God of War Ragnarok - Part 5
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- We meet Angrboda, a brand new character and another giant in God of War Ragnarok
God of War 2018: • God Of War
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God of War Ragnarök is an action-adventure video game developed by Santa Monica Studio and the sequel to 2018's God of War. Based on Norse mythology, the game will be set in ancient Scandinavia and feature series protagonist Kratos and his teenage son Atreus. - Hry
I imagine Jack saying "OK so this is where we are going to end this episode" then swapping his shirt or jacket, putting a cap on and acting like it's a new day recording the next episode
Yes, he would do that
He's done that before in a longer play through.
P sure he mentions that he literally just changed his shirt for the video, can't remember what it's from, though.
jack speedruns and gets to the end of the game instantly and he's drip feeding us daily episodes
Yeah, I think it's pretty standard to do one long play-through and punctuate it outro/intros so they can be divided up during editing. I guess he would take genuine breaks to re-energize and what not
thatd be funny XD
Atreus having late night flashbacks to cringe shit he did as a kid is the most relatable thing in this game.
* cue cringe induced anxiety attack that is so bad it takes him to another realm*
I love how "cringe shit" in gow translates to killing someone
@@pandaplays2475 more of just the way he killed.
@@theodorearagon yeah he became a little shit when he found out he was part god.
@@alexandermcadams3845
Yeah or it's because he was drunk. He got a drink with his father right before that, remember? So he might literally be drunk on power.
Edit : Before everyone is going to comment about giving Atreus an excuse for being shit, I am NOT giving him an excuse. I always thought Atreus was drunk because he took a sip and it made him show his dark side that he keeps. It's like the thoughts you have but you never spoke about it to them and you kept them to yourself.
So I am NOT excusing anyone so stop using this as a momentum to bash me in for your pettiness and upset feelings.
Atreus: *heartfelt thank you*
Kratos: "Hold on, Boy; I must write about this giant flying jellyfish in my journal"
🤣🤣
Atreus is the one writing the journal entries. He talks about it all the time; even in the previous episode with Angrboda when he tells her he's something of an artist too and he keeps a journal of their travels. Unless I've missed something and they're both keeping a journal, but im pretty sure that's not the case. But the thought of Kratos keeping a journal and drawing in it is hilarious 😂
Edit: I was wrong. Kratos is writing in a journal as well. He writes about Atreus at some points. Unless Atreus is writing in third person from the point of view of Kratos, but I really doubt that 😂. So yeah, I was wrong, but I wanted to say that instead of deleting my comment.
@@Jeffrey_Tyler This game's codex has entries from Kratos and Atreus, some even translated by Mimir I heard. But yeah some entries are written from Kratos' POV like later Freya entries and I believe this is one of them lol
I shall call it Noname
And draw a picture of it
"You can change details, but not where you end up" -Angrboda, speaking of fate and prophecy, to Atreus, who's father beat the concept of Past, Present and Future to death
He also beat the concept of death to death
@@greenglassblock1324 ...Twice (Tartarus and Hades)
@@OGrupxe technically Hades is just god of the underworld and Tartarus is the god of death
Actually the God of Death is Thanatos who he kills in The Ghost of Sparta psp game after Thanatos kills his brother. (Thanatos is not to be confused with Thanos from Marvel)
@@garitinos3056 oh right I mixed up the names. Tartarus is the abyss of the underworld. My bad!
Seeing Sindri touching Atreus on the shoulder to provide comfort despite his phobia was so touching.
no pun intended
Seeing him in a hurry to wash his hand right after was funny
@@jbhamm02 lmao
It was very much touching.
I thought kinda weird he held his bow, forgot this lol.
Between offering tyr a spear and angrboda a flower my man Atreus is 0-2
ikr
L rizz
Got absolutely no play
Kratos: What’s the matter Atreus? No women?
No bitches, boy?
Angrboda "yOu CaN't ChAnGe FaTe!"
Kratos literally killed the personifications of fate, Atreus should've dropped that tidbit
Exactly what I thought but I wonder if Atreus even knows?
@@douchemccracken449 Kratos has told Atreus that he killed his father, but not too much of his other kills.
Pretty sure he tells a story about a blacksmith dying to protect his daughter. He's obviously talking about Hephaestus and Pandora, but he doesn't make it known he killed Hephy and Pandora fulfilled her purpose.
@@_V.Va_ Damn, It’s been so long I totally forgot 😂
Something else that doesn't make sense is the fact that when Atreus makes a joke about not dieing in her grandmother's house she's all like "it doesn't work that way" but why not? She says repeatedly you can't change fate so he should have 0 chance of dieing before Kratos dies and he joins Odin.
@@slipperyninja5967 I'm pretty sure there's a limit. Obviously if you jump off a fucking bridge that fate is going to be averted. It's just highly unlikely someone would do that if they're fated to stay alive.
45:45 Atreus calling Brok and Sindri his uncles is adorable
Sometimes the best family isn’t blood. My best bud from high school stepped in as a uncle to my kids. My alctual brother tried killing our parents and just across country and no one’s heard from in almost 20yrs now
@@Spider_Mike023wow just wow i cant imagine how it must feel
And Mimir is also an uncle because he calls Kratos brother
well he calls Atreus little brother@@Cat-Noggin
The series in a nutshell so far:
“I love you Tre Tre!”
“Shut up you little shit”
“The environments so beautiful”
Lol fr! I didn't like him calling Atreus Tre Tre at first but it's kinda grown on me. And I keep saying amazing at the environment, graphics and scenary at least every part. This game is truly spectacular.
Lol
Don't forget "OOO brutal!"
Kratos actually admitting he wants to spend time with Atreus was something I didn't know I needed
Too bad right after it he has to do the whole "Way too much of a hard ass, but really he just wants to keep his son safe, but by being so overbearing he actually pushes him away" whole thingy.
@@karenamyx2205 I mean, they could die at any moment, he has to fight to survive. Not that much time to worry about emotions.
It made me emotional not going to lie.
@@karenamyx2205 I’m not sure he really is too much of a hard ass. Given the situation they’re in, he just doesn’t want to see his son put in a position he dies. They’re fighting ASGARD after all. Also, he is probably a little hurt Atreus is adamant to learn more about Loki and embrace the identity, viewing it as pushing away his father, even if he isn’t trying to.
@@holliswilliams8426 n
20:08 Kratos and Mimir were talking about the Trojan horse. When Mimir asked is Kratos was there, he said "Yes. I prefer the poem" in reference to how HORRIBLE the events of the Trojan war were. What a neat reference!
