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madisonx
10th Apr 2009, 04:39 PM
I personally lol'd at one of the oldest Zelda game's ending.
No wonder Link doesn't speak anymore..
I could see why from the old voice.. >.>

Captain THPS4
11th Apr 2009, 06:47 PM
Sonic 06's ending was good and bad at the same time. The ending wipes out pretty much everything that happened during the game except that Silver still pops up sometimes, but then again that's a good thing because it's almost universally accepted that it's a horrible game. I'm glad they kept Silver though, he's one of my favorite Sonic characters.

Sonic Riders Zero Gravity's ending was much worse though. You just beat this random final boss and suddenly Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, and Amy are sitting in Tails' hovercar talking about how the Babylon Rogues are aliens. Then Jet suddenly comes out of nowhere and starts racing Sonic, the end. :confused:

For someone as epic as Captain Falcon, F-Zero GX's ending wasn't that great, except that he keeps up his air of mystery when he takes off his helmet but you're not shown his face. After saving the entire universe he walks away and that's it. Whee.

kustirider2
11th Apr 2009, 06:49 PM
The Fallout 3 ending... I thought that when I finished the main quest, I could do the smaller ones. I guess not.

tikoymann_SC
12th Apr 2009, 01:35 AM
Bioshock? (I think)

tree4me
12th Apr 2009, 01:41 AM
The ending on Jak and Daxter. Bo-ring!

Also, on Kingdom Hearts. I like the game, but the ending sucked! :meh:

Anebrd
12th Apr 2009, 01:48 AM
The original Fallout... to save your people and then be inform that you are not wanted any more. :(

ElPresidente
12th Apr 2009, 02:35 AM
Would you call it a crappy ending though? I mean for your character it was pretty crappy sure but in terms of an ending from the perspective of the player I thought it was brilliant and certainly not what I was expecting.

nekochanpurr_SC
12th Apr 2009, 02:52 AM
Thousand Arms. I played that game years ago and i'm still kinda angry. XD

Oh, and shemue.. Only cuz there IS no end.. >.<

ElPresidente
12th Apr 2009, 10:39 AM
Oh, and shemue.. Only cuz there IS no end.. >.<

I still tear up over the fact that tale will never be finished. :(

Petchy
12th Apr 2009, 10:47 AM
*pffffft* Sims? :lol: They die and you get a message from Grimmy *hurrah* :D

kittielickie_SC
12th Apr 2009, 10:48 AM
The Fallout 3 ending... I thought that when I finished the main quest, I could do the smaller ones. I guess not.

I have to agree. I'm just greatful i saved before completing the game, or I would have never been able to reload and finish all the quests without starting all over again. Love that game though!

chyrun
12th Apr 2009, 11:52 AM
Fahrenheit; the ending is just like "what??"! Well actually I think the entire second half of the game is just too stupid :wtf2: But it's actually a good game if you can overlook the weird parts of the storyline :blink:

Fahrenheit has several endings, which one do you mean? Personally I loved the "hero saved the day, all is well again" ending, but then again I'm cheesy like that.

edit: I cried.

What?
I really love that game. :D

ElPresidente
12th Apr 2009, 12:14 PM
What Caroline is talking about is where David Cage dropped the ball on the storyline entirely and brought in this stupid AI + prophecy bollocks.

Thankfully Cage has admitted it was an error in story telling and we shouldn't see the same in Quantic Dream's next two titles - Omikron 2 and Heavy Rain.

Incidently for fans of Twin Peaks; Angelo Badalamenti scored Fahrenheit (Indigo Prophecy if you are in North Amercia). I'm sure any Twin Peaks fan worth their salt would have picked up in the similarities of score composition.

I loved Fahrenheit but God damn... the final story elements were an absolute joke (oh... and... necrophilia say what?! :P)

For great game story telling you really can't go past Dreamfall, The Longest Journey, Syberia, Planescape Torment, Vampire - The Masquerade: Bloodlines and the first 3/4 of Fahrenheit. :P

chyrun
12th Apr 2009, 12:26 PM
Lucas was so hot even as a dead guy that I must have been the only one who was not bothered by necrophilia in the game. :D

ElPresidente
12th Apr 2009, 12:28 PM
Well I'm a bloke and considering I was playing the role of the Lucas I didn't mind either... I just wanted to shag Carla. ;)

Actually I have to tip my hat to Fahrenheit for being the first game in my mind to have a genuinely hot, non-exploitative and ultimately believable sex scene between Tyler and his lady.

