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I agree which is why I'm so confused people are being overly negative on that aspect of the game. In most aRPGs that have attacks that generate "mana" for skills, by endgame you rarely ahve to do any "generating" of anything and your able to use your abilities much more freely, within the skill cool down of course.
As an example in Chaosbane (the devs last aRPG) by mid game to endgame your primary generator skill is useless, unless you want to build around that aspect, and your able yo use skills as freely as you want.