In a more general sense they were talking about the Iliad, the poem that described the trojan war
@@GremlinEnbyWell the Iliad only describes the last days of the trojan war
Also, Kratos says he was there. If he was there the general consensus is that the events of the Trojan War took place around 1200 BCE and taking the events of the game being the height of the Viking Age (say c 900 CE) that makes Kratos 2100 years old! Excuse me?
@@bensmith1955he is a god
@@bensmith1955Kratos is the _motherfukin' GOD of War!_
Atreus is the type of brother to walk into Angrboda's house and be like "so you come here often?"
324 likes with no comments? Imma chance that
1) Kratos being more affectionate with his son and actually saying out loud that we wants to spend more time with him 2) Atreus having a literal panic attack at seeing a prophecy of his father dying, and immediately going from blindly following and trusting fate to actively trying to defy it ...
Man, the father and son bond between this two is gonna be the death of me
It is quite emotional. Also, it is not surprising considering that Atreus had at that point assumed that the only things he could do regarding the prophecy was follow it and end Odin's tyranny or do nothing and sit by as things continue to get worse. It seems he is not the kind of person who can ignore these kinds of things, probably gets that from his mother's side. Of course, his father possibly dying adds new perspective.
Kratos never said out loud that he wants to spend more time with his son. Mimir said that.
@@ilovequiktrip3110 but he doesn't deny it, and he continues the thought.
@@cliffwarden5934 I never stated otherwise.
@@ilovequiktrip3110 yes he has
Atreus: "What IS a juicy-"
Kratos: "NO."
is singlehandedly the funniest 5 seconds ever
Time stamp? :0
0: ? Stamp time
fun lil explanation: a nokken was a spirit (male or female) that would always be nude, so brok basically just got naked in front of all the elves, and is technically a sex offender lmao
@@eleanadollete9454 22:16 I think
@@B1POL4Rgaming mol
-Beautiful father son moment
-Sean “oh look at jellyfish!”
I wish like hell Sean went to free the second jellyfish. The confession Kratos gives as the two animals reunite is beautiful
39:22 Angrboda just casually painting Atreus and her's first time meeting up
Why does she remind me so much of the girl from Polar Express?
@@peterhiser7883 she does look eerily similar, after you said that I noticed!
@@peterhiser7883 NO WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO ME I CAN'T UNSEE IT.
@@peterhiser7883 oh thank god I'm not the only one who sees it
Goddamnit I can’t unsee that
Kratos : _(admitting he's actually just trying to enjoy what moments he may have left with Atreus and generally being wholesome)_
Sean : _"haha big jellyfish go brrrr"_ [16:57]
Ikr
It do be like that in the Jacksepticeye channel.
He forgot abt the clash of the frost axe and thor hammer caused the frozen lightning monument thing. I cant blame him XD
I dunno man, it was a big jellyfish
not so fun fact, there were no black s|4v3s in scandinavia. But there were nordic s|4v3s in Africa.
I kept forgetting throughout this whole playthrough that Atreus is all excited about fulfilling the prophecy, meanwhile Kratos is thinking "The prophecy says I die and leave you on your own!"
Ohh damn yeah! That kinda explains their actions too with Kratos wanting to spend as much time with Atreus, teach him and prepare him. Generally seeming for caring and gentle than the first game while Atreus is acting all well curious and excited like the child he is about it. Lol with the Tyr stuff in the last few parts I was like shut up! You aren't sure of anything, generally felt like a quest on blind hope till he was found.
kratos isnt worried he dies in the prophecy. What concerns him is atreus becoming a warrior in the war. Kratos doesnt want to avoid the prophecy cuz he is afraid of leaving atreus alone, he is afraid of atreus becoming like him. Kratos actually says hes made sure atreus can survive on his own should he die
@@predosortw551 I think both can do, he wants the best for atreus but any good parents wouldn't want to part ways with their kid
@@crawllingchaos he doesnt want to die, he just doesnt care about dying in the prophecy since he doesnt believe in it. He isnt worried at all about dying but will try to avoid it the best he can
@@predosortw551 fair, but it think this doesn't always have to be about kratos dying i think, he might also be worried odin will take atreus
Sean having all this knowledge of Norse mythology and not knowing Loki’s wife as she shows up is so funny
I mean lokis wafe was Sigyn in Norse Mythology
@@JacobThomas-hv7gj He had children with Sigyn, Angrboða and Svaðilfari. So technically you are both right lmao
@@bonesey4954 that 3rd one i think was more like Loki´s husband he got railed by a horse and had Sleipnr from that one XD
@@enderborn6860 Yep 😂
@@bonesey4954 I thought Angrboda wasn't his wife and that they just had an affair together which birthed Jormangander, Finir and Hel
I really love when the girl does the herding call for the Yak. In Scandinavia, that is a singing tradition called Kulning, used for livestock. Nice detail!
Wife said it reminded her of frozen 2. Was like well they take there inspirations lol.
@@Spider_Mike023 As a Sámi person... just no.
Really? Norway!
@@neonoah3353 What???
Not only Norway, throughout most of Norway and sweden the herding call was not only used for livestock but also as a communication between Farmers. Social media har really put some heavy "romance" over this. It wasnt supposed to be pretty first hand, you were supposed to be heard. There is really a lot of great history behind this!
Kratos saying "No." Is one of the best lines in gaming and fathering history.
just like his "Boy!" when Atreus asks why Brok is blue in the last game.
which one?
@@gamerstheater1187 referring to his "No." when Atreus attempts to ask Sindri what a "Juicy Nokken" is.
It's just a juice....
Elf juice🥴😋
@@madladdie7069 i dont know what it means? Can you tell us?
Kratos admiting he wants to spend time with Atreus really warms my heart. I think meeting Faye and having Atreus is the second chance Kratos always deserved.
i feel even if that kratos didn't believe in prophecies he still worries about it. he know if he dies his son would be alone.
brings tears to the eyes
@@VvV-1 And the best/worst part about it he's so accepting of his prophesied death. It is just leaving Atreus alone and not ready for the world that worries him so much. But it is also the driving force that leads him to be more open and sentimental towards Atreus. Not the best dad but he's trying his damned hardest.
@PotatoVine that's what makes him the best dad. Despite all his flaws and his struggle to show emotion at times, he's doing his dam best to be there for him and make sure he spends as much time as he might have lest with him
Deserves is a strong word. Im happy to see it though
If it wasn't clear, Kratos' death in the prophecy mural at 59:17 already happened. It was during his initial battle with Thor at the beginning of the game. However, Atreus wasn't there to witness it.