Damnit... all this chat about the game has made me start installing it again just now. :P

chyrun
12th Apr 2009, 12:44 PM
I'm gonna install mine aswell. I miss it. :)

Eat_ToAst
12th Apr 2009, 12:52 PM
I thought that Ico was such an amazing game, with really good graphics and such. And then the ending...seemed...I don't know. Sort of .. weak. :(.

ElPresidente
12th Apr 2009, 01:23 PM
Really? Did you watch past the end credits?

I teared up during Ico's true final moments.

chyrun
12th Apr 2009, 02:53 PM
All of them are essentially the same, no matter what you do with the girl you end up with Carla and she's pregnant :S It just seems so unrealistic! At the start, Carla is so dedicated to catching him and hates him, then all of a sudden she's like "ooh no wait, I love you lets have sex in a grotty old train station whilst there are many tramps probably watching us"! Lucas is disgusting lmao he is so old at the end for some reason

To each their own I guess. He's dead, do you expect a living corpse to look shiny and young?

Eat_ToAst
12th Apr 2009, 04:09 PM
Really? Did you watch past the end credits?

I teared up during Ico's true final moments.

Oh yes, I did cry to. I just expected something ... I don't really know :lol:. Bigger I guess.

dreamincitrus
12th Apr 2009, 11:07 PM
Resident Evil 5's ending made me seethe. D:<

slipknot93
12th Apr 2009, 11:29 PM
I thought that the fallout 3 ending was good the only bad thing is it's just not a game that should have and ending

ElPresidente
13th Apr 2009, 01:43 AM
The next Fallout 3 DLC expansion is alleged to remove the inability to continue the game after the end.

And I thought the end of that was just Eugh.

*minor spoiler*

Having the Brotherhood of Steel lass show up at the end and have the dialogue sound like there was some form of kinship between the two of you was utter dross. You'd met twice before and only for a few minutes. She wouldn't give a crap about you and vice-versa. You're hardly long serving comrades.

nikki_colie
13th Apr 2009, 02:03 AM
Silent Hill: Homecoming.

spoiler kind of

I got the stupid alien one. I was so mad lol.

ElPresidente
13th Apr 2009, 07:27 AM
Silent Hill has kind of been bye-bye since The Room anyway.

KyleTheArtist
13th Apr 2009, 07:30 AM
I hated Land of The Daed: Road to Filllderz Green....it was lame and predictable.

Also TES3: Oblivion...I liked Martin D: He turned in to dragon statue. Aso what does MC gets? A monument in Bruma and you roam streets for moar quests...I like the game so that part didn't disapoint me much, but the fact...I SAVED THE FRICKING UNIVERSE!!!No moneh?! and all I get is the monument?....rriiiiiiiiight

slipknot93
13th Apr 2009, 12:33 PM
The next Fallout 3 DLC expansion is alleged to remove the inability to continue the game after the end.

And I thought the end of that was just Eugh.

*minor spoiler*

Having the Brotherhood of Steel lass show up at the end and have the dialogue sound like there was some form of kinship between the two of you was utter dross. You'd met twice before and only for a few minutes. She wouldn't give a crap about you and vice-versa. You're hardly long serving comrades.

*Spoilers*

OH yeah, I had Fawkes the super mutant with me at the time... the guy who is immune to radiation yet I still had to go and die

ElPresidente
13th Apr 2009, 10:55 PM
No but hair colour does fade without a living body to provide it nutrients.

kustirider2
13th Apr 2009, 11:00 PM
I hated Land of The Daed: Road to Filllderz Green....it was lame and predictable.

Also TES3: Oblivion...I liked Martin D: He turned in to dragon statue. Aso what does MC gets? A monument in Bruma and you roam streets for moar quests...I like the game so that part didn't disapoint me much, but the fact...I SAVED THE FRICKING UNIVERSE!!!No moneh?! and all I get is the monument?....rriiiiiiiiight

Don't forget the armour! That was pretty awesome!. The thing that bugged me about that ending was when the game would pick the stupidest clothes to put on the statue :lol: (I didn't understand that it picked the best item back then so I was all like WTF? lol)

declandabest_SC
13th Apr 2009, 11:38 PM
Silent Hill has kind of been bye-bye since The Room anyway.

yeah no kidding, and now there's rumors of a silent hill 1 remake from the same people who did origins *headdesk*

Thaissa
14th Apr 2009, 12:11 AM
I hated Land of The Daed: Road to Filllderz Green....it was lame and predictable.

