>The guy who worked with a company that was cartoonishly evil from the start to the point of making bets on whether their employees will live or die tries morally grandstanding his partner about the franchise they made together, 90% of which were stolen from some dude who's a better inventor than them in every way, not even because of all the various crimes he committed over the decades like intoxicating and murdering children, but because HIS child happened to be killed by him.
You know it's amazing how much they can ruin the ending to PS, the one universally agreed upon good part of it, with one game.
I woulda just taken William coming back over this.

Man this REALLY does make PS's ending stupid now, huh?
>The guy who worked with a company that was cartoonishly evil from the start to the point of making bets on whether their employees will live or die tries morally grandstanding his partner about the franchise they made together, 90% of which were stolen from some dude who's a better inventor than them in every way, not even because of all the various crimes he committed over the decades like intoxicating and murdering children, but because HIS child happened to be killed by him.
This makes Afton surviving the fire look somehow acceptable in comparison.