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- God of War Ragnarok Kratos receives Odin ring of power Draupnir from Sindri
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I like the detail they added about Draupnir and their 'supplies'. The reason they have so much metal to work with is because Draupnir is constantly replicating and replenishing their supplies!
Yeah. We all saw the same scene.
That's probably why they stole it. but from what Brok says, Odin probably stole it from the dwarves and they stole it back and kept it for themselves.
@@gamermaster16508 no it was gifted to odin by the dwarves.
@@johnchoi4473 yes and I'm sure all he had to do was ask nicely.
@@gamermaster16508 its clear you dont know shit about norse myth...that ring was gifted to odin by the dwarves. That aspect of the myth has not changed even in this game. "We Un-gifted" in other words...they simply took it back.
Draupnir is low key dangerous even as a ring. Imagine it falling into the Lake of Nine and flooding the realm with inifinite copies.
It reminds me of an SCP thats just an infinite cake
What makes Draupnir dangerous though? Just curious
@@titan133760 imagine being swarmed by tiny rings as it infinitely replicates itself forever and ever. It’d destroy the world by crushing it.
@@thethinkingbox4022 Not really, it replicates every ninth night with new nine rings, and we aren't even sure if those compound. A week is plenty to find the real one, considering how Sindri did it so easily, there must be something, it doesn't take for the ninth day for someone to notice the ring is missing, let alone let it form a gold mountain and make things complicated.
if Draupnir ring follows the original mythology, it could only replicate itself up to 8 more copies.
I like how Tyr here said "They stole Draupnir?", I wondered why his voice was mad, until I know this Tyr was just Odin
Clever foreshadowing
WHy spoil the game 4 others
@@billywashington5 get off the comment section bozo
@@billywashington5 don't be watching stuff on it then until you've finished the game
The what??!?? Well this would just turn the the situation way worse than it is.
This is an incredibly imaginative weapon.
it is
i remember hearing about this ring from a norse lore video i watched a while ago and i love how they turned it into a weapon, and its probably my favorite in the game, love my infinite exploding spears
There's god of war for you
This begs the question whether The Arms of Sparta was a magically enchanted weapon given how Kratos was able to shoot out multiple spears or whether that was just one of his abilities as a God of War at the time or just gameplay mechanics
Leviathan Axe? More of a heavy-hitter. You aim it at the head and you’d retrieve the axe along with some poor person’s spinal fluids.
The Blades are more quick, sure, but it tackles radius more than it does ranged fights, so its more of a pull-push deal than anything.
But the Spear? DAMN does it work wonders at a distance, and close-range isn’t bad either. Not to mention the experience of turning someone into a pin cushion then fragmenting them into a thousand pieces is amazing.
respect to Sindri, his loss is immeasurable
Pixels can be measured though
@@elijahsmithneisd Because his soul is split up now. There is no way to revive him again, and because when he first died, only a fraction of him went away, Brok is prevented from entering an afterlife. Sindri didn't just lose his brother physically, but spiritually too. When Sindri dies and goes to the well of souls (however long that may be), Brok will not be on the other side waiting for him. They will never reunite.
@@SolarBrain4128 holy fuck thats terrible, no wonder that broke him
Man needs a hug...
@@SolarBrain4128 Yet that was his own fault as he chose to bring him back as he could not handle his loss
A cool detail is that when odin confronts kratos on the mountain he states he never cared much for brok but can't doubt his talent. He could have said sindri or the huldra brothers but he knew it was brok who went alone because sindri stayed at the house when he was still there as "Tyr".
Yeah there’s a lot between “Tyr” and Odin that was clever foreshadowing
“We didn’t steal nothin’. We just un-gifted what never shoulda been gifted in the first place”
Based brok
wow it’s even better when you say it
Brok being funny in normal tone is hilarious 😂
@@yaqinmalul1364 he be speaking truth tho
I’m pretty sure Brok was the smartest one out of the group. He legit knew how to beat Heimdall. He just doesn’t have the abnormal strength to back up his Genius. And for some weapons, you need that type of abnormal strength to even wield a god killer weapon. I feel like if Kratos legitimately wanted to Solo Kill Odin, Brok would’ve known what Weapon could do the exact job and would’ve gave Kratos advice on how to use it against him.