THANK YOU FUCKING THANK YOU I KEPT RACKING MY BRAIN TRYING TO MAKE IT MAKE SENSE YOUVE SAVED ME HOURS OF OVERTHINKING AND STRESS INTERPRETING
Oh that makes sense. And I guess Atreus being there or not is a minor detail in this case
Holy shit that's wild and genius
Is that also why Atreus was with Odin?
well that isnt exactly the case but if you arent done with the series yet i wount spoil it he does hold a bald man as he dies though thats all ill say
Sindri caring for Atreus like a little brother 😢
I don't understand why ppl complained about Angrboda's design. She looks really pretty.
I mean we all know what the real problem was with her design for some people, it was her skin color not her actual design, people just needed an excuse to complain.
@@naomid.miller3524 Personally I don't really mind, though I do see how it could be a bit Jaring, Kind of like if a game took place in Sub-Saharan Africa and suddenly a pale white dude shows up halfway through the game
@@Zechariah_Mathieson1871 It wouldn't be jarring to me personally since there are always diverse groups of people within cultures, it always seemed to me that the giants would have people or color among them to the very pale aesir. I just don't know what's so jarring about dark skin people, like we do exist everywhere just like you can find white Jamaicans and Africans
@@Zechariah_Mathieson1871 I'm just saying I wouldn't find it jarring, no one found the white actor in the wakanda movies. No one said he was jarring. For some reason ive noticed that when Poc are in fantasy settings it break immersion for some people. Which is sad because of course we exist there too.
@@naomid.miller3524 I mean in the movie "The Great Wall" set in China during the Song dynasty they had Matt Damon, a white actor play "William Garin", an Irish mercenary. Many people criticized the movie of "whitewashing" because of William Garin's" inclusion into the story. So you can see how people could see it the other way around. Like I said I don't really care about Angrboda being black or about Matt Damon in a "Chinese" movie, but I can see why it might seem strange to have these inclusions
Game: showing heartfelt moment between kratos and Atreus
Sean: hee hoo jellyfish
Hoooo booyy big jelly
Also Game: check out this cool thing!
Sean: uh-huh *shoots at another pot and misses*
@Patrick39 well, he's dead so probably yes
@Patrick39 anyone is
@@thenutstealer anyone is better than him
"has nobody changed their fate?"
Kratos literally killing fate: *Allow me to introduce myself*
Even when he does die, he doesn't stay dead. So I'm not too worried about Kratos. He will go to Hel, beat the shit out of Hel, and come back like nothing happened.
The thing about fate is tricky. Are you destined for the fate, or do you discover your 'fate' and make it a self-fulfilling prophecy?
@@kylie7780 Agreed, I have seen stories where a prophecy only became relevant and was fulfilled because certain characters (usually the antagonists) ended up believing in them and acting as if the prophecy was established fact in order to subvert them. In one story it was later noted that if the antagonist had simply waited until both of his potential "adversaries" were older and tried to eliminate the one who seemed more dangerous later then he would have avoided the prophecy altogether. However, he didn't know all of it, he wanted to eliminate a potential threat, and he was convinced that his powers would easily defeat both his "enemy" and his family overlooking old magic that by his admission he should have foreseen. As one character noted, in some ways this antagonist can be quite brilliant, but his disregard of anything he deems irrelevant as well as his arrogance and inability to reflect on his mindset makes him incapable of seeing things clearly sometimes. Also, I don't think that everyone knows the entirety of what Kratos has been through. As the audience we are very lucky to get insight that others may not.
39:30
Atreus' reaction to a teenage girl is the best I've personally ever seen
Average reddit user seeing a woman
@@LorliusHogglefarts as a Reddit user can confirm never seen a woman before
@@Zoologically_Explained as someone who has seen a reddit user, I can confirm that I have never seen them in the same room as a woman.
ok but aint they like 11 in this game
@@virgilmcmath6363 you ruined the chain i had started
So Jörmungandr literally just said “ironwood” to hook up his parents lmao, I wonder if he knows that, and knows Atreus is his father. Or if he’s too young and just looks vaguely familiar.
I feel like he would recognize him? Especially with his scars and tattoos. In my head when he comes because Atreus called him, and they said that they did try the horn, I feel like he answered because it was actually his dad actively calling him, like “oh shit, dads calling. Can’t ignore this one”
And in Norse mythology after Ragnarok the world essentially resets itself, so it makes sense why the world serpent would remember his father even though Loki doesn’t remember him, because technically he’s a new person
Kratos going from badass God of War to worrying parent is actually so funny and heartwarming. Very wholesome.
Reddit moment chungus 100 wholosome keanu reeves golden seal
@@Nasurisu whys it add an extra keanu
@@archie6890 ¿Qué?
@@Nasurisu translate ur comment
@@moss__ basically, hes a reddit loser user
_Jack sees literally any wolf_
Jack: "Is that Skoll and Hati?"
For real tho!
I get the feeling that that wolves will be a little bit unique if we see them.
Well sooner or later he'll get it right.
I cant even judge cause I said the same thing to myself when I played it 😅
@@totower9597 to do a
"I hate when I look for good things in my life and all I get is trauma". Me too Jack
The look on Angrboda's face when Atreus said he had already seen the marbles was like when your grandma buys you a lego set and finds out you already had it.
Fun Fact: In Norse mythology, Loki and Angrboda are the parents of Jörmungandr, Hel, and Fenrir
so would it mean Atreus gets with her once he is old enough? myth wise it checks out but the folks behind the game might want to do something else
@@enderborn6860 Spoiler!
Later in Ironwood, Atreus 'injects' a Giant's soul into a dead snake. It is mentioned later in the game the snake had grown considerably, if my memory serves me right. Not as big as current Jörmungandr though, probably.
I was wondering how Jack didn't know this lol.
So they gona fuk
@@davidtaylor1255 yes
Sean must be part giant. His foresight powers are so strong, he can predict what Atreus is about to say.
Send A Inbox 👆🏽
He is not a giant he is Joseph Joestar
or he wached jojos
Because the writing is boring and predictable. I hate how one second Kratos is saying he wants to spend time with Atreus and then he just suddenly starts being an arsehole because they need to get Atreus to run away and lead into a section where you play as Atreus. Lazy writing.
