I checked out after S4, tbh. Show was fairly entertaining up to midway-S3, at which point I suddenly found myself, to quote Yahtzee, more on board than a superglue enthusiast at a surfing competition; the second half of S3 was like cramming the end of Harry Potter Book 4 all the way through the beginning of Book 7 into a hypercondensed hour and a half of shit hitting the fan. Then S4 came along and, in keeping with the comparison, it felt like an entire season of Harry and Hermione farting around in the woods. They kicked the story into endgame all of the sudden, apparently thought it was a bad idea, and majorly hit the brakes, much to my disappointment.
I might get back into it at some point, though. It's definitely not like the show's a major time investment. And I'm sure it has the power to hook me again (major spoilers): even though Pyrrha's death was one of the most obviously foreshadowed events in the history of fiction, it still managed to break my heart, mostly through the buildup to it.
I can safely tell you that though it may have felt like endgame material, it wasnt. It was nowhere near that lol.