We Need More Endings 

Great video as always! Love the tone of it, I feel like small insights into your personal life and experience make me enjoy all your other videos more as I have some more connection to the creator behind them (even though I dislike sitcoms a lot and believe that How I met your mother is... not good. :'D) Thanks for such a warm emotional video and I wish you lots of luck on you way!

That's what we need more in our media, closure doesn't always come in real life, so we need that in media sometimes.

I'm truly impressed that you made this, slice of life but trust me it still applies to games and stuff, premise for a video work so well.

This is something I definitely appreciate games like the Witcher, Detroit become human, and Fromsoft games for including. It would be nice if more video games did this, and it would be amazing if movies would also do this.

While I certainly can see your point here, I think its also very important to let shows come to their natural conclusion as well, whenever that may be. Some of my favorite shows have been forcibly cancelled by the networks/streaming services that they aired on, despite the creators themselves wanting to tell more stories with those shows. While it may be true that these shows (such as The Owl House, Tuca and Bertie, Paranormal Park, etc.) may have had terrible seasons if they HAD been green lit for additional seasons through reversing their cancellations, as you try to claim in this video. I would also like posit that they may have been really good, enjoyable additional seasons. Its really weird, because while everything you say is accurate and true here (Lord knows I’m not going to start claiming Hollywood/video game companies AREN’T running franchises into the ground out of greed at this point). I also think that there are many shows whose endings not only have come much too prematurely, but would have been able to be much BETTER shows if they had been able to end on their own terms. While some creators likely certainly would just keep making the shows, cartoons, video game series, etc. that they created forever if they could get away with that. I also think their are just as many creators that really WANTED to give a great ending to their series/shows, but were unable to do so because they got screwed over by the networks that they aired/were hosted on. (ALF is a really great example of that too!) I think that you double down too much on the negatives that can come from shows, video games, movie franchises, not knowing when to call it quits. While not really talking about how much GOOD can also come out those media staying the course, and still being able to create good art while not dying out completely. The same is true for the real life equivalents for these things as well. A lot of bad stuff can also come out of change, while certainly a lot of good has come FROM knowing when to settle down or to not call it quits on something. I know that big life decisions are very difficult to make, but rarely do they ever go only just one way. Sure, you could have definitely regretted not moving to help your career, but maybe there would have been better opportunities that you couldn’t have known about that would have come your way if you would have stayed. There doesn’t have to be (and often isn’t) a hardline ‘correct’ decision to make in cases that are as variable and undeterminable as many major life decisions actually are. That doesn’t mean that you should NEVER end anything your life to be clear, but it also doesn’t mean that staying the course and allowing things to continue as they are absolutely HAS to be the ‘bad’ option/decision to make either. Who’s to say that you DO start getting frustrated at your career path and project that onto your own living situation either, you know? Maybe the answers to those questions would have turned out to actually be better than you think that they would have been.

Awesome job as always. I think the personal touch added a lot to this one. You're gonna crush it in your new city, man! When it comes to games, I think the perpetual open door and propensity for remakes is mostly driven by just how expensive modern triple-A game development is, which naturally drives companies back to the same proven wells again and again. There could also be some recognition (consciously or unconsciously) that a lot of people aren't as engaged with games these days as they used to be for a variety of reasons. Remaking games or putting out new entries in series when players had a deeper connection with the original could seem like money in the bank. Another reason for a lack of solid ending in a lot of games is that once developers/publishers started being able to track how far players were getting in their games (via achievements/trophies, or other forms of data gathering), they realized most players don't finish games. Some of them actually publicly stated that they won't invest as much money in the latter parts of a game because fewer people will actually experience it. This was always bizarre to me, as game's reputation and legacy are usually defined by their most ardent fans, who will almost certainly finish the game. Frontloading a game might get more people to experience the best a game has to offer, but it will inevitably harm a game's reputation in the long run, imo. Keep up the good work man! 👍

That ending was stunning mate

Lovely video

I love when ppl do personal videos! And this was great.

Until the next one

Great video as always. I hope you enjoy your new move and good luck! P.S - I get the FF7 joke but most of what you showed was the same and I don’t want to spoil anything to you if you do eventually play it but it’s called FF7 Remake and the sequel is called Rebirth for a reason lol P.P.S - Uncharted had a movie 😭

Great video, and I very much agree with your points.

Still triggered by the Modern Family jab, but solid video as always. I’m amazed that you haven’t blown up on this site yet.

I feel like ur roommates GF deserves more respect on her name. Painful watch as usual :(

FF7 RE/MAX AGENT 😂👌 Also, agreed. I don't watch superhero movies because why would I? Nothing is at any stake whatsoever.

Yeah but uncharted had another game after 4 so it doesnt count