@@holliswilliams8426 you’re complaining over bs rn
I noticed earlier in the game, but I like how Kratos evolved as a social person overall, he no longer calls Mimir "Head", and "boy" is not present anymore, he even says "Thank you". great character
Apparently the reason why they had him call Atreus boy so much in the first game is because he didn’t have a name at the time of them recording most of Kratos lines. Although, I do like that it ends up adding extra character growth to the story
He does say boy, eventually 😂
“Is your dad an artist too?”
Atreus: “No… he’s called the god killer…”
He is… if blood is his paint and Greece his canvas.
Jack: So one is lunch and the others Dinner
Mimir: That was truly awful wordplay
Jack:😐
@DandyeYT Pls watch video?
I gotchu brodi
13:10
So where's Breakfast?
@@frostyguy1989 What about brunch
What about second breakfast?
"Nobody can change their fate"
Kratos: 👀
*laughs in God-killer*
Unless it was his fate to change his fate from the wrong fate back to the right fate by changing his fate
@@adrawingprotogen2994 When you are a really mean and powerful god and can literally walk up to the people that weave fate, fate becomes a very changeable thing.
"Fate only binds you if you let it."
@@4Curses except he didnt escape fate,the prophecy said that the marked one will destroy olympus and kratos did destroy olympus and killed everyone so fate did win, also spoilers:
in gow ragnarok the norns a.k.a the people who "control fate" doesn't even control them, they're like narrators that knows what will happen but cant change it, even how they talk is portrayed like that, one in 1st person, one in 2nd person, and one in 3rd person, and when kratos found them they taunted his ass so much but they still didn't get killed, cause kratos knows that killing them doesn't change shit
As soon as Atreus asked 'What happened to them?' when they reached the Valley of the Fallen, I imagined Angrboda answering with 'They fell.'
Kratos is one of my favorite characters. You can tell he's someone who had an incredibly toxic and destructive earlier life that still impacts him, but that he's trying so desperately to be at least a good father despite that. He just... doesn't really know how.
Honestly, I prefer him over Joel in The Last of Us
It wasn't toxic. There's a difference you don't understand. It was brutal. Powerful. Destructive. It was rough. It made him. It turned him into the absolute unit he is now. He wasn't a pussy that was treated unfairly by his parents. That's what toxic ks
@@surefit.8884 Sounds to me like your horrible understanding of trauma as a whole is blinding you to the entire point of the God of War franchise
@@surefit.8884 Being mistreated by your parents doesnt make you a pussy, it makes you someone who had had to live through some unfortunately pretty common bullshit. Also yes, literally both his mortal and godly parents never treated Kratos well, so, he definitely had parental trauma. Hell, thats a whole facet of the game, how does one learn to be a father if they never had a good example of one.
Kratos wasnt strong because he survived, or because he was angry. He was strong because he kept fighting for those he loved. Even in the earlier games its all a revenge mission, a blind rage brought about by the murders of his brother and later his family. In these games he realizes that his strength was his ability to fight for and protect those he cares about, not his blind rage. Rage makes Kratos a warrior, but his love is what gives that rage its strength. Toxic means its corrosive, destructive. That toxic mindset of strength is the exact thing he needed to lose in order to trust and love his son the way he deserved to be loved by his father. Kratos put it best: "We must be better."
Atreus' kiddy crush is adorable. Watching him struggle is so wholesome. Picking her a flower? Nope. Ask her favourite colour? She likes them all. Poor guy.
bro has negative rizz
The whole part with that chick is probably the worst part of the game I hated every part of it
@@luigregorio4682 she cute tho tbh lol
@@De7ciple I never really cared for characters that were drawn to be "cute" or "attractive " . I just find her personality as a whole really annoying
@@luigregorio4682 just respect her
atreus being annoyed by his younger self is too relatable
I think we can all look back on some of our memories as younger individuals with some embarrassment. When I was a little kid, I was once attending a gathering where people were burning sticks and other things and a bit of hot ash end up on the ground. I decided to step on it with my bare foot and spent the next minute acting like a chihuahua with a hot foot. In hindsight, that was a stupid idea, but it seemed like a good one at the time.
Pretty sure everyone was annoyed by atreus’ younger self
@@kenziebalhatchet3918 whatever
@@kenziebalhatchet3918 Fr he deserved the belts of chaos
Aye, regret is a feeling most all of us know, little brother.
I LOVE how they incorporated cow calling with Jalla. That way Angerboda calls Jalla is extremely distinct in Norwegian folk culture and a huge part of our farm history.
I love that too! It makes the whole world feel a bit more Scandinavian!
1:21:46 "The,, there's,, there's a soul,, in you knife. Did you not know that? 🤨🤨🤨" gotta be my favorite line delivery from this entire scene 😭😭
Atreus has no right to call her out on the "you're just Loki" joke when he named a giant jellyfish "Lunch".
He didn't name it. They apparently already have names that he hears or something like that
@@simyou1219 No, he specifically said that he only named it that because the kraken's name was Dínner
sponge bob
@@Marcelo-ej8xqpatrick
@@simyou1219 no they don't apparently already have names. You're hallucinating
Jack: knows every monsters name an background
Loki's future wife introduces herself: who? I've never heard of her
Angerboda? I actually didn't know either
@@zoeroux4222 yup! And Fenrir is one of their children
Sigyn is actually his wife 😅
@@rurijo3169 that is also true! He had three.
@@jpperkele oh, he did? Who was the third one?
Atreus:”I paint too well I draw..”
Angrboda:”oh what do you draw”
Jack :” my bow string”
[1:13:36]
I love that part ha ha!
13:45
I just realized they made Atreus and Angrboda look so much like their voice actors!! It's so cute
Because they do motion capture, why wouldn’t they look like their actors
Love how jack just put on a jacket and a cap to distract us from the fact that he's probably been playing this game for more than 12 hours straight
Doubt it, doesnt have the same energy nor the involvement he had compared to GoW 2018. He's more focussed on making jokes.
But I have played 20 hours straight :I
@@peeturpain9379 I love jack. But he has been doing too many Kratos impressions.
@@polarapoc6689 I mean.....don't watch a Let's Play of God of War if you don't want Kratos impressions. At least he doesn't sing and belch into the microphone like other CZcamsrs.
@@holliswilliams8426 True haha, I laughed the first couple times he did the impression during this playthrough.
So I think with Kratos giving us his favorite poem, we now have a much better understanding of just how old he really is.
His favorite poem, which involves a cunning general, a forbidden love, and a horse that isn’t as it appeared, is the Trojan War/Iliad. By itself that’s a pretty fun reference. However, with Kratos having been there first hand to see it, we now have a much better idea of how old he is.
