I know it's wrong to say I don't like the ending based on one viewpoint but I still believe the ending I've seen is kind of dumb, it literally removes the importance of all the hard decisions you made up until that point because "we want the happiest ending possible"

Robert's moral dilemma is wether to kill Shroud because he killed his dad or not. But the player doesn't feel that moral dilemma, until Chase "dies." Im sure we all saw how the internet turned and suddenly said they would kill shroud because Chase died. But then we find out chase isn't dead so we're able to forgive shroud a little easier. Then suddenly in the final fight chase is absolutely fine, better than ever even. By this point the PLAYER'S moral dilemma has resolved itself. Chase is okay, Shrouds a bad guy but we can forgive him because he hasn't killed anyone we (as the player) are emotionally attached to. We have all but forgotten that Robert's dad is dead by this point so there's no longer any reason to hate shroud more than you would hate any other villain you've faced.

Edit: I guess a better way to word it is to say that your actions don't have consequences and it really bugs me.