##Short Answer
Short Answer
Because modded Minecraft tech support questions are a problem, similar questions for other games are not. 99% of the time we can't provide a fix, even with a crash dump, and the best we can do is identify what's breaking.
##Long Answer
Long Answer
There's a few factors which mean that Minecraft mod tech support is an issue:
- Minecraft crash questions usually consist of dealing with a crash dump.
- Minecraft modding goes deep enough that crashes are frequent, especially when mods are combined.
- Mods are often combined into modpacks, leading to a very large number of variables to try and deal with.
- When Minecraft crashes, to a non-technical player, there's no observable difference between it being a Minecraft problem or a mod problem.
- Minecraft (I'd wager) has a younger player-base than most other games. These people are sometimes less able to understand and articulate a technical question well.
- Minecraft is still the largest tag on the site, and mods are hugely popular due to their use by popular YouTubers (appealing to the younger players).
I did a bit of searching. Another heavily modded game, Skyrim (our second largest tag) has three mod/crash questions. The nature of modding in this game is very different, and all three have accepted answers.
Given the massive scope of Minecraft mod/packs, part of the reason this decision has been made is that 99% of the time there isn't a good answer, or there isn't an answer at all.