History points to the Trojan war most likely happening in about the 13th century BC, meaning around 1200 BC. The Gods are said to have directly interfered with the conflict and it’s players. This would line up with how the ancient Greeks viewed the Gods walking on earth and being more present than they were during say Homers time 300-500 years later.
Now, if Ragnarok follows a similar trajectory of being before the Viking Age, that would put us at about 400-600 AD. Meaning, Kratos was alive for roughly 1800 years by the time the current game unfolds. Those are the generous numbers too. He could be anywhere from 1700 - 2000+ years old.
He’s looking pretty good for his age.
1800 sounds about right because, at least In the real Iliad, ares is still the god of war, meaning Kratos was still mortal at that point meaning he couldn’t have been very old, as he became the god of war around 40 years old.
Immortality will do that to you
Ni😢
Wasnt he like 700 in the og games or something?
It's clearly a fucked up world nothing like our own....and it can't possibly be anywhere near the Viking Age since the game is showing the actual origin of the mythology. That and the lack of any Christianity anywhere at all.
You can't just have your cake and eat it too. It's not our world. Trying to just layer the real world on top of any of this when explaining any of it is absurd.
Angrboda was the wife of Loki in Norse lore. In their relationship, they gave birth to Fenrir and Jörmungandr, the World Serpent. Both of them working together to give life to a soulless serpent, and saving the life of a wolf is very interesting given this context...
So who was Sigyn?
@@firebladetenn6633 Another one of his wives lol
@@firebladetenn6633 a different wife
atreus and angrboda racing was so cute, especially considering this is the first person atreus has interacted with that's actually around his own age
I love how she's like "You killed a flower!?" and then 0.5 seconds later she helps Atreus slaughter a ton of Wretches and destroys their nests
Well the flower wasn't trying to kill them.
@@Penguinmanereikel True, but the only reason the Wretches and their mom were trying to kill them was because they purposefully invaded their home.
For _paint._
@@zoro4661WasTaken but you killed the flower for nothing paint is still a better reason than nothing and they was only walking through they never intended to do any damage
i feel like her reasoning is similar to that of forest rangers bc they will encourage conservation but a part of that is culling stuff so that it doesn't overwhelm other wildlife, you know?
but also she prob didn't understand the gesture. cuz it was less of a "You killed a flower!?" and more of "you killed a flower?🤨"
@@Ghostshark64 its funny how there wouldn really be any overwhelming if people didn't intervene in the first place...
Angrboda is known as the “Mother of Monsters” most notably Fenrir. in Norse mythology, Angrboda is Loki’s First wife. When Odin finds out about loki marrying a giant, he breaks the two apart and forces Loki to marry Sigyn, an aesir goddess of Loyalty and faithfulness.
Well hey, Odin's dead so I doubt that'll happen right..?
Right-
@@bonk8318 There might be some time traveling shenanigans since we DID see the world serpent get knocked back in time
Also, Angrboda translates to "Messenger of fear/ruin"
Hopefully future games wont go that far..... I cant see our BOY having such cruel fate.
@@will441 well, technically we didn't see it. we just know that it will happen/has already happened.
Hafgufa flying around the sky is stunning! Atreus' wolf form is awesome and fun!
not heard of Angerboda jack? she's the mother of Hel, Fenrir and Jormungdr in Norse mythology. A giantess sorceress who planned Ragnarok with Loki.
Jack: “I don’t know who Angraboda is”
Me knowing she’s the giantess mother of Fenrir, jörmungandr and Hel as well as being Loki’s girlfriend: 👁️👄👁️
Yep
Oh yeah that makes sense
Literally same
I thought she was his wife
@@rccarmaniac she was at one point but they got divorced I believe, Loki’s main wife was Sigyn
Forever in love with Sindri and Tre Tre's friendship, it's so pure
:)))))
Y I k e s
:(
...
And the fact that he calls Sindri and Brock his “Uncles” is also adorable
Every time she said fate couldn’t be changed and the everything was gonna happen no matter what Atreus does, I simply had flashbacks to when his father did exactly that, change his fate. Because as we all know, Kratos did that. By killing the Three Fates, sure, but it worked. He didn’t die by jumping off a cliff and committing suicide.
3 sisters of fate was there 3
@@penguinking1481 Yes there were three and Kratos defeated all three.
@@thatguythatdiedall three?
The Norwegian cow calling thing you were talking about is called kulning, and it's actually Swedish. It is an ancient art that is still practiced to this day. If fact, masters of the craft are called Kulningists.
It's also a Welsh tradition! I wonder if they have any connection or if they were independently thought of...
It's norwegian too, so no it's not only swedish. Don't know where you get that idea from.
@@liseanettegranheim4404 Lol I'm talking out my ass. The last word in my comment is an innuendo.
@@liseanettegranheim4404 True. It's a scandinavian thing. Also apparently Welsh? Dunno.
The uncanny ability of jack to be able to hear a slightly augmented voice, and know that it's troy baker, scares me
I swear he could recognize troy baker anywhere
If Troy voices an animal, Sean would notice
Yes....because they are friends and have spoken before many times. Obviously he would notice his voice.
@@holliswilliams8426 Really?!
Legit showing the appearance of fenrir's mother and who is the mate of Loki I love it
The character development with sindri is WILD. He better not die
Sindri Character development is something else
@@lilgreen561 he dies lol
Spoilers below if u didn’t finish the game
Sindri does not die
..... well
🤲
1:23:11 I like how Atreus just throws it at the monster
Better yet it does damage
“I hate when i look for good things in my life and all I get is trauma.” I felt that 😂
It’s so funny watching Sean remark on how cute Atreus and Angrboda were together, then keep saying how it’s not gonna happen since she’s probably dead. Meanwhile, people who know who Angrboda is and how her fate intertwines with Loki’s according to Norse myth is like, “Just you wait, Sean. I can’t wait for the pieces to start falling in place for you and to see your reaction”. 😂
oh it just clicked , she was one of his wives.. the mother of monsters ...(very distant memory of norse mytology)
Idk, to me it felt like they were clearly implying she's real, and that they're really in actual Jotunheim. And that those balls aren't little worlds, but the giants themselves (which she literally said as she showed the soul inside one of them).
dont they have fenrir midgard and hella??
@@eternalflame11 hella,fenrir and yormungander
@@eternalflame11 Loki and Angrboda are the parents of Hel (Goddess of Death and the Underworld), Jörmungandr (The World Serpent), and Fenrir (The Wolf Giant). However, unlike Norse lore they clearly don’t birth them in the game as the two are just children… but maybe this means Hel will be their future biological child if the game continues to follow Loki into adulthood??? I mean, unlike the world serpent and Fenrir, Hel’s existence would be a little harder to explain as she is a known Goddess and is supposed to look like Loki and Angrboda (Human-like).
