1. you no longer need permanent investments in the crafting skills you can just respect into them when needed, this allows a good 12-15 new perks freed up

2.you can style your bulit per questline , eg you can invest in lock picking sneak and pick pocketing for theif quests,

3.you can get rid of ill spend perks and fix up bulids

4. you can change bulids whenever you like and this means you only really need 1 lvl 81

5. actully makes it quicker to lvl because you can just max out the perk tree your levling then reset it

I don't care for it and will not use it either, but I suppose some players will like the option.

so what does this have to do with the Dragonborn DLC? the perk system basically allows us to forge our OWN character since when does a Bethesda Game say: "Okay this is the build you are going to be on" the main point of that is this: Reset Perk Tree IF YOUR NOT SATISFIED period

Two reasons why this thread is broken.

• It doesn't affect you in the slightest when you "choose' to not...
  
• http://www.gamesas.com/topic/1427906-video-showing-perk-reset-in-dragonborn/

sorry i was just posting my ideas, on the perk respect, i would of posted it on general chat just the spoilers

i however love this, i'm just saying it is semi broken, because it is effective at raising the lvl cap 10 lvls perk wise, due to the perks you free up

That link is still in the Spoiler forum.

Doesn't this make sense anyway? Mora is hooking you up because he was tired of Miraak wanting to go solo. He's the daedric god of knowledge, why can't he help you unlearn what you've already learned?

Boohoo. DLCs and expansions are supposed to make you feel and be stronger. This DLC makes monsters stronger than they used to be, and its a given it should empower the PC too.

Dont worry, the nerf system (perk system if you insist) still leaves a capped PC infinitely less versatile against his environment than the baseline system of Morrowind or Oblivion would.

tbh i'm loving it i just think it makes more broken players, because i may not leave the island now on account normal skyrim enemies svck

No sense in complaining against it? Just dont use it... that simple.

lol just dont use it not like your forced to.

Respect is broken? yeah kinda, these days people have no respect for other people. I must be a glitch in evolution....
But now on-topic, you don't have to use the perk respec, just pretend that it isn't there.

That was the problem. In Oblivion, i had a Nord Warrior, a Argonian Mage, and a Dunmer Nightblade. I got all of them up to 100 in every skill eventually, and you know what? Gameplay wise, there was absolutely nothing at all that distinguished them from each other, besides Race. My Nord Warrior could match my Argonian Mage spell for spell, my Argonian Mage could go toe to toe against my Nord Warrior, and both could slink in the dark and assassinate just as well as my Dunmer Nightblade, while she could perform their roles just as well as they could.

Come Skyrim, i once again have a Nord Warrior, a Argonian Mage, and a Dunmer Nightblade. All of them are close to 100 in every skill again, but you know what? If my Argonian Mage tried going toe to toe with a Draugr Death Overlord or Legendary Dragon like my Nord Warrior does, he'd get eaten. My Nord Warrior can cast a few lower end cantrip spells before running out of Magicka, while my Argonian Mage can unleash a veritable spellstorm of destruction. Both seem to fall flat on their face when trying to stealth compared to my Dunmer Nightblade. My Dunmer Nightblade can't match the martial prowess of my Nord Warrior, nor the arcane might of my Argonian Mage, but she lies in between; a silent shadow that murders from the dark with either blade, bow or spell. My characters finally feel different now.

finally i can correct all my mistakes i did in perking ^^

Number 3 in your list is a very good thing IMO. Being somewhat of a completionist I don't want to have to create a new character and do everything all over again if I picked some bad perks.

where can i respec? o.o i didnt know this dlc really had it.

Not that I have any intention of using it, since I am happy with the skills my two main characters have, but how does the OP show the option is broken? They all seemed pretty good reasons why some would want to use the option.

where? D: where? D: where? D:

it agree it's a great update it just has the same effect as being a lvl 93 because you need always need you crafting skills to be investsed

because generally fully invested trees will cause you to level quickly apart from the combat perks, but look at the magic perks and theif you'll level faster the more perks invested

I'm never gonna use that thing with my main char cause she has all the perks in the game through console commands

In case you don't know, buying all the perks in a given tree doesn't increase the rate of which your skills level up. Leveling up high level skills yield more progress to general level up, but that's not governed by the perks.

This is a single player game. Who cares what other people do.

Well yes, this, but it's the whole idea of dumbing the game down.