Endwalker is the most controversial expansion

[Lauront]

I feel go underappreciated due to the relative intelligence and literacy of the fan base namely those who didn't enjoy Endwalker.

There's been plenty of people who articulated their criticism of and dissatisfaction with the story far better than your appreciation copypasta posts are thought out, so gonna hit X to doubt on that one, but if that's your cope, so be it.

[Haruka_R]

I don’t know why I don’t see the issues so many others did with 6.0 MSQ outside Zokiark. I cried and felt emotional through it all. But I’ve always been invested in the stories and characters.

Congratulations for not being a miserable human being.

[Theox]

If you're saying EW's story is good then you desperately need to read one classic book. Just pick one and read it. Please.

[Amenara]

Congratulations for not being a miserable human being.

I didn't care for the MSQ, that's not to say that I didn't cry bad during the Urianger/Moen's parents scene though. There were some well done emotional parts, they just don't carry the rest of the story.

[TheMightyMollusk]

If you're saying EW's story is good then you desperately need to read one classic book. Just pick one and read it. Please.

Lord of the Rings was boring, tedious, and excessively dragged out. Fight me.

Didn't care much for the movies either.

[Theodric]

Congratulations for not being a miserable human being.

I disagree with the idea that someone is a 'miserable human being' because they didn't break out into tears over a fictional event. Especially when there's no real stakes for anyone but the antagonists and minor, throwaway characters.

Any attempts to try and force people to only care about the Scions and City State leaders will also backfire - because to many of us, they simply can't carry the story due to how safe and bland they're written to be.

[Anura]

If you're saying EW's story is good then you desperately need to read one classic book. Just pick one and read it. Please.

I did. Now let's see your "objective" dissertation about the expansion. Go on, I'll wait. Let me see how you'll spin to paint art as objective.

[OhNooo]

The lessons and morals taught in Endwalker and the overarching story are phenomenal and I feel go underappreciated due to the relative intelligence and literacy of the fan base namely those who didn't enjoy Endwalker.

I totally agree! It's like when someone doesn't like the same type of music I do and they try to convince me it's just because of personal tastes, but really I know it's because they're just not smart enough to appreciate the meaning of the song lyrics and subtlety of the beat transitions. I should've known they could never appreciate my kind of music. As if it could only be because it's their own personal opinion. HAHA. Nah they're just not cultured enough. Figures.

Anyway.

[Haruka_R]

I didn't care for the MSQ, that's not to say that I didn't cry bad during the Urianger/Moen's parents scene though. There were some well done emotional parts, they just don't carry the rest of the story.

I was elated to finally get my showdown with Zenos. It was more or less just as I imagined a couple years ago.

[Haruka_R]

I disagree with the idea that someone is a 'miserable human being' because they didn't break out into tears over a fictional event. Especially when there's no real stakes for anyone but the antagonists and minor, throwaway characters.

Any attempts to try and force people to only care about the Scions and City State leaders will also backfire - because to many of us, they simply can't carry the story due to how safe and bland they're written to be.

You aren't forced to care about anything. Sounds pretty miserable to me.