I love that Atreus is the son of a giant who proudly walks their path and the god who raised all hell to change it
Lmao literally
I love how accurate the conversation of these two little artists are, especially cuz I couldn't draw a hand if my life depended on it I absolutely despise doing those but I do it anyways cuz I need to practice
I'm not going to lie Jack actually managed to mimic perfectly angrboda's call surprisingly well. I thought it would have sounded way worse but it is accurate!
Kratos: Boy! Eat a snickers.
Wolf: [Growls]
Kratos: Because you are not yourself when you are hungry.
Wolf: [Eats a Snickers, Wrapper and all]
Kratos: Better?
Atreus: Better.
Would be a sick ass ad for this game ngl
@@vethenoir that would be a great snickers ad
I miss the days games did cross promotions with other brands like chocolates and stuff
Not the undertale references
i hated that phase of mine
Atreus: *Dies, cause he's a dog and can't digest chocolate*
I honestly thought the scene with Angrboda would just be a short dream sequence, but it just goes on and on and on. I keep thinking Atreus is gonna wake up with his dad standing over him saying "You were asleep for days!"
I was thinking Atreus time travel seeing all unfinished prophecy then I thinking Atreus just teleport to Iron Wood. Man, I don't know. Hopeful we will get the answer.
I almost fell asleep from the boredom. Really dull game.
@@holliswilliams8426 It's a very pretty place, but it did drag. I guess we're about to see a boss battle to rescue a wolf, though, so that's good.
@@holliswilliams8426 bad opinion. wrong
@@holliswilliams8426 We get it dude, you don't like a popular thing, did you get the validation you wanted from the million comment sections you wanted to make that clear to
I love atreus and sindri’s relationship so much 😭😭
You're gonna be sad soon
@@WeezerFan505 maaaaannnnn 🥹
that didnt age well
Despair.
I always knew Atreus had that dog in him I just didn’t think he LITERALLY had that dog in him
Mythology(/language) trivia (part 1/2):
0:26 "Skjálfa" means "to shiver, tremble" in Icelandic.
2:17 Svartálfar ("dark elves") are beings who dwell in Svartalfheim (the underground world of dwarves). They are often correlated with the dvergar ("dwarves"), and acquired their name because they were seen as the light-avoiding counterparts to the common ("light") elves living in Alfheim.
5:59 "Blood mead" is probably a reference to the Mead of Poetry (created by the dwarfs Fjalar and Galar, who killed Kvasir and mixed his blood with honey). Kvasir was a poet and also one of the wisest men; so the mead made from his blood gave wisdom and poetic inspiration to those who drank it.
12:44 Gefjon ("giver") is a goddess of agriculture, fertility, abundance, and prosperity.
12:46 26:48 Hafgufa ("sea steamer") is a legendary massive sea monster/whale that could be mistaken for an island (similar to the lyngbakr encountered earlier in the game).
13:07 "Lúnch?" Durlin's pet was called "Dínner", so it seems there's an inside joke of naming animal after words for meals that were "made Norse" by adding accute accents (´).
20:09 The poem Kratos mentioned (the Iliad) was about the Trojan War. The "horse that was not as it appeared" was the Trojan Horse, a hollow wooden horse constructed by the Greeks to gain entrance into Troy during the warr. The "cunning general" was Odysseus (who devised the plan), and the "forbidden love" refers to Helen and Paris (the war started after Paris of Troy took Helen from her husband Menelaus, king of Sparta).
21:04 Skírnir was a servant of the god Freyr (Freya's brother) known for carrying the god's marriage request to the giantess Gerðr. The giantess refuses the advances until Skírnir threatens her with Gambanteinn (a powerful magic wand/sword given to him being Freyr), when she finally agrees to meet with Freyr.
22:09 Nøkken (or Nixie) are shapeshifting freshwater spirits, who try to lure their victims into the water (being nude is one of the ways they do so).
25:30 In Norse mythology, those 4 parts are better understoods as division of a person's self (not just their "soul"). They are hamr ("shape/skin"; it's your physical form and outer appearance), hugr ("thought"; it's your mind/personality), fylgja ("follower"; it's an attendant spirit with an animal form, similar to a familiar), and hamingja ("luck", it's "a quality inherent in the man and his lineage, a part of his personality similar to his strength, intelligence, or skill with weapons" - biologically, it's DNA). It was said that those who fell in battle went to Valhalla (Odin's hall of the slain) and become einherjar, but the most common afterlife was Hel (the world of the dead, ruled by a goddess also named Hel, who was a daughter of Loki and Angrboda).
32:26 "Iron wood" (Járnviðr) is a forest inhabited by giantesses/trollwomen (járnviðjur) who bore jötnar (giants) and giant wolves.
34:04 "þruma" means "a roll of thunder; thunderclap" in Icelandic (it was what Atreus used to say during his shock attacks).
37:04 Sköll (meaning "treachery" or "one who mocks" in Old Norse) and Hati (meaning "enemy" or "one who hates" in Old Norse) are two wolves who pursue the sun and the moon trying to devour them (eventually succeding at it during Ragnarok, which is an apocalyptic destruction of the cosmos and even the gods). They are children of the wolf Fenrir and also grandsons of Loki (who was revealed to be Atreus in the last game).
37:31 Ýdalir ("Yew Dales") is the hall of Ullr (Thor's stepson and Sif's son), a god of hunting and archery.
41:25 Angrboda ("bringer of grief" or "anguish boding") was the giantess mate of Loki, mother of the wolf Fenrir (who kills Odin), the world serpent Jormungandr (who kills Thor), and the ruler of the dead Hel. Jormungandr leading Loki to meet Angrboda was basically their way of saying "go meet mom to make sure I exist".
42:04 "þola" means "to bear, endure, suffer" in Icelandic.
42:37 Útgarðr ("the outer enclosure") is a territory located to the east or to the north of Midgard (Earth) and Asgard (world of the Aesir god); it is inhabited by giants and monsters. This eastern region is also that of Jötunheim ("World of the Giants") and Járnviðr (“Iron Forest”), home of the wolf-shaped giants. Also, "útangarðr" ("beyond the enclosure") is a word that describes a chaotic, wild, and anarchic place or a state of mind (which is the state Atreus's mind is in at that point).
