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

[kpxmanifesto]

And here's the part where you were flat out wrong.

Because, as we've proven -- yes, they WERE at that level of elaboration. Or rather, they tried. By their own admission, in the aforementioned interview, in black-and-white print, they absolutely DID try to address the exact things I said they did. I was correct that the things they wrote to attempt to invoke a moral grey were, in fact, on purpose. END as a story is VERY unsubtle about its feelings toward morality, paradise, despair, etc.. Hell, the last area alone, the main characters flat out state what the thesis of the story is MULTIPLE times.

So yet again, it seems you are finally agreeing with what I said from the beginning. Congratulations.

This is the funny thing. The interview that you brought up yourself said that: "Most people came away with thinking they were just "good people" instead." How well explained was this story if the Famitsu interview even said that most players got the wrong impression? If the game devs have to resolve confusion in a post-release interview, that kind of reinforces my original point that the writers weren't elaborate enough, don't you think?