>>717588882
You missed my original point, which is that Sifu should have no regrets upon killing his wrongdoers because they destroyed his life, and the game shows no reason for him to even feel regret, which is what makes the revenge ending poor writing.
There is nothing wrong with Sifu going on to a killing spree to those who destroyed his life. His entire childhood was robbed, and everyone he knew, from his father, to his teachers, were all killed infront of him while he was helpless & powerless to do anything, this fuels a natural quest for revenge because he wants those who destroyed his life dead. I dont see anything wrong with this. Are you really telling me that if someone rolled over to your house, shot up your entire family while they were sleeping, and shot you too, but you end up surviving, and after all that you would still try to apply your philosophy to them?
The wude ending is in a way, 'objectively' better yes, but in my opinion it is flawed to treat one ending as "above" or "better" than the other. First of all the 5 did not 'internalize their consequences' it was only after Sifu whooped their asses, and it wasnt during the fight, or before it, it was After the fight, and after he nearly kills them too. If Sifu actually died fighting, they would never 'internalize their consequences'
Second of all, Sifu actually managing to humble them, is a force of nature move, not only would you need to completely dismantle your enemy, who is a lot more older, skilled, experienced and maybe stronger than you, but then you would need to hold yourself back through the adrenaline to not kill them, and then, after winning, you would stare at the eyes of those who destroyed your life, AND you would need actual charisma intelligence knowledge and skill to actually help them help you, we are talking literal maniacs like Fajar btw. This of course is a video game story so we can ignore it not being possible, but the wude ending is genuinely impressive if pulled off.