49:20 1:36:06 "Örva ýta" literally means "incite push" in Icelandic (since the arrow pushes enemies away).
49:41 Ibex is a type of wild mountain goat.
51:44 "Dýr atrás" means "animal charge" or "beast attack" in Icelandic (it's what he says when summoning the goat).
53:12 Iði/Idi ("the industrious one") was a giant son of Ölvaldi and brother of Þjazi and Gangr. Ölvaldi divided his possessions in such a way that each of his sons received a mouthful of gold. This is why skaldic poets call gold "Iði's (or Þjazi's, or Gangr's) mouthful".
54:36 Tatzelwurm ("claw worm") is a lizard-like creature with the face of a cat and a serpent-like body.
Mythology(/language) trivia (part 2/2):
55:37 "Taka" means "to take, catch, seize" in Icelandic.
55:53 Gróa is a seer and practitioner of seiðr (magic to predict and influence the future), and the wife of Aurvandill (the morning star). She uses a spell in an attempt to dislodge the stone embedded in Thor's skull during his battle with Hrungnir, but forgets the rest of the spell when Thor says he had encountered her lost husband, and he'd soon be home.
56:47 Vanir was one of the two main tribes of deities (the other one being the Aesir), who lived in Vanaheim.
57:16 That was probably a picture of Starkad, an eight-armed giant and legendary hero. He is portrayed as a great warrior who performed many heroic deeds, but also many crimes.
1:03:49 "Ganga" means "walk, go" in Icelandic.
1:04:21 The only ability of Loki that's frequently mentioned in Norse mythology is shapeshifting (he could change both his shape and sex). Maybe the devs took a step forward and decided to give him the ability to communicate with animals as well.
1:06:58 "Upp" means "up" in Icelandic.
1:08:29 "Hafa" means "have; hold; bring" in Old Norse.
1:09:22 "Taka upp hondum" means "Extend/rise your 'hand' (hoof)"
1:11:30 Jötnar (meaning "devourers") or "giants" are forces of destruction and entropy, who try to bring the world back to primordial chaos. That's why they're the main enemies of (Aesir) gods, who try to protect the world (giants are utangard/chaotic beings, whereas as Aesir gods are innangard/orderly beings). Ragnarok is the last battle between those two sides.
1:12:58 Ymir is the primordial giant whose body formed the world. He was killed by the gods Odin, Vili and Vé.
1:13:18 "Vist" means "food, provisions" in Icelandic.
1:21:52, 1:34:13 The soul inside Atreus's knife could be Fenrir's, since Kratos said Atreus cast a (involuntary) spell when Fenrir died, and Atreus did not want the wols to leave him.
1:28:30 "Fara" means "go, leave" in Icelandic.
1:33:06 Thiazi (Þjazi) was a giant and one of Idi's brothers.
1:33:15 Hroðr ("famed") was a giantess; Thor was referred to as "Hroðr's adversary". She was also the wife of Hymir (a giant friendly to the Aesir).
1:33:27 Bára ("wave") was one of the nine giantess daughters of the sea god Ægir and his wife Rán. Their names (Himinglæva, Dúfa, Blóðughadda, Hefring, Hrönn, Uðr, Bylgja, Bára, and Kólga) are poetic terms for various types of waves.
1:40:50 "At nú" means "at present (right now)" in Icelandic
1:41:04 Irpa is a female form of Jarpr ("dark brown"), and Nótt means "night".
1:41:35 "Lína" means "string, line, rope" in Icelandic.
1:48:17 Hábrók ("High breeches", which may refer to the bird's long legs) is "the best of hawks".
1:50:50 Bergsrå ("mountain keeper/warden") was a mythical creature of the mountain.
1:56:50 Grýla is a horrifying monster and a giantess living in the mountains of Iceland, commonly used to scare children into good behavior. She's said to eat mischievous children.
Really wish you could save comments cuz this is amazing
@@knixie Screenshot it then.
I thought 20:09 was a reference to his story about the horse and the stag with the horse who wasn't as he seemed being Kratos the stag being Zeus and knight being Aries but on a second listen I think you might be right
this man is a deity
i love kratos being curious, having friends, sharing stories.. those little things that gives him personality
Definitely grown since the last game and the previous games (OG GoW). So rare that he calls people he meets friends. Before they were just people who he needed to meet his own goals. While in these two games he makes an effort to put others feelings first and tries to understand them. Amazing growth
@@CrazyGamerTVY He certainly has grown and while I know there will be some disagreement on this point, I like him now a lot better than I did when he was in Greece. That is the honest truth I'm afraid.
@@emperorofinception3571Sorry for necroposting.
Kratos wasn't very big on personality in the original trilogy, in my opinion. He had some moments, but overall he was just a hack and slash rage monster. The games feel like a power trip.
Now that I think about it, that was probably the point.
@@TessdaWater It's alright (although I have no idea what necroposting is) and I apologize for the delay in the reply. Rage, hatred, and aggression seemed to be his primary emotional state probably as a result of choosing that path and the path of revenge. He had his moments when he showed that there was more to him, but it seems that overall, his rage was his defining feature. Just as my personal observation it seems that the games appealed to people's desire for violence and destruction and that was appealing to a lot of people. There is a part of the human condition that craves an outlet for our darker emotions. There is also a natural craving to hurt others who have hurt us out of revenge and Kratos was shown as someone who could follow that road to its end.
Now as a result of following his path of revenge to its end and surviving without becoming a target of someone else's revenge, he has come to the conclusion that it didn't help his pain. Revenge often promises things it can't and won't deliver with promises that taste of honey laced poison. If revenge doesn't claim one's life directly, usually the individuals end up becoming that which they hunted. Kratos has a second chance that, so few ever gain once they reach the end of this path. Funnily enough, I have played a game with a similar premise called Asura's Wrath, but the main character despite being defined by his rage doesn't let it blind him to the problems of others. In a way he has been considered a more human version of Kratos. Ironically enough, once they would have enemies simply based on Asura's morals (which he never compromises even in the deepest depths of his rage). Now I think that they would have more in common. Just an interesting thought.
22:07 When Kratos says “No” has me dying 💀
1:10:01 the fact that he can hit those notes is impressive
1:21:49 When Angrboda says there's a soul in Atreus' knife, I'm convinced that it's actually Fenrir's. When he passed away and Kratos noticed the "spell" Atreus cast, it looked like 4 blue orbs came out from Fenrir's mouth but only 3 rose to the sky. Maybe somehow related to what Sindri said about missing a quarter of Brok's soul?