Well, he's brok. That's enough
I’m pretty sure the only way Kratos could have killed Odin by himself is if he let his rage consume him and returned to the old God of War.
Probably oukd of buffed Draupnir to make it on par with Grunrir, Odin's personal spear.
brok is like jeremy clarkson
He was the first person to figure out odin was Tyr. All the pieces weren't welding together.
After knowing the whole story, it's interesting to note Tyr's reaction when he learns about Draupnir
I was thinking the same thing…
i honestly was taken aback by it and did my new game + playthrough watching all of Tyr's movements and gestures... it was very well hidden but some moments, Odin peared through and was not Tyr like despite the mimicry.
@@gmjon6507 So many moments are different with the knowledge that Tyr is Odin in disguise throughout the game, like your first encounter with "Tyr" he's a cowardly mess, because that's what ODIN expects and wants him to be after his imprisonment. But when you meet the REAL Tyr in the prison, he's just like "oh hey, what's up. thanks for letting me out.", he's like the most chill dude ever.
@@HylianKnight02the real Tyr most likely wouldn’t of cared if he learned that Brok and Sindri stole draupnir and probably would want justice for what Odin did to him and be a bigger help we saw what the real tyr can really do in Valhalla
@@garrettjackson1451 He'd probably say the exact same thing OdinTyr said, but with a different delivery, Odin was angry.
Tyr would probably be more like "Oh so THATS where that went."
Sindri: "He'll see any weapon coming at him!"
Brok: "Not unless we throw EVERY weapon at him."
"parry this, you casual"
Brok: "Plus the Kitchen Sink."
@@Victor-056 Brok: "Let that sink in"
this is the turning point for Sindri's character. he didn't mind creating certain things for others, with things he didn't want or need anymore. then he gets mauled by Atreus as a bear and is asked to hand over Draupnir, which is something he actually still uses and cares about. Kratos then blames him for Atreus disappearing and makes a decision to potentially expose his secret from Brok. Brok's death is the final nail in the coffin.
I really appreciate how the game still showed the ring and its properties in a creative way before forging it into the spear. If it were like the Greek trilogy, they'd probably just name the spear with unlimited copies Draupnir and call it a day, but they first showed the original item from norse mythology. It also shows the ramifications such ring would have, like how knowing which is the multiplying one.
My solution would have been to put a mark on it or something that lights up around dwarves, so you’d never lose it unless you weren’t meant to have it to begin with.
@@TheCorrodedMan That wouldn't work, it copies itself one to 9 every full moon cycle.
@@mustangcody I mean the original ring, not the copies. I’d weave the magic so that only the original would have the mark, while all the copies were just run of the mill gold rings. Sindri’s idea works too, though: tie a rope to it
@@mustangcody Will it copy the mark too?
@@THExRISER It copies itself, so if the mark is on the ring, guess what happens.
This game is a gift from God
*The Gods
Lol
@@lbpvssplatoon2542 you know jokes?
@@bangeja8147 I think he might've been making a joke about the game dude
+ Of War
@@lotus412 ++ Ragnarok!!😆😆
So something I didn't think about, which is concerning.
Draupnir, as the artifact is in the mythology, has an enchantment that makes it 'drip' eight exact-copies of itself at the end of every ninth night. Which is remarkable, after a year you'll make roughly 320 rings; each made out of gold and could be worth a lot. Infinite money, basically.
During this scene in the game, the Ring duplicates in Sindri's hands and he almost drops it, concerned that it's no longer the real one. It then duplicates again before he gives it to Brok, which relieves Sindri, and freaks me the fuck out. The timestamp for the first dupe is 2:51, the second at 3:53, roughly one fucking minute later.
