it's not the end of the story

The end of Evolve's story was marked by its inability to sustain a large and active player community. There were issues with the game's balance, which led to some players getting frustrated. Also, the business model might not have been as successful as hoped. So, the game gradually faded away, and now it's mostly remembered as a game that had an interesting idea but couldn't make it in the long run.

Illidan's end is rather tragic. He was ultimately slain. Despite his complex motives and his long struggle, in the end, his actions led to his downfall. He had his own vision for the future of the world and the races within it, but his methods and the forces arrayed against him proved too much.

Crota's End is a story full of dark and menacing elements. Crota, a powerful being, rules over a domain filled with his minions. The story often involves brave guardians attempting to take on Crota and his forces. It's a battle of good against the encroaching evil that Crota represents, with high - stakes and many challenges along the way.

At the end of Noah's story, the floodwaters recede. Noah and his family, along with all the animals on the ark, are able to disembark. God makes a covenant with Noah, promising never to destroy the earth again with a flood. He sets a rainbow in the sky as a sign of this covenant.

Yes, it did. Ash's story came to a conclusion.

Arya's story could end in a number of ways. Maybe she'll become a hero and be remembered for her deeds. Or perhaps she'll have to make a difficult choice that shapes her future. Who knows for sure?

You could wrap it up with a big climax that resolves the main conflicts and leaves a sense of closure for the characters and the readers.

In a way, it is. The Witcher 3 provides a satisfying ending to Geralt's adventures, but there's always potential for more stories set in the same universe.

Sure does. The ending of Kaneki's story is both poignant and conclusive. It ties up loose ends while still leaving an impact on the readers/viewers.

It's not definite. There's always a possibility for more developments in the future. Maybe it's a pause rather than a definite end.