Also TES3: Oblivion...I liked Martin D: He turned in to dragon statue. Aso what does MC gets? A monument in Bruma and you roam streets for moar quests...I like the game so that part didn't disapoint me much, but the fact...I SAVED THE FRICKING UNIVERSE!!!No moneh?! and all I get is the monument?....rriiiiiiiiight

well, and armor too. :P

Really though I wish there'd been a way to sacrifice yourself instead of Martin. THAT would haave been better. Sean Bean was awesome as Martin though.

chyrun
14th Apr 2009, 04:56 PM
Haha I didn't mean that! At the start of the game, his hair is fairly dark, but then he ends up with grey hair, do corpses age??

Trust me, I wasn't digging the grey hair either. :P

KyleTheArtist
15th Apr 2009, 07:59 AM
well, and armor too. :P

Really though I wish there'd been a way to sacrifice yourself instead of Martin. THAT would haave been better. Sean Bean was awesome as Martin though.


Oh yeah :D I liked Martin. I cried when he died... I was like nuuu...I also hated how that stupid machine just stayed there aster you destroyed it.

Don't forget the armour! That was pretty awesome!. The thing that bugged me about that ending was when the game would pick the stupidest clothes to put on the statue :lol: (I didn't understand that it picked the best item back then so I was all like WTF? lol)
If I remember right it was the Arena Master armor on the statue.

kustirider2
15th Apr 2009, 12:43 PM
If I remember right it was the Arena Master armor on the statue.

Not all the time, The game picked the thing that was of highest value in either magic, money, toughness ect.. and stuck that on the statue instead of whatever you wanted :lol:

slipknot93
15th Apr 2009, 01:43 PM
My statue is wearing the same things my character always wears plus fin gleam (a helmet that you find in some random place deep in the sea by anvil it lets you breathe under water seee in the dark and detect life)

maxon
15th Apr 2009, 03:33 PM
For great game story telling you really can't go past ... Vampire - The Masquerade: Bloodlines. :P

I loved this game but the last 1/3 of it, for me, was spoiled by it getting so fighty. All problems were resolved by fighting, whereas up to that point, there were varied and more interesting solutions. Apparently, the game developers really pushed the game writers to get it finished and it shows. I was bored by the end which is an enormous shame.

slipknot93
15th Apr 2009, 05:01 PM
Baldurs gate dark alliance 2.
Aparently three was cancelled =(

KyleTheArtist
15th Apr 2009, 08:14 PM
Not all the time, The game picked the thing that was of highest value in either magic, money, toughness ect.. and stuck that on the statue instead of whatever you wanted :lol:
The times I played my statue always had same armor >_>

Synthesis
16th Apr 2009, 04:15 PM
The ending of the most recent Resident Evil was...well, pretty lame (but then again, it's RE...what else is new?).

Horribly cheesy execution, even by the standards of the rest of the game.

madisonx
17th Apr 2009, 11:15 AM
I personally think most of the Pokemon endings are crap. I think the game goes on for too long when you're playing and then when it ends it feels too short ¬_¬ bah.

& Naruto Ultimate Ninja 2 [or 3] is quite bad for ending. I hate games that go into free style when you're done. It's so boring sometimes.

blueNY01
17th Apr 2009, 12:30 PM
I personally think most of the Pokemon endings are crap. I think the game goes on for too long when you're playing and then when it ends it feels too short ¬_¬ bah.

Pokémon is just "oh, you beat the Elite Four and the Champion! Here, have some credits!" -spoiler-
You get a small scene before the credits where you get registered in the Hall of Fame, then the credits. After the credits, I think you're sent back to the title screen. If you continue, you'll find yourself back in your hometown, to explore, finish your Pokédex, and barely anything else. Except in Diamond. Then you have those post-game things to do. -end spoiler-
I still love Pokémon, though. -hugging Charizard plush toys-

Fantasyrogue
17th Apr 2009, 12:55 PM
Neverwinter Nights 2 original campaign. The campaign itself was alright, not super fantastic but it's had it's moments and I had quite some fun with it. But that ending? That was awful.

soozelwoozel
17th Apr 2009, 01:19 PM
Pokémon is just "oh, you beat the Elite Four and the Champion! Here, have some credits!" -spoiler-
You get a small scene before the credits where you get registered in the Hall of Fame, then the credits. After the credits, I think you're sent back to the title screen. If you continue, you'll find yourself back in your hometown, to explore, finish your Pokédex, and barely anything else. Except in Diamond. Then you have those post-game things to do. -end spoiler-
I still love Pokémon, though. -hugging Charizard plush toys-

