Oh well, another will come along soon, and he will also have all his edicts ignored by most Catholics, if he continues the conservative line. Those who follow the official line will continue to suffer multiple pregnancies or enforced celibacy, and go to churches run by aging priests who can't get a young replacement, 'cos the young won't go into the priesthood.
BUT - if a modern-minded one is elected, and he manages to change a few things, like letting priests marry, and saying all contraception is OK, and letting women take a bigger part in the mass - well who knows, he might improve things for believers.
I left it all behind a long time ago, but it is interesting to watch from the sidelines.
I predict another conservative pope though. This pope and the last, both conservatives in their own ways, have had chance to stack the college of cardinals with their own kind.