I think you make a fair point. But then what do you do about players who refuse to accept that the power of the content can change?

Each piece of content has unlimited value because you can use it to earn in game resources without limits, and that doesn't change when it's NERFed, right?

@ starbreaker - You do make a fair point, but it's one thing to share a player, or more accurately a buyer, perspective, and another to expect a business to abandon their own company perspective. More to the point, if you expect the company to consider the buyer perspective (which you are correct they should) then you should accept the need for the buyer to consider the company perspective, no? 

If we can agree on this basic point, then how do you propose the company addresses the constant refund demands - on top of how they have already addressed it via offering mod parts refunds for the mod nerf - for content that gets nerfed in a large part because the very same community demanded it, without abandoning the company profit making longevity perspective? I accept that the community is divided, as it always would be to a larger or smaller extent, but neither for or against voices should be ignored.

Slight correction here they aren't refunding for NERFed mods, they're refunding for levels being revoked from mods where mod level exceeds mech level.

Yes, how I worded it was too vague, but that's still a "refund" in my book.

Are people not capable of writing without AI anymore? 

What do you mean?

But it's also not a "NERF" in the traditional sense

Yes, why would I need Ai. Let's leave that particular asset for math.