You reached 100/100 during Odette’s Meeting Point, but instead of getting the ending you expected, you still received a bad ending.
So what went wrong?
The important thing to understand is that Odette’s ending is not determined only by the final numbers you see on the screen.
Reaching 100/100 does not automatically guarantee the true ending.
Your choices and the activities you select during the Meeting Point can also affect which outcome you receive.
So if you reached 100/100 and still got a bad ending, your game is not necessarily bugged.
Does 100/100 Guarantee Odette’s True Ending?
No.
This is the main reason the Meeting Point can be confusing.
Seeing both values reach 100 can make it seem like you have completed everything perfectly and should automatically receive the best possible outcome.
But Odette’s Meeting Point is not simply a system where:
higher numbers = better ending
The route you take while building those values also matters.
That means two players can finish with similar-looking values and still receive different endings.
Why Can You Get a Bad Ending at 100/100?
Because the game considers more than the final displayed values.
During Odette’s Meeting Point, you make decisions about how she spends her time and which activities she completes.
Those choices contribute to the route you are creating.
If your activity pattern leads toward a particular ending, simply maximizing the visible values does not necessarily override that route at the end.
This is why a player can see:
100/100
and reasonably expect a successful ending, only to receive something completely different.
The numbers matter, but they are not the entire ending system.
Is the 100/100 Bad Ending a Bug?
Not necessarily.
If you reached 100/100 and received an unexpected ending, your first assumption may be that the Meeting Point is bugged.
But an unexpected ending by itself does not prove that something went wrong with the game.
Before assuming it is a bug, look at:
- Which activities you selected
- Whether you repeatedly chose the same types of activities
- Which route those choices may have created
- Whether you were targeting a specific ending
- Whether you changed your approach between attempts
If you replay the Meeting Point using essentially the same choices, you may continue receiving the same outcome even if you maximize the displayed values again.
Do the Activities You Choose Matter?
Yes.
This is the part that can easily be overlooked if you are concentrating on the visible meters.
Odette’s Meeting Point involves more than simply filling those values.
Your activity choices can influence the outcome.
So rather than asking only:
“How do I get both values to 100?”
you should also ask:
“Which activities am I choosing to reach those values?”
That distinction is especially important when trying to target a specific ending.
Why Doesn’t Maximizing Every Stat Give the Best Ending?
Because Odette’s Meeting Point is built around different possible outcomes rather than one simple success meter.
A value reaching its maximum tells you that you successfully raised that particular value.
It does not necessarily tell you which ending route you created along the way.
Think of the final values and your activity choices as different pieces of information.
The final numbers show how far those values progressed.
Your choices help determine how you got there.
That route can matter when the game determines the outcome.
What Should You Do If You Got the Wrong Ending?
If you reached 100/100 but received the wrong ending, do not simply repeat the exact same strategy.
On your next attempt:
- Change the activities you select.
- Pay attention to the types of choices you are making.
- Avoid blindly maximizing the meters using the same route.
- Decide which ending you are actually trying to obtain.
- Adjust your activity pattern toward that outcome.
The important part is to change the route, not merely repeat the same route and hope the final result changes.
What If You Keep Getting the Same Bad Ending?
If you repeatedly receive the same ending, compare your attempts.
Are you selecting essentially the same activities each time?
Are you prioritizing the same choices because they give the largest visible increases?
Are you reaching 100/100 using almost the same route?
If so, that may explain why your ending is not changing.
Try deliberately changing your activity choices instead of treating the Meeting Point as a meter-maximization puzzle.
A different ending may require a meaningfully different route.
Do Dialogue Choices Matter Too?
Not every dialogue option should be assumed to carry the same weight.
Some decisions are more important to progression and ending conditions than ordinary conversational choices.
This is why it is useful to distinguish between:
dialogue that changes how a conversation sounds
and
decisions or activities that contribute to the Meeting Point route.
You do not need to panic over every line of dialogue.
Instead, pay particular attention to choices that affect what Odette does during the Meeting Point.
Can You Fix a Bad Ending Without Starting Over?
Once that particular run has reached its ending, you cannot simply turn the result into another ending by changing the final number.
Instead, you need another attempt and a different route.
