Instead of flaming each others viewpoints, how about everybody try to see each others concerns and post something constructive. There are a number of people that do not want to have to find all their spells and having them at level up is the way they like it. I see nothing wrong with this as looking back there are 3 spells I wouldnt have even known about had I not checked O-gaming. I have been getting all my spells at certain levels..then I find, in O-gaming, one that I can buy from the broker (not npc's) and 4 levels after that I actually found one for sale. (the other 2 were from the bloodline/splitpaw saga) So based on this, how is anybody going to know what they are entitled to get whether it is purchased from an npc or quested...which npc to buy from or get the quest from? I personally would love it if i picked, say faction A, and had one NPC from that faction I could go to who was a Master Ranger and handled All ranger trainings (insert your class here) and you check back to them now and again and they will offer questing that will get you your new spells. However it should not be something that I cant do for another 3 levels due to difficulty and should not be a drawn out quest where you end up finishing it ...in 3 levels but should be something fairly quick but satisfying when complete where you feel you earned it. This is what I think the factions allignment in DOF is bringing.....( I could be wrong) Take a look at any class and what do you see? Besides from some weapon/armor differences there is really no difference...all CA's are the same...0-50 of any particular class. In DOF, what faction your with will give you 3 skills that are quite different from the other factions hence my level 60 Ranger will now have some skills that no other Ranger has... and they will have skills that I dont have. Now there will be actually some variation between like classes and each will have something unique.