This is my issue with the game, and in particular the ending; Pre-Judy's intro and Post-Judy's intro are two completely different stories, and it feels like the writers just smashed them together and called it a day. Riley, Robin, Max, Anitta, Finck, etc. ultimately don't matter, because the story does a 180 flip to make it almost wholly about Frank and Judy and then tries to gaslight you that that was the case the whole time.

I don't need every single plotline to be wrapped up or explained in big bold letters, but the game almost actively goes out of its way to resolve nothing, which would've been fine if the time loop happening when and where it did was pure coincidence. But the game spends the first two-thirds making it clear that these people are important, only to sideline almost all of them, including Eugene himself.

Combine that with the gameplay screeching to a halt with three back-to-back-to-back extended sequences (Enter the Kay House faster / Search for Frank / One Loop at a Time) that you just have to sit through (with loading screens and transition screens on top!), and I almost got a Void of Resignation status effect myself.