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Message: [QUOTE="plaindillo, post: 560605, member: 7098"] The concept of multiple endings in a video games usually go in one simple direction. There is a bad ending where the story ends maybe not as favorably as one would hope, as well as a good ending that ends the most favorably of the two, or anything in between. [B]However, have you ever played a game where you actually liked the [I]bad ending[/I] more than the good ending? [/B] There could be multiple reasons for this, such as the good ending being written worse overall than the bad ending, leading you to enjoy the story of the worse outcome better. There are also games that toy with the very idea of a Good/Bad ending, and mix these concepts together to blur the lines between them. Get creative with your answer if needed, its a personal preference thing anyways. Spoiling the ending itself or expressing your in-depth thoughts is allowed as long as you put it in a spoiler, but simply saying the game's name or using non-specific details are fine. My answer is [SPOILER="Mega Man X5,"] as I think that the good route overall tells the story pretty haphazardly by the end, and it feels like it doesn't really make sense. I think that on a thematic level, the bad route ultimately conveys the story in a more believable and compelling way. It's unfortunate that it isn't the canon ending of the two. [/SPOILER] [/QUOTE]

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