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The game plays off that idea a lot - things not lasting forever. It's not just the towns, it's the people, too. It's entire civilizations and their ways of life, it's the seasons, it's yourself throughout the years. Everything changes, and eventually everything ends.
If you can't really relate to any of that stuff or never had to cope with anxieties surrounding change, the game won't really resonate with you. It's also heavily seeped in small-town Americana, so if you're from a big city you likely won't "get it" either.
If you feel like there's no big, dramatic payoff, that's almost the point. Life just goes on. You can battle with a crazy cult of Boomer conservatives clinging to the hope of bringing their dying town back to life, but then life just... moves on. I think the game wants you to sit on that for a while. It'll probably "click" with you later in life, and you may look back on the game with nostalgia then. Or, you may not.
i watched jackseptikeye play i liked it want a follow up now i now why it never happened