Personally I would want this feature implemented because I want to delete a character I have one of my crafting professions on.
He's useless, I don't play him. He literally has no gear and no inventory bags because I gave them to my preferred character of the same profession of which I've already spent a total makeover kit on and so obviously I'd rather keep that one. I mean, I really don't need multiple rangers and I would much rather keep the one I like playing and have spent money on rather than the one I have the crafting profession on. If I could transfer it from him to my other ranger that would be amazing. Especially, since the profession is already up to 450 so it would be a complete waste to just level up the profession again on my preferred character.
Better still if I could buy an additional crafting license on my main and just transfer all the separated professions onto one character.
Actually, that then brings up another topic of this thread which is to have professions available across all characters. Especially the universal crafting professions that aren't gear specific like Chef and Jeweler. Which makes me think that perhaps gear specific ones could be spread across all characters that can use that gear. So all light armor professions could use tailoring, but not armorsmithing or leatherworking, and all characters could still use the universal ones.
I get why it's not implemented like this because it's an MMORPG and having this implemented would take away the RPG value but, from my experience, more people play the game just to play and enjoy the game than people play the game to actually have role-play sessions. And even then you could still look at is as your characters share knowledge of things they learn or any vast array of role-playing reasons that could explain this phenomenon which would be fairly unique per account holder. The example I gave as to what an excuse could be could also work for either why all characters crafting can still level the profession OR ALSO why only the initial profession learner could level it up.
Personally, I just really think that sharing and transferring should be implemented into the game, especially because I really want to delete this character and I highly doubt that I'm the only one who's played something for a bit only to decide they didn't like it as much as they though and wanted to start over.
Personally I would want this feature implemented because I want to delete a character I have one of my crafting professions on. He's useless, I don't play him. He literally has no gear and no inventory bags because I gave them to my preferred character of the same profession of which I've already spent a total makeover kit on and so obviously I'd rather keep that one. I mean, I really don't need multiple rangers and I would much rather keep the one I like playing and have spent money on rather than the one I have the crafting profession on. If I could transfer it from him to my other ranger that would be amazing. Especially, since the profession is already up to 450 so it would be a complete waste to just level up the profession again on my preferred character. Better still if I could buy an additional crafting license on my main and just transfer all the separated professions onto one character. Actually, that then brings up another topic of this thread which is to have professions available across all characters. Especially the universal crafting professions that aren't gear specific like Chef and Jeweler. Which makes me think that perhaps gear specific ones could be spread across all characters that can use that gear. So all light armor professions could use tailoring, but not armorsmithing or leatherworking, and all characters could still use the universal ones. I get why it's not implemented like this because it's an MMORPG and having this implemented would take away the RPG value but, from my experience, more people play the game just to play and enjoy the game than people play the game to actually have role-play sessions. And even then you could still look at is as your characters share knowledge of things they learn or any vast array of role-playing reasons that could explain this phenomenon which would be fairly unique per account holder. The example I gave as to what an excuse could be could also work for either why all characters crafting can still level the profession OR ALSO why only the initial profession learner could level it up. Personally, I just really think that sharing and transferring should be implemented into the game, especially because I really want to delete this character and I highly doubt that I'm the only one who's played something for a bit only to decide they didn't like it as much as they though and wanted to start over.
