btw I don't like this "nailing down your build" thing in the new ED system. You can't be always the same role in this game, and changing ED is to let us do the other role to prepare the dungeon or raid.
example 1:
You are Sorcerer.
You take Draconic Incarnation as Main dps.
You take Unyielding Sentinel as extra role (*kiter).
You take Magister as DC caster.
You take Exalted Angel as Semi-healer (when there is no healer)
You can change your role by clicking a button - changing ED.
(Although you need to pay the reset fee, it is not much here.)
example 2:
You are Bard.
You take Spellsinger as Buffer, Healer, and Spell Caster.
You take Warchanter as Buffer, DPS.
You take Swashbuckler as DPS.
You take Feydark Illusionist as Spell Caster (+something).
To change your role, You need to RESET your tree then finish expanding your points to the enhancement.
If you want to change back to your original role, You need to RESET your tree then finish expanding your points to the enhancement.
And if somebody wants to change your role to something else from your original role, You need to RESET your tree then finish expanding your points to the enhancement.
If you are Spellsinger(T5) and there is another Spellsinger(T5) in your party, You need to change your role, of course.
Result: 999,999,999,999 plat to reset + your wasted time (by adjusting your points all day)
the expected situation in the new system:
You are Druid (caster).
You are Primal Avatar as Healer (Heart).
You are Primal Avatar as Spell DPS (Heart).
You are Primal Avatar as Spell DPS (Sky).
You are Primal Avatar as Spell DPS (Thorn).
You are Shadowdancer as DC caster.
You are Draconic Incarnation(TBA) as Spell Caster.
You are Exalted Angel(TBA) as Spell Caster.
Okay, This happens in the new ED system.
Come on.
Please make a build template thing. This is so stupid. the build template thing was already suggested by people in the forum, but this new system looks like you don't care about what bothers people.
The new system looks good for the future design, but It is absolutely a bad idea when you don't solve what's wrong with people.