With the Announcement of no ME:A DLC, and Mass Effect's future somewhat ambiguous, is it up to us to

Thanks for being willing to try. I know Frostbite is tough to manage and the tools are still ongoing, but anything you want to do

For what it's worth, I have a mod request. Please if possible remove the teaser at the end of the game about the Quarian Ark, or better yet, summarize the novels I will not be purchasing and let us all know what happened by text email, something actually in game as lame as that might be. Thanks again.

Frostbite is a major reason for a lack of modding content though there is a toolset growing for it which is wonderful. The scene is in its early days, but hopefully we'll see some interesting additions in the future such as bringing MP weapons to SP or adding new assignments. I personally am not in the modding scene for Andromeda as I'm working on mods for Mass Effect 3.

It's not useless. There were mods for the MET that left out console users. That's an advantage of PC gaming and why I prefer it to consoles.

I wonder if, for any potential ME:A sequel, it would be possible to transfer save files from ME:A to ME:A2. In this case though, ME:A2 would use the Unreal 4 engine or something. It'd be less of a headache to create a game using that engine and modding would be a heck of a lot easier.

I disagree, not everyone wants to work in the gaming industry and those people likely want to just expand it as a passion piece. Saying that is like saying that if you can sing a song then you should become a singer, when you could just sing because you enjoy it. For me, as much as I'd love to work on a game, I'd never get to work on the game -I- want to make. So, I mod ME3, as its the closest I'll get to it.

ME3 has proven to have some amazing mods, it is just as relevant a place to mod and expand ME for people with new stories as Andromeda is. Hell, in many ways its better, as there is a toolset that can be used to create a whole host of different things.