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<blockquote data-quote="Scribble" data-source="post: 5236407" data-attributes="member: 23977">I'm going to guess that the &quot;change&quot; won't be to the powers, but instead will show up as a &quot;class feature&quot; kind of like how Psionic Augmentation shows up.Essentials classes will just have a feature like being able to re-up encounter powers or something that will balance them with classes that have dailies.Then they can just release powers, instead of having to release them in separate groups for essentials and non essentials classes and players can pick and choose them as they need to. All existing players can buy and use the essentials stuff for their existing characters, and people who start with essentials also now have a good reason to buy the DDI, and access the existing powers. &quot;Level up your game- Find hundreds of new powers waiting for you online with a subscription to D&amp;D insider today!!!&quot;It would be win win for everyone.Another option I see would be if they, in the next update (in October) changed ALL classes to no longer have dailies, and reworked all the dailies to exist as encounter powers.&nbsp; In which case the argument for 4.5 would be a bit more valid...I'm hoping they didn't choose to go that route- though if you have a DDI account the change would be the same level of difficulty as any of the other changes they've made I think.:-D</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scribble, post: 5236407, member: 23977"] I'm going to guess that the "change" won't be to the powers, but instead will show up as a "class feature" kind of like how Psionic Augmentation shows up. Essentials classes will just have a feature like being able to re-up encounter powers or something that will balance them with classes that have dailies. Then they can just release powers, instead of having to release them in separate groups for essentials and non essentials classes and players can pick and choose them as they need to. All existing players can buy and use the essentials stuff for their existing characters, and people who start with essentials also now have a good reason to buy the DDI, and access the existing powers. "Level up your game- Find hundreds of new powers waiting for you online with a subscription to D&D insider today!!!" It would be win win for everyone. Another option I see would be if they, in the next update (in October) changed ALL classes to no longer have dailies, and reworked all the dailies to exist as encounter powers. In which case the argument for 4.5 would be a bit more valid... I'm hoping they didn't choose to go that route- though if you have a DDI account the change would be the same level of difficulty as any of the other changes they've made I think. :-D [/QUOTE]

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