I still think it’s a great game and I respect that most people seem to appreciate the ending.

I think if I could just sum up my criticism; I know that the story is about grief. I don’t think they did a good enough job resolving the questions of agency inside the canvas that they set up through getting to know our party, the gestrals, the sentient white nevrons, etc. The ending prioritized having an intersting meta-narrative conclusion, as opposed to delivering on the themes of the expeditions (you’re literally walking over a bridge of expeditioners bodies at one point). In doing so, they undercut the importance of developing a relationship with our party and the world that we just spent 60 hours in. But I’ll get over it.

Why is in everybody in media a zionist. What a clown show.

That would make sense and fits with my view that the family is really not great. Clea was never shown to be anything other than vindictive and mean spirited, Renoir doesn’t care about life inside the canvas, Aline does but only because she’s using it as a tool grieve for her son. Verso is on team Renoir. Maelle is the only one that sees things clearly because she’s the only one who has empathy for the regular people.