Since EA nerfs can happen on the spot we should have free respec (or much cheaper)

Hi GGG,

I understand that you consider some builds broken or too OP, and you might want to nerf them on the spot even if we are during what would be considered "mid season". This is EA so that's fine. Except when you do nerfs you usually turn things from OP/good all the way down to garbage. Which means the respective build is a literal waste of time after the nerfs.

That's fine, I don't mind, I can find something else that works in order to be able to go through what is already a very slow and grindy slogfest of a campaign (the game is far too slow for my taste, but I do enjoy other things about it so I'd like to continue playing).

Now in order to change to something that's actually useable, I'd have to respec most of my skill tree, some of the gems, and at the very least, my weapon. All this costs gold and resources. So basically I farmed all this time just to start from scratch again with 0 resources (ok, not 0 but you get the point) because you decided a decent build was OP.

That is not fine. If you want to do heavy nerfs during the season because it's early access, people should also be provided more resources to respec to something that isn't garbage during early access. I put legit effort into making a good build that isn't good anymore. And now I have to spend all my gold to respec into something else that's good that may or may not be nerfed in the future. Don't you think that's a bit disrespectful of my time?

EA should have free respec points, or at least make it much cheaper to respec. I have no desire to waste all my currency just to start from scratch with a new build NOT because of my mistakes but because of your decision to nerf a good build. At the very least, when you introduce a nerf patch, you should provide players with X amount of respec points and currency so the game is at least playable again.

EDIT: nerfs or not, if you want EA to be a testing playground, you should give players far more flexibility to encourage them to try out different things. This can be changed back once the game is more stable (which, as we can see, is definitely not the case now)