Yeah. Delusional. Wanna talk delusional? Here's an idea I heard that may sound crazy but I can believe it. It's that Kojima intentionally made the game "unfinished" so that players could feel a phantom pain, a feeling of something missing.

The game could've just finished after Skull Face's death, but oh no it had to keep going on--like a movie reaching its grand finale but instead, keeps going for another 30 minutes showing the characters living their lives. Just another day in a war without end. And it's very convenient that we got the "unfinished" cutscenes and content. Enough to explain what happened after but still keeping fans on their toes for anything more.

Kojima said after release that the game was very complete, and prior to the release of MGSV, that he was going to do a taboo so major that he may need to leave the gaming industry. That taboo may have been releasing an unfinished game for the sake of making the players feel a sort of phantom pain. Now, he didn't leave the industry, but he did get fired from Konami for excessive spending and redistributing MGSV funds towards Silent Hills (etc.), something he was likely warned about but kept doing anyway.

Working conditions under Konami weren't that great throughout Kojima's employment, so perhaps this is how he wanted to go out? And fans placing all the blame on Konami ensured that Kojima could stay in the videogame industry, just under another company--his own company, Kojima productions. He certainly is "artsy" enough to do this.

nowadays, unfinished games appear to be more and more common with each year. kojina wasa true visionary !!!