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⌈ Secret Post #6111 ⌋

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[The Division]

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Maybe it's just me, but it seems like writers for anime/Japanese video games have a hard time resolving stories. Either it's the ol' "cut off the story here and imply something happened, regardless of unresolved emotional energy or anything else!" or "Hey, you know what would be a great idea? DRAG THIS SHIT ON FOREVER! ETERNAL SEQUEL TIME."

While I'm tired of smug people acting like the former is automatically the best thing in the world and you're an unenlightened twit if you don't see it (fuck that! I ain't proud and I will have my resolution, even if I have to write it myself!), I've had to peace out of my share of stories that never knew when to quit.

(No, I have no delusions about what I'm owed by the writers. It's their right to end things how they want. I just wish there were a happy medium somewhere.)

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