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3/30/2016 1:35:31 PM
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Most people on the thread have said what the endings to these games are all about. It's left vague and open ended for you the gamer to insert your own conclusions to the story. Everyone's can be different based on your personal journey through the game. This comes from the choices you made and the lore you discovered. Souls borne games don't really focus on the end goal hence why you're always given such a vague objective to complete. FromSoftware want you to focus more on the world you're in to explore because that's where you will find the most interesting things.
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I can enjoy the journey, but if we consider the ending as a conclusion, it's disappointing for me.
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That's the beauty of the endings. They're not conclusions but rather another chapter in the ongoing story. Souls borne games focus heavily on cycles. We are but a cog in the machine that keeps on going beyond our own story. I think maybe you're missing the point of the endings. I think maybe you're looking for something finale or finite. An answer or a reason for everything you've done up to the end. If you are then you won't find that due to the unorthodox story telling used.
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I'm starting to understand, and also it's a journey of a being but not an individual, that's what seeing more clearly now. It's not my character's journey like a hero, but a cycle, we're just another one.
