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>>3102074
>I guess the point was that, even though he loved humanity more than his own life, none of them ever truly accepted him, he was forced to kill countless amounts of innocent people in order to protect the majority, and after everything, the people he saved turned against him in the end. But let's be honest, all Shirou has to do is flip on the TV and say, "hey don't feel so bad Archer, look Humanity has been a major world power for thousands of years and is among the most civilized and advanced species in the world." Ultimately, people were saved, so his overall goal met with marvelous success.
Nasu is expecting the reader to suspend disbelief in that regard, but I couldn't really make the jump either OP.

True end

Isn't it cold Saber?