Yo that’s so smart about there being only 3 orbs seen!!!!!!!!
I wonder what each of the four orbs is for and what not having all of them means.
@@emperorofinception3571 Mimir explained it in this episode I believe, I couldn't recall but on of them is direction
@@radenmohamadadrianramadhan792 He did explain that one, I don't recall the others so perhaps I am just forgetting that point. Still, I do wonder what losing each one means for one still alive.
But that means Loki has the power of saving someone hence the empty soul ball , do you think he’s going to use it on kratos?
Kratos and Atreus: Having the single most touching moment a father and son can have
Jackaboy: JELLYFISH
The conversation around 1:28:04 she says nothing can change your fate. We had Kratos who literally changed his fate.
Also, Angrrboda goes from really sweet and nice to really rude and stand-off near the end of their meet
Atreus: "My dad is gonna die, I have to stop it!"
My man, it's not his first time and won't be his last, he'll be back in 30 minutes.
W H E E Z E XD
What do you think the story is actually going to do with that, bc they wouldn't just get rid of Kratos, but they also can't just ignore it?
he'll just climb for 50ft
he'll just climb for 50ft
He’s already died in *this game*
The fact that this series is so hard-core Kratos basically being like "you'll always be my bb" breaks (and warms) my heart lol
17:24 - 17:38 ngl, low key kinda crying rn. I love how in this game, Kratos is trying to spend more time with Atreus and grow closer with him
Atreus changing into animals by accident is like his version of puberty
Angrboda: "Loki! Show me the Wolf!"
Atreus: "What?!"
Angrboda: "Show me the-"
Atreus: "Yeah I heard you. Nevermind."
*transforms.
“Whatever”
Since kratos was a spartan general, the poem with the “horse that is not as it seems” is definitely about the Trojan Horse
Yeah i am pretty sure he was refering to the Illiad, but if he was there its kind of hard for him to be a spartan because those cultures have about as much time between them as us and the vikings
@@hurgcat what cultures??
@@mk-qk7bn the Illiad is about the people who we call the Mycanean greeks, a people whose civilization completely collapsed in the catatrosphe known as the Bronze Age Collapse. The City states of Greece (sparta, athens, thebes) all draw lines back to these times but the art of writing almost completly disappeared from the penisula as well as dwelling in large cities. it would be 600 or 700 years before cities would come back to greece. So during the war described in the Iliad there was probably no "Spartans". These were people who we know very little about and so did ancient greeks
@@hurgcat its either the Iliad or the odyssey or both, what with the “cunning general” bit
@@hurgcat Well, he DID say what happened was different from what was written
1:10:30 heartfelt conversation and Seán is all “goddammit I missed probably like 40 hacksilver!”
As an autistic person. Angrboda's social awkwardness and straight forward practicality is on point
The amount of in depth development atreus is getting is making me worry for kratos' safety
I doubt they have the balls to kill Kratos, but if they do I'll be impressed.
@@vivil2533 even if he does die we have seen him literally go to hell and back
@@cookie6767 I'm specifically reffeing to a permanent for real kill, but you are right if he dies he'll be back.
Honestly I hope he dies for real. I love the idea of the franchise going forward with Atreus. Kratos dying (if done well) could make for an incredibly emotional end to his story, and beginning for his son's story.
@@vivil2533 agreed. plus it’d be nice if we got a lil scene that shows Kratos and his wife back together again, even if it doesn’t lead to their resurrection :)
@@vivil2533 I’ll roll my eyes if they kill them since that’s what the prophesy is and it’s all leading up to that. I’ll be impressed if they keep him alive since that would go against my expectations.
ok but angrboda calling for her yak was something i didnt know i needed, she sounds so angelic
I think it's called kulning? It's like some ancient herding call
It is called Kuling and used by Scandinavians (Swedes mostly) when calling for the cows to come home. Search it on CZcams, it is truly magical
Made me mad when I was playing but I have the autisms and those pitches made me uneasy for some reason wanted her to shut up and just say hey come here or something
@@roflc0re Amazing, I will need to look that up. Thank you.
The subtitles for the call are not always the same. You can now now unsee that. You're welcome.
1:13:38
*Angrboda: "What do you draw?"*
*Seán: "My bowstring."*
OHMYFUCKING-
20:15 Kratos talking about the Trojan War is so under appreciated
That moment between kratos, Atreus and Sindri where Atreus goes to ask what a juicy Nokken is
That moment killed me with how quick Kratos jumps into that "No!" 😂😂😂
Apparently a Nokken is a shape-shifting water spirit that is often malevolent.
It’s amazing to me that Seán recognized Troy as the Bitter Squirrel’s voice. That was wild. Fantastic ear on this man to catch that.
He has spoken to Troy a lot, not that amazing.
@@holliswilliams8426 Who pissed in your cornflakes to make you so bitter?
Troy baker also plays ratatotskr in the 2018 game
He just has a huge crush on Troy tbh
1:40:37 one of the greatest references I’ve ever seen, really love how Jack just nonchalantly referenced Appa from Avatar:The Last Airbender, such as great childhood show.
Baldur is blessed with invulnerability to all threats, physical or magical
Used to atleast
Baldur is blessed with invulnerability to all threats, physical or magical
Bot
Except mistletoe
Not anymore:(
this is the first time ive ever seen a interaction between a boy and a girl in a game that isnt cringe or forced. This is actually really cute and realistic in my opinion
Agreed, it’s well presented
Agreed, it was really well done
Agreed, it was great
Agreed, they're really cute
👌👌
Atreus: I got a new girlfriend
Jack: cool can I see her
Atreus: she’s from another realm, you wouldn’t know her
poor boy just wanted to give the girl a pretty flower
L rizz
Hmph… women ☕️
1:15:00
I am unsure about Norway, but it is a Welsh tradition. We have a story about a Welsh farmer who sold a cow to an Englishman, but the Englishman could not get the cow to move. However, when he complained to the Welshman, the Welsh farmer simply sang and the cow followed.
Sean beating the writers to the cringy punchlines is boss
Yeah, really bad writing. Just have the characters constantly talking cliched nonsense isn't good writing. I would rather they said a lot less but what they said was more carefully thought out instead of incessantly chattering.
@@holliswilliams8426 The kids are the ones making all those cringe-y jokes in the game, showing how they are still children.
@@polarapoc6689 woah kids acting like kids??? Unacceptable..how is that possible? Bad writing
@@holliswilliams8426 shut up ffs
@@paccuso7269 replied to the wrong person, bud