Is there anyone who's NOT changing a character for inherent Fitness?

I was thinking about how I would rebuild my main toon (the avatar girl) to compensate for inherent Fitness. I thought of what I could add, what I could tweak and whatnot...

But I didn't like anything I came up with. The truth is, I like her just the way she is and I'm most likely not going to respec her for inherent Fitness. I have yet to consider my other toons, but Pinky is going to remain as-is. Does anybody else have a character who isn't in line for the IF respec rebuild?

Sure, any of my toons that don't currently have Fitness won't get any major changes. A Numi Unique in Health, basic IOs in Stamina, Swift and Hurdle and call it a day.

I have many characters in the 1-30 range that have never taken Fitness, so they'll just put a couple enhancements in there and be good to go.

Pretty much all of mine will be taking advantage of inherent fitness. I've already done builds for my 70 odd characters. Very few of them won't actually need respecing and thats because they are really low level.

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I'm only planning on Respec'ing 1 character and that has less to do with Fitness going inherent and more to do with trying to improve his performance overall. My thoughts are I didn't need those other 3 powers to level up my characters to begin with so I don't see where they will make a difference now.

I have one... He was without fitness already So he gets the fitness extra... I don't need to change him at all!

My two lowest level characters (Praetorians at 9 and 13) won't need respecs, but all the rest will need at least one respec. A few might get a respec on a second build.

I'm not sure what powers I'd give my Masterminds in the place of Fitness, so those might sit while I ponder it.

EDIT: To those saying "I never had Fitness, so I get it free" or "I'm low enough I don't need to respec", you will need to respec if you want Inherent Fitness. You gain it at level 2, and if you're over level 2, you don't get a change until you respec.

I will change them as I play them, but for a few that may be a long long time.

Actually MOST of my characters aren't going to be respeced to account for this change for all sorts of reasons.
I'm probably only going to worry about it on my few most played / main characters.

Some will, some won't, it depends,

Keep in mind that if you don't change them now, you can't lock in their powers as-is, so that if you ever do a respec for something else down the road, you're gonna end up with inherent fitness anyway. Kind of like people with legacy costume bits that aren't available in one of their slots can't ever change that costume or else lose those bits forever. You won't be able to pull out IOs to sell them, you'll have to live with whatever power tweaks come down the road, etc., if you want to keep your build the way it is.

The only ones so far are my Empath (never needed it) and my Warshade (Stygian Circle, nuff said)
The others? I'm gonna be up late one night, heh.

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I have plenty of characters that won't be updated for inherent fitness. I just don't happen to play them anymore so that makes it easy.

All mine will be getting a respec. I've been playing with Mid's (with the unofficial patch) for the last month and have all my builds printed and ready to go.

I've been playing around with Mids to see "sort of" what some of my characters would look like with Inherent Fitness. The problem I'm running into is that in quite a few cases, there isn't a lot else I can take. I tend to pick powers that I think the character should have, rather than "best for teams" or "totally awesome." I don't take Hasten unless I can think of a good reason why the character should have it. And since I hate the way it looks, the only character that "must" have it currently is one based on a cheetah. Also the only character I ever took SuperSpeed for. They don't get Leadership unless I feel they are, in fact, a good leader. And so on. (And I'm not "holding back the team" because frankly, I'd rather solo Calystix than deal with most PUG teams at this point.)

In a few cases, I can take more powers from the primary/secondary. Unless I skipped them the first time for concept reasons. And as long as said powers can function with little or no extra slotting, since even if I swipe the slots from Health and Stamina that would only be three more. At least a handful of my characters will probably end up having to take "dud" powers that I'll never actually use just because there's nothing else to take at that level. I can't use the slots as "IO mules" because I've never gotten good enough at either playing the market OR farming to be able to afford things like the +recharge IO anyway.

The majority of mine are not going to get it unless I re discover why I enjoyed them in the first place. The four I enjoy the most, will most certainly go through it. I burned old freespecs the other day on two of them to prep them for a quick respec into it. Another one does not actually have a build so I need to figure one out for her. However, I am still on the fence with my main. His build is three years old and massive chanegs to his primary (martial arts) have been made and I am unsure what to do with tweaking his build. Out of the four, he may just keep his current build but I am still not sure.

I can't be ***** to respec most of my characters and find new powers and find tray space for them.

So, as it stands, the only people to benefit from inherent Fitness will be my Dwarf/Nova 'shade who never took Stam, my two Stalkers with no-fitness builds already, and the Dom and MM who will get respecs. The last four characters were made after I19 was announced. The only other toons I have plans of respeccing are my 50 Widow. My 50 Tank, who I intend to Incarnate, will keep his pool Stamina.

All of my characters. They work just fine without Inherent Fitness, and always have, so I see no need to change them. The fact that the Devs felt the need to force four powers on all characters in the game instead of just addressing the Endurance shortage some characters have is just sloppy work, IMO, and really takes away from the player's choice of how they build their own characters.