The worst is the ending on pokemon red/blue. i don't mean the elite four ending, I mean the 'prize' you get for collecting all the pokemon. Which I did, spending all day using rare candies and trading across with my brother, only to find that all you get is a crappy fake certificate in-game which basically says 'well done kiddo' Thanks a bunch. Not. Massive waste of time. Gah.

madisonx
17th Apr 2009, 01:22 PM
The worst is the ending on pokemon red/blue. i don't mean the elite four ending, I mean the 'prize' you get for collecting all the pokemon. Which I did, spending all day using rare candies and trading across with my brother, only to find that all you get is a crappy fake certificate in-game which basically says 'well done kiddo' Thanks a bunch. Not. Massive waste of time. Gah.

LMFAO. The way you worded that made me LOL :]
yeah. It is a bit crappy ;/ But I guess what else can you expect other than an in-game certificate?

davious
17th Apr 2009, 01:38 PM
This is a no brainer for me...Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords. The game was fantastic, perhaps better than the first KOTOR. The storyline was engaging, character development was nice...but, where KOTOR had two different, yet very satisfying endings depending on whether you were light side or dark side, KOTOR II gives you ONE ending, which feels rushed, like they were on a deadline, it was the day before, and hadn't even started the ending sequence yet, and it leaves you going "that's it? I played this game for this long, and that is all I get?" You feel cheated by it.

madisonx
17th Apr 2009, 01:45 PM
I must say, up to now, I'm enjoying Spyro 2, Gateway To Glimmer. I really thought when you defeat Crush it's the ending, because it was too good; but how wrong was I! I am impressed ^^; Is the ending crap, anyone know?

ElPresidente
18th Apr 2009, 11:03 PM
This is a no brainer for me...Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords. The game was fantastic, perhaps better than the first KOTOR. The storyline was engaging, character development was nice...but, where KOTOR had two different, yet very satisfying endings depending on whether you were light side or dark side, KOTOR II gives you ONE ending, which feels rushed, like they were on a deadline, it was the day before, and hadn't even started the ending sequence yet, and it leaves you going "that's it? I played this game for this long, and that is all I get?" You feel cheated by it.

This is pretty much on the money. A deadline was exactly what had happened. Obsidian had been pushed to get this game out the door sooner rather than later and as a result had to make the difficult decision to axe a significant part of the game's final acts.

A better, more complete (and branching) script had been written which, thanks to discovered sound files, has enabled the start-up of the Sith Lords Restoration Project (http://www.team-gizka.org/index.html).

It is still incomplete (planned release this year) but it restores the original ending plus key scenes deleted from the game. It should bring the final arc of the game up to the standard of the rest.

Here's the trailer video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLSbAFzxkb0) on Youtube. Just ignore the 2008 bit at the end. They are still in development.

soozelwoozel
19th Apr 2009, 02:13 PM
LMFAO. The way you worded that made me LOL :]
yeah. It is a bit crappy ;/ But I guess what else can you expect other than an in-game certificate?

Well, I was only about 8 or something at the time, so in my head I though the 'special' prize' would be Mew or something. Ah, the optimism of youth :D

madisonx
19th Apr 2009, 02:20 PM
Well, I was only about 8 or something at the time, so in my head I though the 'special' prize' would be Mew or something. Ah, the optimism of youth :D
Fair play. I never played Pokemon when I was 7/8 or younger. Going in the grass scared me LOL..

stariscool
19th Apr 2009, 04:02 PM
Gah, it may be old, and kinda cheesy, but Harry Potter & The Chamber of Secrets on PS2. You spend hours running around, sneaking about because of all the prefects (or whatever the nighttime guardy people are called) waiting to get you. The whole game was pretty much about sneaking all across the Hogwarts grounds, kinda suckish really. BUT, you get to the end, finish the last task, and then the game quits. I think it went to credits, or maybe just the home screen. Wtf!? I spent ages on that, and it wipes all data from it's memory since the last save (probably just before the last bit)! It sucks. And technically, it never ends, since you can't save. I thought you'd be able to save afterwards, and run round exploring to your heart's content, but oh no...

And madisonx, that's nothing! When first playing Pokemon yellow, I feared the big, scary thingy (Picatchu) stalking behind me!

madisonx
19th Apr 2009, 04:05 PM
I only ever played HP & The Chamber Of Secrets once and I didn't like it because it seemed extremely boring & kinda hard.

