Anyone else disappointed by that ending?!

[marcgoeslive]

Am I the only one who feels the ending seemed rushed and disappointing?

[Ogami]

I knew about it 2 weeks ago from leaks and yeah. There was this post by a ex Deck Nine employee on Reddit who talked about that the story team had no idea how to end the story and it was a huge mess in the end and it sure seems like that.
Overall episode 1+2 feel kinda deceiving and its now obvious why they were pushed in "Early Access".
They are the most polished and coherent storywise.
Episode 3 is still ok, with episode 4 the cracks really start to show and episode 5 is godawful and leaves us on this terrible " maybe we resolve this in a future game" non ending.

I yet have to find somone who had anything positive to say about the ending.

[Belucard]

Originally posted by 3njoy1:

Am I the only one who feels the ending seemed rushed and disappointing?

Don't you enjoy the setup for Life is Avengers?

[texasgoldrush]

Kinda, not really.

The sequel bait does bring it down a tad, but the game nailed Max's character arc and development.

It even addressed my issues with Polarized.

[texasgoldrush]

Originally posted by Ogami:

I knew about it 2 weeks ago from leaks and yeah. There was this post by a ex Deck Nine employee on Reddit who talked about that the story team had no idea how to end the story and it was a huge mess in the end and it sure seems like that.
Overall episode 1+2 feel kinda deceiving and its now obvious why they were pushed in "Early Access".
They are the most polished and coherent storywise.
Episode 3 is still ok, with episode 4 the cracks really start to show and episode 5 is godawful and leaves us on this terrible " maybe we resolve this in a future game" non ending.

I yet have to find somone who had anything positive to say about the ending.
:lunar2019deadpanpig:

The ending was good overall, but the sequel bait was mostly unnecessary.

The real story was Max's development.