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I wouldn't worry too much about the ending though. The rest of the game is still great. It had me hooked, constantly checking for updates on when the next episode would be out. Hell, I'm still hooked on talking about it, lurking here every day...
Also, this is the best storytelling game I've had the pleasure of experiencing, and it is my favorite game, probably of all time. The ending didn't change that. Take that how you will.
And if you don't choose to murder your best friend that's basically the bad ending, while if you choose to murder your best friend and possible love interest you get the "good end"
But both ending don't make sense, they're arbitrary and forced and leave people with a sense that they've been cheated out of the ending, besides which the "good end" has an unintentional and unfortunate anti-homosexual undertone and a disempowering nearly antifeminist message about not using power and submiting to fate, and it supposedly goes against the main character's established persona to just accept the ending she's handed.
Besides which the ending breaks the rules the game established.
These are all compelling criticisms I've read about the ending and my impression from a video I saw mind you I haven't played the game, but I probably won't buy it now where I would have before.
Long answer: Absolutely f*cking no.
Dontnod have first shown they're not even interested in making a proper second choice in the first place, apart from the one that they feel is canon (hence that 2min, poor excuse for an ending) and certainly won't be alrtering/adding content afterwards. I'd love to be proven wrong but I don't see it happening.
Like how about a chapter six, where she chooses after the canon ending to refuse to accept it or something, and goes back to try to fix it again?
There are a million ways to fix it, even without touching the endings in the game for the people that liked them. And it's been mentioned that people would be even willing to help them fund a sixth episode but they aren’t interested.
What p*sses me off the most is that DN didn't even bother to address the whole controversy, even if it's a simple "F*ck everyone who didn't like it, that's all you're getting".They just stuck their head in the sand and pretend it isn't happening (my favorite part is when one DN member twitted how he's surprised at some professional reviews slamming the game. Suprised, really? maybe reading the forums would've given him a clue).
Damn shame too, they were slowly becoming one of my favorite dev teams.
If you don't like that ending then don't choose it. The other ending is an equally valid choice that just under half the players chose last time I looked. It's not like the 'Did you hurt Frank's dog?' statistic where you have almost nobody hurting the dog bar a few people curious about what actually happens if you do. The final choice is close which I feel shows they actually did quite well if their intention was to have a balanced dilemma. I really don't understand people who start by assuming they have to choose one option because it's 'right' and then go on to complain about how it doesn't fit their view. That's why there is another option! If you prefer it, choose it. There's nothing wrong with doing that.
However, I feel you should play the game yourself and draw your own conclusions about the end choice and, more importantly, the rest of the game rather than simply going by what other people say.
In one you murder your best friend in the other you murder all of your other friends and no effort is made to find a way out of it.
How do you know everyone else dies? We see eight bodies, none of whom are recognisable characters and they had hours to get to safety. They deliberately left it open to your own interpretation as to how bad it was.
I'm pretty sure that earlier it's eastablished that without you there they all die then you travel back and change things so that you're not there so in fairness they're dead already when you get the choice.