Haha, I remember once, I was sat on the staircase playing and I was like walking towards the grass, heart thudding, and found a ratata. I started crying ):
It didn't help that the talk of the town was about the mystery dogs and glitches in Pokemon. Finding Missingno still scares me now :|

stariscool
19th Apr 2009, 04:13 PM
Ooo I always feared catching the rare pokemon too. On the original games, Articuno, Moltres and, that other one... You only have that one shot (unless your clever and save beforehand. Sadly at that young age, you don't have such common sense haha) and if it goes wrong, boom, gone forever. Thank god for cheat devices eh =]

Requiem19
12th May 2009, 01:56 AM
I didn't much like the ending of Kingdom Hearts II. I thought the ending of the first one was a lot better. The end of the second one was just too...short I guess?

slipknot93
12th May 2009, 02:30 PM
Well, I was only about 8 or something at the time, so in my head I though the 'special' prize' would be Mew or something. Ah, the optimism of youth :D

that was a rumour around back then, I rememebr my brother got 150 but no mew heh

Cube
24th May 2009, 01:37 AM
Resident Evil 5's ending made me seethe. D:<

Cube is with you there. Cube was severely unimpressed with the ending, it was utterly ridiculous.

But worst video game ending ever? Fable II. After all that build-up and the severely difficult challenges just to reach the end, that's it? Seriously? Weaksauce! D:

Of course, being able to continue playing after the main story is complete is a lot of fun, particularly since many of the quests are still available if you haven't completed them, some new quests become available (i.e Castle Fairfax), and the Bounty Hunter, Slave Rescue, Assassination and Civilian Displacement quests are ongoing.

ElPresidente
24th May 2009, 02:17 PM
I don't understand people being disappointed in the Fable II ending. I never saw a stage where the story ever became significantly complex enough for me to expect an ending that was anything greater than the quality of the rest of the story.

I loved Fable II (one of my favourite 360 releases of last year) however the story was not the reason I enjoyed it so.

Thrior
18th Jun 2009, 07:00 AM
Drakan: Order of the Flame.
It was a total wtf moment for me. Very anticlimactic and making my efforts look totally useless. It didn't end the story AND they never continued it in the sequel which is just lame. While I do like it that it wasn't your typical happy ending, this is not the way to do it. Not at all.

SuicidiaParasidia
18th Jun 2009, 07:31 AM
ಠ_ಠ pretty much all of the sonic games after SA2Battle. just. augh.

*sniffles mournfully.*
oh, and. i cant see how anyone could stand to play tekken. at all.
ever.
*Dead Or Alive fan.*

willwrightfan
27th Jun 2009, 04:38 PM
My dad plays Hitman and I was watching him play once and he finally finished the game, and the priest gave Hitman a rosary, so hitman put the rosary on a board, and walked out into the sunset. It wasn't very interesting compared to the rest of the game.

Astrognash
16th Jul 2009, 04:05 PM
SimCity 2000. Your city blasts off into space for no apparent reason. It's like, WTF.

singing_Noel
16th Jul 2009, 04:14 PM
Hahahah, Arc The Lad: TOTS, oh my God I swear I nearly broke a rib laughing at the crappy ending for it. Which is sad 'cause it was actually a decent game. -_-

Requiem19: To be honest the game felt too short, because it was a totaly pointless game. KH 2 didn't compare to the first, at all. The ending was terrible, and it had nothing to do w/ Disney in any way, which sucks 'cause that's the whole point of the freakin' game. Now the third one will probably have squat to do with Disney, so they might as well call it something else...like Nomura's failed attempt to care about other talented creations aside his own...ya know, I kinda like that title. :D

Sorry, Nomura hater here. Amano 4evah!

Rikachu
21st Jul 2009, 12:47 AM
The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass. -_-

:!:SPOILER ALERT:!:
Doing all that to find out it was a dream? WTF? I was so mad after that.

:!:END SPOILER:!:

WannabeSith
21st Jul 2009, 12:58 AM
KOTOR II: The Sith Lords.

I had fun playing the game, still occasionally do, but for all the great character development in the game, the ending was feeble. I mean, the whole game was plot-intensive (c'mon, it's an RPG for crying out loud) but when you finish, you get little more than a very short cutscene in which you fly off in your spaceship.

GuardStud08
21st Jul 2009, 01:12 AM
Grand Theft Auto 4!!

