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Bethesda is all hype, no substance. Which isn't bad, they don't make truly "bad" games, but it's nothing to write home about.
The thing is, if it starts out as a lifeless framework, modders won't feel motivated to do anything with it at all. They have to be able to see that potential in the game to want to expand upon it and make it better. It's for this reason that I don't think modding Starfield will really take off like it did with previous Bethesda games, even after the modding tool is released.