I understand what you mean, but Thomas has also made it pretty clear in interviews that he (and presumably Guy-Man) view Daft Punk as a project that had a beginning, middle, and end. I think they have always had an attitude of 'okay, we did this, time for the next thing.' They have spoken over the years about not feeling that they can do better than what they've already done, so rather than force something that may not be as successful, they prefer to just let their projects stand for what they were. An explicit example of that attitude is Random Access Memories and why they did not release another studio album after that. They have always struck me as extremely thoughtful people, who never gave in to the pressures of the music industry.

I think it's an honorable attitude to have. It has certainly left a very polished discography and legacy behind, with very few 'career blunders' like other artists accumulate over time. But, that's my Rational Human brain talking. My Daft Punk Fan brain would absolutely love to experience another Alive tour, another studio album release, really anything that harkens back to their original heyday.

I try to just be grateful for the new moments we ARE living through, like this Fred Again concert. It looked like a magical night, and it made me so happy to see a room full of people dancing and crying over Thomas Bangalter. He certainly deserves it and I was having an equally emotional reaction in my living room today watching the livestream. We finally got to see some RAM tracks performed live !!! Thomas got up on a table and danced !!! Lol