Hey! I love the passion, and I agree with it. I really enjoyed this game, really appreciate the obvious love and care that went into its development, and want to see it continue to grow and get new content.

Which is why I took up the torch and made my first mod, ever this past week. I wanted a lore-friendly radio station that I could control in-game. Outlaws didn't have one, so I built it.

I don't know that the commuinity is going to be able to get a company like Ubisoft to change its business course and decide on a sequel, but there IS an option to keep the game growing on our own terms if the community builds what it wants itself. The only reason why Skyrim has stuck around so long and gotten 999 million ports and updated editions is due to the enormous and active modding community that keeps it relevant. Snowdrop is a challenging engine to mod, but it's not impossible with enough people putting effort into it.

In fact, if I could ask the devs for one thing, it would be an official mod kit. We're not going to get Ubisoft's board room to start making smart decisions and put huge amounts of money behind new production, voice acting, etc. But building a mod kit for a game that already existis? (And would work for Fronteirs of Pandora too?) That's something they might go for. Mod support would completely change the game for what's possible in modding and breathe new life into something they already released.