The refund period for the packs ended over a year ago as far as I understand. As a purchaser of two right back at the start I would like to say I feel I had excellent value for money. I played Landmark almost exclusively for around six weeks and in short spells many times since. I feel that represents an appropriate return on the cost.

Landmark's main problem is one of marketing. It isn't a "game" and it shouldn't be sold as one. It's a construction set or a toy and a very good one. If you pay $9.99 for it on that basis you will be getting a huge bargain.
 

The $9.99 don't bother me, and actually I paid a bit less due to a sale. It is the $99.99 founder's pack which I don't believe gives good value for money.
 

I am actually surprised. There is a LOT of sunk cost in EQ:N, and they had generated a pretty huge amount of hype last I checked. In particular, I'm hoping that some of the tech they pioneered for avatars' faces lip-synching/expression-matching to the player's web-cammed face when talking. That, plus VR, makes for some pretty interesting-sounding experiences in the future.

That said, I was also surprised by the scrapping of Titan. Well. The cannibalizing of its combat engine to use in a TF2 clone. Because apparently that was the only part which was "fun". (Unbelievable.)