Picking the wrong skill has never been a problem for me. I think its only happened once, and it was a skill I would've gotten eventually anyway.

This seems like a good idea though. But this should only be an option if you haven't already left the skill select screen, to prevent exploits.

Agreed

That's a terrible argument; Would you agree that the interface should remain completely static and fixing any shortcomings amount to babying, so all players should just deal with it?

You don't get to take advantage of the increased skill point if the interface is such that it's dangerous to select the skills. An undo option is pretty unwieldy for in battle. I'd like some sort of hotkey option, it's much faster and you dont have to worry about the skill screen blocking your view.

Frankly, if you need an undo button for skill points placement your odds of winning were low enough already that a misplaced point isn't going to make a great deal of difference. Do not place your skill points in a hurry.

i do my skill mid battle but i have only once  misclick a skill and that was because i was so into my old build i clicked it

You guys who are against having a confirm dialogue ought to present a better point than "mommy" holding people's hands and other ridiculous insults.

For any non-instant cast skills, you can cancel the cast by rapidly clicking the mouse for a move order anyways. I don't see how people should be able to undo instant casts.

EDIT: Oh sorry the op meant skill points.

I sure as hell don't want a confirm dialogue. I pick my skills in the middle of combat because its the difference between a 400 and a 600 hp pounce, or a 600hp and a 900 debuff remove heal that is enough to win the lane sometimes. Taking even more time by forcing me to click another box to confirm is going to leave me idle for even longer.

Keep the panel open to rechoose thing is better, but I don't think many people are going to use it and as vastep noted, there are more important things to deal with now.

Just have an 'undo' button on the skill-up UI like every other character creation screen ever made (yes, I exaggerate but it is a pretty damned common feature).  When you close the window, your choice is locked and the button goes grey.  Simple. 

Aside from the 'supposed' time that this takes away from development of more important features (which is entirely subjective), I don't see why anyone should be bothered by this.

Quoting Obscenitor,

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How do you know the guy who would be making a new DG is the one who would adjust the UI? 

is a good point, I don't know why you sandwiched it inside of all the other stuff you wrote.

A single point in most skills isn't useful at all unless it's so early in the game that you can change your entire build around it.  The only exceptions are things like stats, boulder roll, mist, and bat swarm, for obvious reasons.

If when you chose to move somewhere it set you on a course to that location and you could not deviate until you arrived or killed whichever enemy you clicked, then perhaps a movement confirmation dialogue actually would make sense.  But since obviously location and talent choices have nothing to do with each other, you simply ended your post on a low note.  Way to go.

I dont know anymore than the next customer does about what's going on inside the development team. But I can use educated guesses to get a good idea. Like if the the game has been released, the team would naturally become a lot smaller as staff are re-assigned to other projects. The small team left behind is usually there to finish up and maitain the game's performance, they usually try to complete all programs without getting additional personal.

I beg to differ that a single accident point is not usefull. While you become less specialized in your build, you become more of a jack-of-all-trades. I play Sedna, Oak, Rook, Reg the most (favorites 4 me); and if I should accidently put a point into yetis  (one of the worse skills around, imo) well it sucks, but at least they are of somewhat use. Anyway its a learning mechanism. You make a single mistake in choosing, "oh well, i guess this provides an interesting spin this time and next time i be more careful". You might do it a 2nd or 3rd time, but when you do it for the 20'th time? Not likly. And if that is the way how someone is playing, can you imagine how many mistakes he makes attacking and moving around on the map?

The last paragraph was just to show how ridicous this type of a request seems to me. I doubt anyone took my last paragraph seriously. Though I agree it was poorly worded. Now if only I could heal my teammate in close proximity with ease instead of playing the select and pray its him and not automaticly you.  

Adding an additional confirm dialogue is simply another button that has to be pushed in order to spend a skill point, which I chose to do in battle as I know where I'll be spending my points previously, and is unrequired.
 
When you increase your level, the Skill Tree screen doesn't automatically pop-up. If it did, then I'd agree; a dialogue box would be required. However, since you have to manually click that little button, I can only assume you do so when you're ready to spend your skill point. If your not, you can close the window and come back to the window when you are ready. There is nothing forcing you to spend your point the very second you get it, and as such I don't see the need to have the point requiring to be confirmed.

Mentioned above, the idea of the skill point not being finalised until the window is closed is an acceptable method for confirmation as this does not alter the game's behaviour for the players who do not want an additional dialogue box.