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Dunno what to tell you. Hyetta outright states that disparity is melted away and the world returned to a primordial state of unity.
Whether that entails the destruction of all life, and if so whether that also entails an inability of life to rise again, is unclear
You're reading what you want to read instead of what the game says.
No. That's what the game says. You repeating your fan fiction doesn't make it true.
No, Melina is trying to stop you while you burn the world. Not after you're done.
I quit this dude.
You're excluding other possible interpretations to leave only the one you favor.
Shabriri makes no reference to the end of all things in the universe - he too speaks specifically about destroying all disparity. Maybe this means nothingness. Maybe the One Great is some primordial undifferentiated state of being that the world returns to.
We simply don't have enough information to really tell.
And where, exactly, and I ignoring "what the game says?"
Our understanding of what the Frenzied Flame ending does comes primarily from these sources:
-Melina's speech
-Hyetta's dialouge
-Shabriri's dialouge
-related item descriptions
-the end cutscene
Hyetta and Shabriri don't support a "nothing is left" reading, there's still stuff left in the cutscene (though whether that just means the process isn't done yet isn't clear), Melina's dialouge makes reference to a land with life destroyed (though I wonder if she's specifically talking about life in the "the stuff living here right now" sense rather than total, universal eradication)...
Where in the world are you getting the idea that the game unfailingly presents FF as the reduction of the universe to nothingness?
and incinerate all that divides and distinguishes.
Ahhh, may chaos take the world!
May chaos take the world!"
As said by Shibiri, who is described as--
"It is said that the sickness of the flame of frenzy began with Shabriri, the most reviled man in all history."
Who says--
"Shabriri is chaos incarnate. I cannot die. Ahh, may chaos take the world!"
When he dies.
And you guys are like "maybe you can interpret that as something really awesome!"
After 2016 nothing should surprise anyone in regards to people not understanding other people at all but I certainly get a giggle out of it in every game ever when randos try to argue that Lord Evil the Molester of Everyone is actually the hero the whole time.
And people in here trying to pretend Hyetta isn't talking about the end of all things when she says--
"But the Greater Will made a mistake.
Torment, despair, affliction...
every sin, every curse.
Every one, born of the mistake.
And so, what was borrowed must be returned.
Melt it all away, with the yellow chaos flame.
Until all is One again."
And let's not forget--
"No more fractures...no more birth... (sighs)"
Nobody is talking about "all is one, then we try something else." The goal of the chaos flame is to return to primordial nothingness. Full stop. It's literally the end of the universe. At least Dung Eater leaves behind a bunch of ♥♥♥♥ eating turd goblins when he's done.