Do you still believe we'll get a Sequel to Andromeda? Or a Reboot like Tomb Raider/Mirror's Edge?

Hmm, if the game has been very successful at launch, odds are you won't see deep discounts a few months after release. For instance, Sony recently had its Days of Play sale where Horizon Zero Dawn was 34% off. This game released about a month before Andromeda, which was also featured in the sale with a 50% discount. Of course, one example a correlation does not make, but should you dig deeper I think that you'll find said correlation.

Let's take another game. Dishonored 2's November release was plagued with bugs and less than a month later it was 33% off. It was then 50% off in April and again 50% off in June on top of a 33% price reduction.

Show me one mention of the Arks in the trilogy and I'll agree with you.

Um, wasn't that game supposed to be Andromeda?

Remember when there were no vorcha in ME1? Or omniblades in ME2?

What a plot hole, inconsistency, retcon, logic leap, etc.

To be fair,a lot of people did point that out. I still remember the heat sink/ammo clip discussions.

Is that the main reason? If that's the case, why not remake ME3 instead of the trilogy? If they remake ME3, have it with what was originally planned  instead of what is currently seen. I like to have the coup take place after Thessia
https://www.reddit.com/r/masseffect/comments/1wyz7e/some_interesting_facts_about_me3s_development/

It might. No one will know until the trilogy is remade. If done, it might do very well. Don't know.

My personal preference is to remake the trilogy, but I wouldn't place any bets that it will happen.

I have for the last couple of years posted that the team working on MEA continues in Andromeda while EA brings in another team to work on ME in the Milky Way. I doubt it will happen. I would like a sequel to ME3. I like to see Shepard in another game. It wouldn't be hard for Bioware to make that happen. The guy did tell the kid that some details have changed over time. I'm sure the story told to him was different from the story he told the kid.

Another thing is they could release a remastered version of the trilogy. I believe it would be contracted to an outside source for that to happen. I'm sure if I'm wrong about that, someone will correct me. How much would it cost for that to happen? How long would it take? Don't know. Would you buy a remastered version if it contains the main games, all dlc's and all weapon and armor packs for only $60? I would. What if it sells very well? Would that encourage EA to tell Bioware to bring Shepard back or at the very least make another game in the Milky Way? Don't know.

The CEO of EA, Andrew Wilson, did say, back in May, "We’re very happy with how BioWare is doing and how BioWare is treating Mass Effect. Our expectations for Mass Effect are strong for the future." That tells me ME will be around for a while. I see dlc's being released for MEA and another ME game being released in 2021/22.

It's not that unusual. DA:I, a GOTY game, dropped to half it's original listed price about 5 months after release. The same thing with ME3, if I remember correctly. It seems to be an action that EA/BioWare usually follow. Besides, it's the base game that dropped it's price, the Deluxe/Super Deluxe editions are still the same price.

Fact is, most games sales plummet after the first week. Dropping the price on the base game after 4 months is an incentive to get people who were on the fence a reason to give it a go.

I wasn't trying to convince EA of anything.  I said its my personal preference to see the trilogy remade and that I wouldn't place any bets that it will happen.

I'm not sure if that relates to overall sales. One could make the argument, and believe me, I'm not saying this is true, the game sold well enough they can afford to cut the base game price...that was the common theory regarding DA:I's price drop.

I just checked Origin, which I'll grant is only on PC, and it's still at full price.

I know that if I were a retailer sitting on physical copies of ME:A I'd be willing to cut the cost to get the inventory off my shelves.

My thoughts exactly Sara

Only time will tell; but if no DLC, I'd have to say that would be a very strong indication that EA has lost faith in the franchise.  If right now, they can't see their way to spend enough money on it to produce a SP DLC, they won't see their way to spend even more money to produce anything else.

I can't recall a AAA release that didn't go on sale eventually. The trick is how long it takes for it to do so. The only company I can think of that takes longer to offer good discounts is Nintendo but their eShop is a bit of a mess.