Who's still doing playthroughs of ME:Andromeda?

Yes and no. When ME3 came out, I spent the next year plus playing 1-3 back to back, over and over again. No speed runs. When DAI was nearing launch, I switched over to DAO/2 to get ready, then spent a year or so playing mostly DAI with all my various world states. Just one speed run, and it started at the halfway point of the game. With MEA, I've got 6 full PTs in the books and would probably have more if there had been DLC for it. No speed runs. I mixed in one PT of all 3 Witcher games, D:OS EE, Rebel Galaxy, Star Control (all 3 games), and a bunch of other stuff as well. No speed runs.  I work full time but playing games is my main entertainment.

I am on my 13th PT and have played the whole MET during that time as well as the JoH DLC for DAI and spent some time on The Division as well. No speed runs for me, full completion every time.  Once you have beaten the game (first time took 120hrs) playing NG+ is much faster and only takes around 80hrs. I usually get 2 to 3hrs of gaming in a day so in MEA terms that'd be about one PT a month I think. Games been out almost 15 months now.

I only have 2 PT and am on my third one (being a completionist and an achievement junkie). Like a lot of others here, I mix it up with shorter games. Usually puzzlers such as Rime or Last Guardian although I recently discovered X-COM. These shorter games end up being my primary games. They help break up the monotony of certain sections of such long games. And since I'm already familiar with the storyline, I can still be excited with something shiny and new.

Yeah the one I recently started is my 9th so I'm not far off 10 and I do have more planned so I know I'll pass 10 eventually.

I'd stopped at about 1,5 playthroughs last summer and uninstalled it. I've been mising it lately, I think I'll roll it again. This time I'll just pirate version 1.06 though, the later patches did some horrible things to default Ryders' faces.

Just 10 minutes ago I took Moshae to Aya.

Been a blast, like coming to a old friend. Loving it more now with the final patches in. Cant wait every day to continue it
Bad thing is, multiplayer is getting the short end of the stick, I have almost zero time to play it now. Doh.

The Arcs+Nexus leave in the 6 month gap between ME2 and ME3, the trip takes 634-ish years to arrive in the Helius cluster, and... I have no idea how long between then and Meridian...

It wouldn't matter really anyway as your story as Ryder doesn't take place until 600 years after all that has happened anyway. So as you sauid the whole when we leave is kind of irrelevant to the whole thing anyway.

Its 600+ years travel for all the arcs and The Nexus to get from the MW to Andromeda. I don't think there is any concept of days in terms of progress in MEA that I am aware of.

Yeah I personally prefer to just send strike teams tbh lot easier especially as I'm not good at MP

One thing I might try is creating a Ryder who only uses one Profile, akin to picking a class in the Trilogy and sticking to it.
That class would be determined by choice of training, and a hardline stance could be that you MUST have those powers in your setup at all times; a slightly relaxed stance could be that you must have at least one of those powers in your setup, or that you must max out those starting abilities/passives first before you explore any others.

I can justify having four favorites with somewhat different powers for each, but it would be the same profile regardless. I could also justify an extra power outside the "class" area as being the bonus power. But the idea is that you only pick ONE, and since some are soft-locked until you invest points, you would have fewer options to pick.

I like the Leader training the most, the ethos behind it is one I admire, so I could run an all-Sentinel Ryder.
Full access to biotics and tech gives me lots of options, but my guns would be sub-par, because no Combat, unless I pick one of the gun passives as a bonus power.
Though, if I picked Vanguard, I could max out my guns and have powerful biotics, but no tech abilities mean that I'm limited to biotic explosions...

One could also go back to ME1/ME2 style of weapon choice, so picking a combat-oriented profile (Soldier, Infiltrator, Vanguard) would "allow" one to use those weapons (Rifle for Soldier, Sniper for Infiltrator, Shotgun for Vanguard) whereas a power-oriented class (Adept, Engineer, Sentinel) would be limited to pistols. It would still fit mechanically, because any combat-oriented profile would be able to invest points into Combat Fitness, unlocking more weapons holsters.

It would give the specialist profiles quicker access to higher-ranked powers, but the hybrid profiles would have access to more powers.
I can see it as being balanced enough.

Overall, I know that this idea is counter to the general premise of Andromeda's combat system, but it lends itself to the self-imposed challenges and some roleplaying.
I just had this idea and I wanted to share.