If you do your homework Caesar and how he came to be who he is, and then you ask Joshua Graham about his opinions and what he aims to do, doesn't it seem as though Graham is following almost EXACTLY in Caesar's footsteps? There's a lot of parallels between the two.
So ok. Then you decide that it's a bad idea to support Graham's plan at all so you evacuate Zion so history doesn't repeat himself....and you don't even get an ending slide for Graham?
That bothers the crap out of me. It's really frustrating that there seems to be these slight hints that Graham could follow in Caesar's footsteps, but if you acknowledge this and pick your ending accordingly, you don't even get a slide telling you what became of Graham. Ok, you convince Graham to be merciful and then you get a slide congratulating you on doing so, fine, but what about those of us that picked up on the fact that Graham was dangerous to begin with? We saved even MORE people from the wrath of Graham and we don't get jack? I'm sure the evacuation ending would be a lot more appealing to people if we simply got a slide for Graham telling us what effects our choice had on him, and it feels really awkward that the star of the DLC isn't even addressed in one of the two endings.