*SPOILER WARNING*





Either way someone dies. If you kill the guy (Demetri I think is his name), Kate dies (your GF). If you take the deal, your cousin Roman dies. It is like no one in the game lives. It is very funny though. :)



* edited by ElPresidente to add the spoiler warning.

HarlequinnRomance
21st Jul 2009, 05:29 AM
I totally agree with Cube. Fable II had the worst ending I had ever seen in a game. After the main story,there's just little quests that weren't of much interest. Walking around looking so cool,and all you can do is save up money for a good house?

Odekai
3rd Aug 2009, 11:30 PM
Hmmm...off the top of my head, I would say that LoZ: Phantom Hourglass's ending sucked. It was just...too confusing. @__@ And the totally predictable plot (with a few exceptions) didn't help the ending at all. Though the game itself was very fun!

Prosthetics
11th Aug 2009, 04:02 AM
I cannot get over how bad the ending for True Crime: New York City was. I saw it coming from a mile away! I don't want to give anything away, just in case...but I mean, come on!

persongirl
31st Dec 2009, 08:28 PM
I'm rarely happy with the endings of movies, books, and video games. I like games that don't have endings.

Astrognash
1st Jan 2010, 04:54 AM
That would explain why you're on this site.

slipknot93
1st Jan 2010, 05:18 AM
Grand Theft Auto 4!!

*SPOILER WARNING*





Either way someone dies. If you kill the guy (Demetri I think is his name), Kate dies (your GF). If you take the deal, your cousin Roman dies. It is like no one in the game lives. It is very funny though. :)



* edited by ElPresidente to add the spoiler warning.

It's not a crappy ending, just because it's not perfectly happy doesn't make it bad

*SPOILERs*



Anyway, I picked revenge, so Kate died, and honestly I did not care about her at all, so glad Roman survived, would've been sad if I got the ending where he died

*SPOILERs*

Aya_Alexa
15th Jan 2010, 06:30 PM
Well there was this game where the main character died in the end. it was kind of a puzzle, RPG, psychological game. oh no actually she didn't die, she was already dead. she thought she lost her memories but the truth she was 37 years dead already, and the people she thought were the enemies were actually the real living thing.

ElPresidente
18th Jan 2010, 03:30 AM
If you ever think of the name of that game Aya I'd love to know what it is. I'm intrigued.

KOTOR II: The Sith Lords.

I had fun playing the game, still occasionally do, but for all the great character development in the game, the ending was feeble. I mean, the whole game was plot-intensive (c'mon, it's an RPG for crying out loud) but when you finish, you get little more than a very short cutscene in which you fly off in your spaceship.

Ahh yes, we all got stung with that one. The unfortunate reality of that situation though is that Obsidian (the developer) was not given enough time by Lucasarts to finish the game. A bunch of suits essentially decided development had gone on long enough and informed Obsidian they had to have it complete by day X. End result... and ending that had a significant amount of content cut from it to meet deadline.

Thankfully there is the Knights of the Old Republic 2 Restoration Project which is seeking to insert all the cut material back into the game to produce an ending that does justice to the exceptional Chris Avellone story. It has been some time since the last update to the site (April last year) but presumably it is still in development. Hopefully it won't be too long until this is made available.

Shoosh Malooka
26th Jan 2010, 02:30 PM
I didn't like the ending for The Witcher: Enhanced Edition. The following contains no spoilers:

Throughout the game Gerahlt is pushed past the safety of neutrality and forced to side with either a racist regime or abject terrorists. From each perspective, you can understand how suffering caused them to adapt to their current policies. I was so absolutely captivated by the sense of hatred and losing one's morality in the face of unmerciful opposition and cruel misfortune that I had geared myself up for the most dire conclusion where it revealed how low one would sink to even the score, no matter the cost.

And then chapter five happened, that had absolutely nothing to do with anything. And this marked the beginning of disaster. And the nail in the coffin: the conclusion that noone asked for, whose material ignored the engaging theme of loss and resentment, and instead threw us a far-fetched, hard to grasp, cosmic pun with the twist we had already deciphered in the first act because it was so obvious. In short, much of the game built itself upon a sound concept. And all of it was put aside to make room for a final note that seemed too vast to grasp, too foreign to fit, and too sudden to sink in.

itsnotozzyitsozzy
21st Dec 2010, 06:35 PM
Anything with a "to be continued" at the end of it really pisses me off or something that leaves you hanging like a "wtf..." moment.
I actually wish that Resident Evil 4 had an alternate ending if you beat it on pro or something along those lines.
Silent Hill games have like 5 endings each game so I don't have to worry about those...