Endwalker Story sucked and it's time to admit it

[Cilia]

It's not perfect, but I liked it all the same.

[Payadopa]

Oh, one of those threats. Have another 5 minutes gone by?

[EaraGrace]

We’re gonna keep having this thread until everyone leaves aren’t we.

Hint maybe your subjective opinion isn’t a useful discussion point.

[aveyond-dreams]

I think that given the amount of time that has passed between now and the launch of Endwalker, many have had the opportunity to reflect on their thoughts and a significant amount of people have come to the conclusion that it really didn't hit the right marks.

Most of my favorite video game stories feel good to look back on and grew into fond memories. Endwalker however was a stark difference in that I experienced the total opposite, with my original positive impressions turning sour after a relatively short period of time once I started questioning the things propping this story up.

[Kazemon15]

Oh look, another thread that is spewing opinions like it's a fact.

[Theodric]

We’re gonna keep having this thread until everyone leaves aren’t we.

Hint maybe your subjective opinion isn’t a useful discussion point.

An appropriate consequence for this game's equivalent of the Burning of Teldrassil, I suppose.

[SentioftheHoukai]

We’re gonna keep having this thread until everyone leaves aren’t we.

Hint maybe your subjective opinion isn’t a useful discussion point.

Funny, you're still here.

[aveyond-dreams]

An appropriate consequence for this game's equivalent of the Burning of Teldrassil, I suppose.

Except the person who burned down Teldrassil was treated like a villain in the end from what I've heard, while the person who did the same in FFXIV is fawned over and still referred to by the party as a benevolent goddess who continues to somehow bless them despite not being around anymore.

[Necrotica]

Can argue all day long about how a story makes you feel. That is opinion.

But the narrative writing flaws that take place in Endwalker are very real. You can say they don't matter to you. That the good parts make up for it.

Doesn't remove the fact that they are there.

[EaraGrace]

An appropriate consequence for this game's equivalent of the Burning of Teldrassil, I suppose.

Game seems to be doing fine. I think your doomsaying hasn’t materialized.

Funny, you're still here.

They’re are a few posters who I think are great and interesting to talk to. Unfortunately I have to cut through tantrums and overreactions to jokes to find them.

Can argue all day long about how a story makes you feel. That is opinion.

But the narrative writing flaws that take place in Endwalker are very real. You can say they don't matter to you. That the good parts make up for it.

Doesn't remove the fact that they are there.

See that’s again what I was saying about subjective vs objective. You seem to be mistaking the two.