There are 1,440 minutes in a day. 8 per minute would mean Draupnir in the game makes 11,520 copies *every, single, day*
"That is....I can't imagine.." - Freya lol
Now, I don't know how long ago from that point Brok and Sindri stole Draupnir back, but assuming they started with just Draupnir and no other rings, they'd be handling 4,204,800 every year. That's not just infinite wealth. That's *unhinged* infinite wealth. That's gotta be one big ass hole they have or they really do use that much material lmao
Which imagining if Sindri DID drop it would be kinda a VERY big issue
Did it say it will make all 8 copies instantly? Maybe it makes 8 copies throughout the ninth night in multiple instances. Like the first time we see it copy itself, there's not 8 but like 3 or so copies. A minute later and 3 more copies
Honestly thought of Brok's statement and he's right. Plenty for supplies since that hole was definitely designed to be far down in the Earth but they stopped after less than a minute of going down which means it's nearly fully of golden rings. More than a lifetime's money trove.
They have the entirety of the realm between realm to store supplies
@@ktp01 That's not the point. The point is that it's way crazier than the original, AND Draupnir's mere existence in the world would shoot the value of gold over time to damn near nothing.
Gold is dense, so a tiny ring like that could have some weight to it. Let's say, each ring weighs about 0.3 lbs each. After a year, they'd get a pile of 1,261,440 lbs of gold for free.
That's stupid. They've honestly made a Treasure Trove that can't be found by anyone. As soon as it is, it'll be taken and spent willy nilly and then the treasure will lose all its value because of supply and demand.
Honestly, it's a good thing they basically killed the Ring by making it into a Spear. Now the world just has a couples worth of those obscene piles of gold in the world that Sindri will probably keep secret. Otherwise, idfk what would've happened
I like the detail that the elevator crashes to a stop sooner than Sindri was expecting because the pile of rings had grown so much taller since he was last down there
I like how Tyr tries to convince Kratos not to fight Heimdall because he knows Kratos will beat him, and he doesn't want Heimdall to lose Gjallerhorn
I like how Tyr stares at Sindri when he finds out they stole the draupnir.
The real Tyr would be the opposite and would want to help Kratos fight Heimdall he probably hates him just as much as everyone on Asgard did and supports Kratos plan to protect Atreus. And wouldn’t of cared that draupnir got taken back
@@garrettjackson1451the real tyr would've killed heimdal himself
@@littlepenguinowo1819 most likely since he might of been one of the few people who can touch him.
Plus I bet Heimdall would insult Tyr by calling him a giant lover and a traitor
Brok was such a comedic relief in this dark game. You will be missed Brok and Sindri.
Sindri and Brok never deserved this… although Brok wanted to die or rest in peace finally and his death was quick which was good😢 Sindri still couldn’t accept the fact that Brok is actually gone for good, now he’s alone… and like he said They kept on taking and taking until Sindri is left with nothing. even his family is gone😭 REST IN PEACE BROK
Sadly brok was already gone. He is a reanimated quasi zombie dwarf…
@@Ozzie_Mandias how so Bastard of Bolton?
Not an insult but a nudge to your username, "come and see" 😏
Brok never deserved to not have an Afterlife
Should've put in a Quest to restore his Soul, at least
@@Rensune that's what I've expected.... Godamn
Tbh if it wasn't for artreus and kratos he wouldn't be speaking to brok anyway, artreus did the best he could as well did the rest of them, there is always casualties in war unfortunately brok being one of them but they did create moljnir which started aesirs war path on the giants, so although sindris grief is heavy his blame towards artreus and kratos is unwarranted but that's what grief does
Going back and watching clips of the game. It make me realize how much they took from the dwarfs. It makes me fell for Sindri.
one of the best lines ive heard from Brok " Oh, pimple Shrimps, Think this can keep us out? Well think the fuck again." best belly laugh i've had
Man I knew the Draupnir ring was going to play some part in the game bc of its inclusion in the collectors edition, never expected them to turn it into a weapon. A badass weapon at that
people forget that kratos needs no secret in killing a god, when he has killed 13 already
I believe the spear was specifically for Heimdall
@@EvOxDrama it is
And let's not forget that unlike the Olympians the NorseGods can be killed by any kind of mortal weapon.....
@@thehermit8723 idk bout that kratos killed all of them with very cool and powerfull weapons intented to kill a god leviathen axe has the strength of Mjolnir and the blades of chaos with the pandoras box is enough to kill the olympians and a few norse gods and well the spear is litreally built to kill heimdal lol
21 actually
2:08 No matter how good & skilled a blacksmith or repairman you maybe, the first instinct if something malfunctions has to be this!
