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Until they don't add new endings, i'm not gonna support this game. That's all i wanted to say in my previous comment. Simple as it is. Not everyone like bad endings, and they can't say that staying with crazy Mita is a "good ending", because instead of a good ending is more like "i'm afraid of you, and i can't beat you, so i'll just surrender myself and let it go"... and that for me is a *NO rotund*.
i wish we can give the console to kind mita and maybe they could do something to cancel the whole thing??? since we see her good at coding so she could've had a major part in doing something new with the console, but they add updates every now and then so who knows if this is the only ending we get
Yeah you're right, but the only way for letting them know our inquiries and suggestions is through official channels, like steam, discord, etc.
If we stay silent then nothing will happen, and even if they don't notice us then at least we tried.
The problem lies on the lack of other endings, even if all of them are bad endings like Elden Ring.
Another thread essentially brought up the theory that you're already in a simulation (the "real you" may have since passed away and your mind is uploaded to the computer) just it's not Mita's simulation ...but that's how she gets ya.
When you download MiSide in the simulation world, somehow she's able to pull you out of your server and trap you in a cartridge in her own world.
Whether the "real you" is around or not - I find both of these situations equally concerning because if it's a sufficiently accurate copy, then the copy is just as much me as I am, for as far as I care or am considering except when it comes to my survival instincts which are still causing me to respond from the instance of me that I'm currently writing from - like... I'm not going to be okay with dying just because I know that there's a copy of me that will live on - but if the copy is accurate enough then I will believe that there's a copy of me that will probably live on and that copy is also me.
If it looks like me, quacks like me, and thinks like me, then I'm pretty it's also me.
Whether she is copying you or downloading you from an afterlife metaverse,
either way, you had to get into her world and be getting copied or transferred at least ONCE.
The rest of the times could essentially be playback or how long until you've reached the end of her track that she's built for you to run around in.
Furthermore, people seem to think that the cartridgification occurs over the amount of time you're in Mita's world for - which probably is the case if she's managing to transfer you from some afterlife metaverse server, but in the event of making a copy - it's more likely that what the number corresponds with isn't time, but rather the amount of data you've given her by interacting with things. She needs you to interact with everything in order to get to 100% - whether that's through running through 100% of her track, or getting analyzed / scanned from 100% of our variables, inputs, responses, etc. to create an accurate simulation / copy.
Pokemon does the same thing yet it's the best selling media franchise in the world now - granted that's mostly because of its merchandise, not the games themselves but still... the merchandise only exists because the games exist!
I think MiSide does a good job of not leaving any definitive proven contradictions (just things that look like they might be contradictions from one or two perspectives but not others) while also having enough going on to make it plausible with the right theories.
We also can't trust that anyone in the game has reliable information about the game world, because none of them are gods - and a creator isn't a god either, because most people who create video games, never expected that any% glitch speedrunners, or tool-assisted A.I.s would then proceed to play and smash their game to pieces in the ways that they do.
Related to that last point :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKJlF-olKmg
Yes, it leaves you hungering for more - but that's what most good series / franchises do - at least in terms of business.
What I think makes MiSide so great, though, isn't it's lack of satisfaction, nor would it be great if it left you satisfied. It isn't the bad ending, and a good ending wouldn't improve or lessen what makes it great either.
What makes MiSide truly a masterpiece is that it manages to touch on every highly important modern topic ...and invite you to think deeper about them.
It is very good at extending this invitation to think, and that's what stands out above the destination, or even the journey, or mods, or photo mode creativity.
This isn't the only thing that it is good at but it's the most useful and engaging thing that it is good at.
I think this is a lazy interpretation that doesn't give much to gain other than to put down MiSide, mentally and go do other things in life BUT...
I really like it for its simplicity. lol
It just works as a functional interpretation.