Writers nowadays and weird endings

I don't know if it's just me and my choice of media but the more recent media I read or consume, most of the writers don't know how to end a good story. I don't think I have read a satisfying ending in a long time, and satisfying ≠ happy endings. Sad endings can be some of the greatest endings in media but it's just a wrong ending that stings. Like you wrote 261 chapters of this thing and you made the mc end with the worst choice type shit. And that is just an example. A story which doesn't end proper always leaves a sour taste in your mouth, like eating heavy food on a summer day and then having no water. It's weird. We have so many great writers in different scenes of media whether it be movies, animations, books, manga, manhwa and none of them know how to end a good story proper.

Oh ffs Tldr: Beta gooner writers end sigma story badly and in a rushed way

I agree (didn't read a word)

The Second Coming of Gluttony :)
I don't know if light novels are your cup of tea, but it is one of my favorite stories from the many I've read. In terms of physical books, I was happy with Bravelands and Eragon

pressure and money have a lot to do with it, not everyone will be happy with a conclusion regardless they just try to find middle ground rather than taking risks. (Or jus take to big of one and kill show completely)

It happens a lot honestly but its way worse when the fans of the so called media furnish an entirely new ending that is way worse than what the author envisioned originally

what're you 35yro? what you doin here on vlr?

I think social media has skewered our perception of endings a bit. Or at least this is my experience.

For very popular series, it's common that the ending is discussed before you even get to experience it. Leading a reader with a confirmation bias of such.

It's also easier to spread the word of an ending being bad, as humans like gossip and negativity by nature. Especially when surface level criticisms like "it was bad" or "it was good" will come way earlier than the deeper analyses that aim to pick apart the author's intentions. So the result is a minority of niche fanatics of the series left to combat (if they even want to bother) the mob of people influenced by a video they saw.

im not reading allat bro