, this would never leave me with a "finished" character looking for something to do. I'm not saying there wouldn't be any players that reach that point, but it's not like the majority of the playerbase or anything.
As the racial tr system sits now, I will be doing exactly zero of them, since the first life being the +1 skill point makes it not worth the bother. Which means I won't be buying anything from the DDO store that relates to helping with that endeavor. And that version of the racial tr system is not "keeping me playing more".