What's the point with that quite lackluster story in Endwalker?

[CrownySuccubus]

Again, we are bashed over the head constantly about how he gets weaker the farther he is. Yet there’s 0 signs at that point of him being weakened despite almost passing out by being in just Kholusia. It makes 0 sense that he’s able to summon 7 people across worlds whilst being away from the tower for DAYS. It goes against what we’re told.

Not only do we have no idea how this distance weakness works while we're in...whatever space anomaly we fight Emet-Selch in, but while in Kholusia, Gr'aha was about to cast a spell to absorb all of the excess light off the WOL and yeet himself to an entirely different dimension. Considering that his entire plan was based on a web of lies, and this moment was the entire crux of said plan, then either A) Gr'aha didn't tell us the whole truth, B) he made sure he saved enough energy no matter what to be able to employ his masterstroke or C) both.

As for Elidibus that excuse is beyond idiotic.

What "excuse"? Gr'aha was in danger and got away instead of fighting a battle he couldn't win. And then, Eldibus got what he needed anyway.

And again, i bring up the devs themselves confirming two endings were planned. Let’s not be needlessly obtuse here.

And? Are we supposed to call every story that goes through revisions where characters do or don't meet certain fates bad writing now? The first Rambo movie was supposed to end with him dying until audiences disliked it. The original Alien was supposed to end with the Xenomorph biting Ripley's head off and sending a distress signal with her voice. But neither of those things happened, so I guess they're just objectively bad movies now.