The good news is that receiving a bad ending does not permanently lock you into it.
Odette’s Meeting Point is replayable specifically because there are different outcomes to discover.
So a bad first attempt does not ruin your progress.
Can You Still Get Dawn After a Bad Ending?
Yes.
Receiving a bad ending does not permanently prevent you from unlocking Dawn, Odette’s true ending.
You can replay the Meeting Point and pursue a different route.
If Dawn is your goal, the important change is not simply reaching 100/100 again.
You need to make sure the decisions and activities during the run lead toward the true-ending outcome.
For the dedicated route explanation, see How to Get Odette’s True Ending “Dawn” in Genshin Impact.
Should You Try to Reach 100/100 Again?
You can, but do not make that your only objective.
If your previous attempt already reached 100/100 and failed to produce the ending you wanted, repeating the exact same method is unlikely to solve the underlying problem.
Instead:
keep the desired ending in mind first, then choose your activities accordingly.
The values still matter, but they should not be treated as the only thing the Meeting Point tracks.
Does a Bad Ending Mean You Made a Mistake?
Not necessarily.
Odette’s Meeting Point contains multiple outcomes, so receiving one of them is part of exploring the system.
You may also encounter an ending simply because you played naturally without knowing how the route conditions worked.
That does not mean you damaged your account or permanently chose the wrong path.
You can use what happened in that run to change your decisions during the next one.
Do Odette’s Choices Actually Change the Ending?
Yes, the choices and activities involved in Odette’s Meeting Point can contribute to different outcomes.
This is exactly why looking only at the final values can be misleading.
If every ending were determined purely by reaching a particular number, two 100/100 runs would always have to produce the same result.
The existence of different routes means the path through the Meeting Point matters.
For an overview of how Odette’s choices and outcomes work, see Do Odette Meeting Point Choices Matter in Genshin Impact? All Outcomes Explained.
What About Incentive Mode?
If you are replaying Odette’s Meeting Point, you may also encounter Incentive Mode.
This can make later attempts confusing because it introduces another mechanic while you are already trying to understand why your previous ending happened.
Do not treat Incentive Mode as proof that your previous run was incorrect or bugged.
It is part of the system surrounding subsequent attempts and should be considered separately from the basic question of why 100/100 did not guarantee the ending you expected.
How Can You Avoid Getting the Wrong Ending Again?
Before your next run, decide what you are actually trying to accomplish.
If you want a specific ending:
- Identify that ending before starting.
- Do not choose activities solely because they increase a visible value the most.
- Pay attention to your activity pattern.
- Change the choices that led to your previous outcome.
- Do not assume 100/100 automatically overrides your decisions.
- If targeting Dawn, follow the conditions for the true-ending route.
Most importantly, do not repeat the same strategy just because it successfully filled both meters.
The meters and the ending are related, but they are not interchangeable.
Why Does Odette’s Ending System Work This Way?
The Meeting Point is designed around different possible outcomes.
If the system only checked whether you reached 100/100, there would be little reason for different activity routes to matter.
Instead, your run represents a sequence of decisions.
That is why the final result can depend on more than simply maximizing visible values.
It also explains why replaying the Meeting Point with different choices can produce different outcomes.
Quick Troubleshooting Checklist
If you got a bad Odette ending despite reaching 100/100, check:
- Did you assume 100/100 automatically guaranteed Dawn?
- Did you choose activities only for their visible stat gains?
- Did you repeat the same activity pattern?
- Are you trying to obtain a specific ending?
- Did you change your choices between attempts?
- Are you confusing high final values with ending requirements?
- Have you tried a genuinely different route?
If you answer yes to several of these, the unexpected ending probably has more to do with your route than with the final 100/100 values.
So, Why Did You Get a Bad Ending Even With 100/100?
Because 100/100 alone does not determine Odette’s ending.
The final displayed values are only part of the Meeting Point system.
Your choices and activity route also matter.
So if you reached 100/100 and still received a bad ending:
do not immediately assume the quest is bugged.
Instead, replay the Meeting Point and change the activities and decisions you make during the run.
And if your goal is specifically Dawn, focus on meeting the conditions for that route rather than simply maximizing the visible values again.
