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Steel_Rain [2034675]
I made a comment in another thread that people really seemed to like, so i figured I would post it here and see how others feel.


Tbh, there ain't enough education classes. Some people have done every single one of them and that means they are missing out on one of the elements Torn offers. If anything, the classes should have higher education levels for people to pursue so they can further diversify their play style and make edu take longer.

Maybe what we should have instead is Bachelor's degree < Master's degree < Doctorate degree. Each degree would have to be finished before you would unlock the next degree.

Make all the classes in the next degree take 3x longer than the previous degree. Would prob take year(s) to get a single Masters degree in some fields let alone a Doc degree(law), This would give everyone classes they could always be in for at least 20+ years worth of game play.
Dalzadar [2242727]
I would love to see Masters degrees where you can only choose one degree to pursue. Each masters degree courses would be different, allowing for more diverse specialization in the game.

As it is, people ultimately become the same, and it would be nice if there was more variety. I could see factions looking for a good mix of people from each of the degrees to be more well rounded as a team.
Steel_Rain [2034675]
I wasn't really thinking about class cost, or what unique buff you would get at the end of each degree type. I will work on those. Just trying to keep it short enough for people to want to read it lol.

maybe a good rule of thumb would be 5x the previous degree class cost.

Example:

Bachelor---- Revenue Law: Cost: $ 3,200
Master--------Revenue Law: Cost: $ 16,000
Doctorate--- Revenue Law: Cost: $ 80,000