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The Importance of an Ending | Semi-Ramblomatic (Patreon)

Published:
2023-12-21 17:05:55
Imported:
2023-12

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A new episode of Semi-Ramblomatic is out now!

Spoilers ahead for American Arcadia if you haven't played it yet.

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The Importance of an Ending | Semi-Ramblomatic

This week on Semi-Ramblomatic, Yahtzee discusses the importance of a good ending. Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/SecondWindGroup

Comments

William Alexander

Ooh that is a well-constructed and very resonant ending. Thanks for sharing!

Aaron Harris

We just finished playing american arcadia a couple weeks before your fully ramblomatic, and we just spent the entire video glad you got the same general feeling from that surprisingly linear (but well handled) ending. Giving us a choice at the end would have removed agency from our main character.

Gorbulus Maximus (edited)

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2023-12-24 02:20:17 Agreed! If it doesn't have an ending, it's not a story. And sticking the ending is the hardest part of any story. It's one of the main reasons why people skip writing endings if they don't absolutely have to do it. The ending is where all the checks you've been writing to the audience get cashed, which can be great if you've done a good job, and a good time to start running if you've somewhat *narratively oversold* the whole thing.
2023-12-24 02:20:17 Agreed! If it doesn't have an ending, it's not a story. And sticking the ending is the hardest part of any story. It's one of the main reasons why people skip writing endings if they don't absolutely have to do it. The ending is where all the checks you've been writing to the audience get cashed, which can be great if you've done a good job, and a good time to start running if you've somewhat *narratively oversold* the whole thing.
2023-12-24 02:20:17 Agreed! If it doesn't have an ending, it's not a story. And sticking the ending is the hardest part of any story. It's one of the main reasons why people skip writing endings if they don't absolutely have to do it. The ending is where all the checks you've been writing to the audience get cashed, which can be great if you've done a good job, and a good time to start running if you've somewhat *narratively oversold* the whole thing.
2023-12-24 02:20:17 Agreed! If it doesn't have an ending, it's not a story. And sticking the ending is the hardest part of any story. It's one of the main reasons why people skip writing endings if they don't absolutely have to do it. The ending is where all the checks you've been writing to the audience get cashed, which can be great if you've done a good job, and a good time to start running if you've somewhat *narratively oversold* the whole thing.
2023-12-24 02:20:17 Agreed! If it doesn't have an ending, it's not a story. And sticking the ending is the hardest part of any story. It's one of the main reasons why people skip writing endings if they don't absolutely have to do it. The ending is where all the checks you've been writing to the audience get cashed, which can be great if you've done a good job, and a good time to start running if you've somewhat *narratively oversold* the whole thing.
2023-12-24 01:54:53 Agreed! If it doesn't have an ending, it's not a story. And sticking the ending is the hardest part of any story. It's one of the main reasons why people skip writing endings if they don't absolutely have to do it. The ending is where all the checks you've been writing to the audience get cashed, which can be great if you've done a good job, and a good time to start running if you've somewhat *narratively oversold* the whole thing.

Agreed! If it doesn't have an ending, it's not a story. And sticking the ending is the hardest part of any story. It's one of the main reasons why people skip writing endings if they don't absolutely have to do it. The ending is where all the checks you've been writing to the audience get cashed, which can be great if you've done a good job, and a good time to start running if you've somewhat *narratively oversold* the whole thing.