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This tells it all. It means that you want to as long as it's possible which leaves it to just a matter of time. :) I eagerly await.
Firstly, it'll depend on the modding process for SE2. Will it be the same or not? Will Keen provide us with tools that previously came from 3rd party modders? If tools need to still be developed once Keen reveal their vertical slice for modding, will there be anyone around willing and able to do that?
Secondly, my mods heavily utilise mod frameworks to deliver what they do (WeaponCore, MES, ToolCore, Animation Engine). If Keen offers us a viable alternative then great, but if they don't then those frameworks will have to (potentially) be updated to work with SE2. Will there be anyone to do that? Who knows?
In an ideal world I'd love to bring my mods to SE2. Let's see what happens.