Should they get rid of Kett?

I don't think the Kett are beaten, just their operation in the Helius Cluster... but the Kett seem to spread out further in the Andromeda Galaxy's main body and what we witnessed in the Helius cluster was but an expedition.

Sounds like the control ending by default so I hope not.

While I personally feel nothing for the Kett as enemies, they're definitely not the best villains I've ever seen, I would still like to see more of them in DLC or the eventual sequel. I just want to see if maybe there's more to the Kett that Bioware hasn't revealed yet, something that will actually make me interested in them, one way or another. Maybe we'll get a Kett squadmate in the future, who knows.

At any rate, the Kett aren't going anywhere, at least not right now, whether we like it or not. That ending just screamed "This isn't over"

I think there is a lot of potential to explore the Kett further in furture games/DLC. The fact that they are eschew natural reproduction entirely has a lot of fascinating implications as to how their society runs, I'd love to visit a Kett world in a cluster where they have a more solid foothold to see how it operates. As I was playing, I wondered whether the Kett are always looking for new genes or proteins or whatever to upgrade themselves. If so, does that mean there are under classes of Kett that possess now outmoded genetics? How do they decide what traits to use and keep, does that divide their society at all? There's lots more I would like to know about them and it would be a shame to ditch them entirely.

They are so generic and unmemorable I doubt anyone would notice if they disappeared!

Whether or not the Kett is interesting, I just don't want to play a game revolving around war, again. Nothing against war based stories, but its time to move on to something else.

Not really much of that even with the Council races.  For the most part things outside the protagonist's direct concerns don't really get explored.  Heck even direct concerns like being brought back from the dead or having an AI jammed into your brain don't get explored.  I don't see them exploring the finer points of a hostile society's inner workings.

Even of those the only ones we got to actually see were the Krogan and Quarian.  Thane, as much as I liked him, I agree basically served as a codex entry and the only Asari culture we actually saw for ourselves was a few hallways on Illium and a blown to hell Thessia.

The Krogan on Tuchanka and seeing the Quarian ships during Tali's trial are the only real glimpses we get into any of the other societies in the game.

I think they made the Kett too big to remove from the game or to even sideline since all we encountered was an expeditionary force and they were rogue because the Archon cut off all communication back to his superiors.  I think low level grunts of the Kett with no real explanation of their story aside from they have an interest in Andromeda and have enough teases to a future game would have been a better approach for me at least.

The biggest problem to me with the Kett was exactly the same problem I had with the Collectors in Mass Effect 2. They inserted a "big bad" into the game when that really wasn't the goal of the game. Andromeda was all about stabilizing the Nexus and getting the people from the Milky Way settled. They didn't need to go too deep into a major conflict because it really wasn't the driving focus of the game. At least for me I think the game would have been a lot better if they removed the Archon all together kept most of the Kett to be low level baddies and had the final "fight" to be more malfunctioning Remnant based. What made Mass Effect 1's overall plot a lot more interesting for me is that Saren was involved at every stop we make, he was on Eden Prime, he sent his troops after Liara, he was trying to make a deal with the Tholian on Feros, he had a secret installation on Noveria, we were racing down his cure to the genophage on Virmire, and then we were racing him to the Conduit on Ilos. Even though the Conduit made absolutely no sense Saren made it interesting for he was the driving force. In Andromeda the driving force was to establish colonies and try to make worlds habitable, no real need for a "big bad" at the end of the game.

Oh well, I rambled on enough.

exploration theme + big bad = conflicting goals maybe?

Agreed.

Agree.

The concept art would have taken a lot of effort to pull off and in tje end you're only ever just shooting them all.

I liked Primus, face wise.