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I don't even blame Morj.

He just explained how a well written ending should look like all the time.

Not his fault that he put too much faith in Oda and overestimated him that much.
So... a well written ending is Luffy losing twice during the raid and every villain being defeated and every scabbard getting their moment and then Luffy awakening his greatest chosen one Joyboy power up and defeating Kaidou while revealing his true dream and then the whole alliance celebrating and a volcano erupting while the narration box proclaims Luffy the victor and Momo revealing himself as the next Shogun and giving a rousing speech and then Kaidou getting back up awakened while Luffy is literally asleep and Wano going for 2 more years so that we can explore some seemingly hanging plot threads.... really? That's what good writing is?

The thing about Morj is that his fans think he is some kind of writing guru when actually he is a gambler trapped in the sunk cost fallacy.
 
Seriously what feats does Sanji have that even come close to Yamato? Defeating a second tier Yonko commander somehow tops solo'ing the strongest pirate in the entire world for 10 minutes? Are you high?
Zoro and Sanji will always be the strongests members of the crew, no matter what. So now that Yamato joined, is not a debate anymore.
 
So... a well written ending is Luffy losing twice during the raid and every villain being defeated and every scabbard getting their moment and then Luffy awakening his greatest chosen one Joyboy power up and defeating Kaidou while revealing his true dream and then the whole alliance celebrating and a volcano erupting and Momo revealing himself as the next Shogun and giving a rousing speech and then Kaidou getting back up awakened while Luffy is asleep and Wano going for 2 more years so that we can explore some seemingly hanging plot threads.... really?

The thing about Morj is that his fans think he is some kind of writing guru when actually he is a gambler trapped in the sunk cost fallacy.
Did we know all that when he and many others stated that the raid will probably fail due to storywriting issues if it didn't?

No.

Now Oda has ruined the arc on his own.

But congrats, you can celebrate the fact that "Morj and those idiots were wrong" when in fact they all had a better idea how a well written plot looks like than Oda - and I'm dead serious about that.
 
I still have no idea if Oda wants to bother with an Act 4 but we did have Act 1 curtains closing on us before we went around the world before Act 2
Imo, it has to happen. Act breaks seem to occur with timeskips and changes in arc events. So an Act 4 should definitely be around and contain:

- Road Poneglyph stuff
- Lore (Zoro/Lineage/Ryuma stuff, Other things)
- Big Party
- What many characters intend to do

Hell, there may be an Act 5 (swift conclusion) that's like 3-4 chapters. Of the crew leaving Wano and closing threads.
 
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