Death & Personal Beliefs

[Lupich]

When a character dies, and you create a new one to inherit the old ones LP/claims etc, how are personal beliefs inherited?

A friend of mine died and when he created a new character his personal belief slider was at full "Peaceful" but his learning was stuck at 112% and he was not able to change it even after a few hours. (Days, for that matter)

Tried relogging, spending LP, and changing other belief sliders to no avail.
Is this a bug, or working as intended?

[TeckXKnight]

Sounds like a bug. You can only change sliders after being logged on for a period of time. Was he offline during the wait?

[Lupich]

Yeah, we made sure he stayed logged in for a couple of hours. We tried this twice over two days... Interesting. Is there any way to report this or get it fixed aside from posting on the forum or are individual cases like this just tough luck?

[TeckXKnight]

Yeah, we made sure he stayed logged in for a couple of hours. We tried this twice over two days... Interesting. Is there any way to report this or get it fixed aside from posting on the forum or are individual cases like this just tough luck?

Posting it on the forums is reporting it. With any luck it will be patched and fixed soon. =)

[Lupich]

Bah, had it happen on an alt as well.

It sucks because rather than inhert a meager amount of LP and be stuck at 112% learning forever and then stuck at full change every time you die, its more worthwhile to make a new character and get his learning back to 360%.

Is this happening to anyone else?

[DDDsDD999]

All your beliefs are kept on death, but change/tradition is reset. The peaceful slider increases hand-in-hand with the change slider, that's why the increase isn't noticeable in the beginning. The cooldown for belief changes are kept for death, because people could kill their characters over and over in the beginning and get full change in 3 minutes in the old days.

Have you put your mouse over the greyed out icon on top? It should say how long it takes to change (in game-time)