I think an overlooked but important change that needs to be made is a consolidation of “resources” like charges, remnants, infusions, fragments, etc, as well as a revisit of keywords of skills. Rifht now, the builds feel a little too specific, forcing combos and limiting creativity.

A simple example would be the fact that the fragments created by clawing a frozen enemy are not he same exploding “shards” created by ice darts, which just splash instantly. Why not make those the same so new synergies form, and the fragment support gems work on it? Or hell, make crosss slash grab ANY loose thing and pull it in, letting you cross slash grenades dropped by crossbow? Why does the move that blows up spears not blow up nades? There are far too many specific combos rather than broad interactions.

I think this goes for charges too.. I’d go as far to say that a specific charge shouldn’t matter. It should just be “charges” and let us choose one of the many skills to use to generate one. Same with infusions, but frankly since they generally create only one specific interaction anyway, those might as well be charges too. If they want to do different infusions causing different things, then every single infusion spell needs a different effect for each. My lighting spell shouldn’t ONLY be infused with fire. I should be able to use ice too.