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but the real ending it's ending E , no spoilers because i don't know if you finished
to do ending E you need to do ending C and D and pass the minigame in credits
I finished everything.
I asked the same question on reddit too, and a kind sir came up with a rather unexpected, but imo very good theory. I even consider it as an explanation.
Here is a link to the answer. But for those who want to read it here, I might as well copy-paste it. So this is was written by a reddit user, GreasebaIl:
This is really interesting. After I reached ending E, I didn't understand what the hell happened either (I was busy crying and could not concentrate on what happened), hence I decided to have my save file deleted and start anew.
That has to be the most savage 'noping out of a raw deal' I've seen in a long time. Lol'd.
:D The struggle indeed. I think 2B's character benefits the most from knowing what's going on. At first sight she seemed boring and her emotional outbursts didn't make much sense, she came off as totally inconsistent. But knowing her true role that was given to her and story of her constant struggle sheds a very different light on her...
I really love how Taro bends our perception of his characters.
Never in my life I played a game as deep as this one. I just wish there were more games like this one... or maybe not.
About Ending C's theory, it does make sense to me, it may not be the truth and perhaps we'll never know but I can bet all the above assumptions are not too far from Yoko Taro's own ideas.
Play NieR:Gestalt on PS3/PS4. Thank me later.
It's why I knew I had to play NieR:Automata and wasn't disappointed.
...Well, except that Yoko Taro's team doesn't seem to make games that run smoothly, and then Square Enix doesn't understand how to properly port games to PC on top of it. But that's besides the gameplay and it's story.