Bioware definitely over hyped the ending and with the language they were using it was hard not to see endings A,B,C after they explicitly said that's not what they were going to do. The DLC helped, but adding star kid character at last minute with little explanation really throws off the finale.

Personally I would have liked to see a bit of the strategy elements from ME2 where you could select certain characters to lead certain groups on earth for the last battle and have those choices impact your own on the ground experience. It's not too much to ask because that's exactly what they did before.

But apart from the last 15 minutes and perhaps a handful of other subplots/ characters they did do a great job threading together so many plot angles into the final story. So enjoyable even if it fell flat on the most overhyped part of the game.

It seems rather clear to me Obi Wan is impreson Anakin the importance of not being careless and losing such an important tool, especially when he might need it to save his own life. Drawing on Obi Wan's own experience fighting Maul in TPM only reinforces this point to him. Getting butthurt over criticism seems like a rather egotistical response to simple common sense wisdom from a master. It's befitting of Anakin's temperament that his first attitude is to scoff at this remark.

Obi Wan might have had other failings as a Master but I don't see this as one of them. He's just doing his job.

Lol. The Last Jedi was itself a major pivot from The Force Awakens and that's what doomed Rise of Skywalker with endless plot threads to tie up. "Toxic fandom"... just more media gaslighting for exposing nonsense story direction.

Tatooine Ghost was a legends novel that dove deep into Leia's psychological state following the revelation that Darth Vader was her true father. In that novel, she clearly blames Darth Vader for a lot and doesn't give him a simple for it. It's in fact the source of much grief for her.

Darth Bane stories did a much better job highlighting the effects of trauma and desperation in motivating a Sith's quest for power... and it didn't need to gaslight the lights side and Jedi to achieve this.

The KOTOR story takes place before the rise of Darth Bane, the novels explain rather well why the Sith experienced the "revolution" it did between the old republic era and after the Bane Trilogy.