Mods

This argument has been going on as long as mods have been in the game. The funny thing is, the people that are good at the game and have been around a long time consistently say, "manage your mods more carefully" and all seem just fine with the 500 cap. And it's usually people with really bad mods that aren't doing interesting or difficult things in the game that say, "Raise the mod cap!"

I'm with Seedy on this one - it's fine to raise the mod cap - but you're going to be right back in the same situation in a month or two because you never met a mod that you wanted to sell. 

Set standards for what you allow yourself to keep and sell everything that doesn't reach your minimum threshold. If you do this correctly, you end up with better mods and you never even see the mod cap - no matter how often you mod swap - which is a weird argument to make because I've personally been on discord and watched Seedy help people with mod swapping and I know several of the other posters in this thread do the same.

Quit lashing out at people trying to help you get better at the game. It's not personal. You came here because you had a problem and people are offering proven and effective solutions and you're calling them names. That's a weird way to solve problems. Let us know how it works out for you. Or take good advice when it's given and we all know it'll work out for you just fine. Either way.