Am i the only one expecting Sindry to call the ring "his precious" and hiss at them?
That moment of him retrieving it gave me serious Golum vibes!
I love Brok's line about having "plenty AND to spare". Didn't think I'd hear a Lord of the Rings reference in God of War.
Please elaborate?
Regardless what happened, without Sindri and Brok helping building a new weapon for Kratos, Hendall would kill Atreus and the rest of rebellion. Like i said, we can’t predict the outcome.
Maybe but Kratos has always been one to defy the odds. Besides it isn’t the weapon, it’s the one who uses it.
Hephaestus gave him a faulty weapon, and still killed Hephaestus in the process. Lesson learned, don't mess with an angry Spartan
@@llensanityml8775 u mean dont mess with Main Chara that have plot armor💀
I don't quite understand how/why Kratos needed the spear to kill heimdall. Hell, he strangled him to death in the end.
I think it was just that Kratos was better. And Heimdall can't handle skilled opponents - like we saw how he was afraid to cross Thor. You can read your opponents mind all day, but if you can't stop them from enacting their thoughts, you're just getting previews of coming attractions.
@@AStrangeWindmill Heimdall is extremely arrogant, Kratos taking pity on him and trying to spare him probably made him see red and he became alot more reckless. Early on he still keeps a cool head while being arrogant but towards the end after being wounded that cool is gone.
when he said he gave them his treasure he meant this . and you can tell he wasnt really sure about giving it away but he still did even tough that wasnt his fight .
Yeah Brok and Sindri really gave them everything and it sucks how Atreus just left at the end without really repaying them.
now we knew the reason why Sindri insist it must be him who go to see the 'lady', since he usually never want to go to anywhere with Kratos since he's "too dirty and violent"
the Lady talk to the soul, since Brok are incomplete, the Lady obviously gonna ignore him and blew Sindri's secret.
thanks, captain obvious
I really love how they showcase stuff without explanation. Sindri says his "I think" in quite a worried manner, later being relieved when the ring multiplies. All that shows just how terrifying it would be to lose the ring in that sea of rings without ever knowing which one is the real one.
2:50 I can imagine that Draupnir was alive in some way; it split into copies so that it may stay with its 'masters', so that it may not leave home. Can't help but feel sorry for it, when you think about it that way.
The first game tears your heart over the relationship of Father and son
The second game tears your heart over the relationship of EVERYTHING AND EVERYONE AND IT SPITS ON YOUR HEART, SQUASHES IT, BREAKS IT INTO PIECES, STOMPS ON IT AND VOMITS ALL OVER IT JUST TO FORCE FEED YOU WITH IT.
Yeowch. And that WAS the understatement of the past few years.
"Ohhh you mean we combine it with...and then when he...it'll go?"
Great dialogue there!
Genius when you consider who was overhearing the conversation.
i love how the game doesnt only focus on kratos and atreus, unlike the last game.
Nah too many characters ruined the game for me. Too many characters means lots of filler. the walking dead struggles with this as well
Yeah maybe this should’ve been stretched into a trilogy.
@@KINGPHANTOMw85 The game doesn't care it was "ruined" for you lmao
It wouldve been better with more fleshing out of
Well actually, everything
@@DHGxMcFlurry That’s his legit opinion on the game. Deal with it, baby.
“No matter what you thought I understood, my son is in danger. I will not allow harm to come to him”. That is amazing, and chilling! Kratos does not play when it comes to Atreus. He will go back to GOW 3 Kratos in a snap if he has to! The God Killer!
Atreus mauled Sindri as a bear, not on purpose but he was definitely hurt. Still Sindri was willing to give up his most prized treasure to save him. Just one of the many little things that piled up throughout the whole story until Brok's death became the final tipping point. Just break the heart watching his tragedy.
So cool knowing how the story plays out, you can see exactly what they had in mind and they knew it would work when describing the spear. "Tyr's" dialogue trying to keep the peace. Then further leading in to how Odin visited AND they even discussed how he knew they were lying but he let things slide.
"On this episode of Hoarders..."
man, you’re good
1:15 I love how salty Odin was about the brothers stealing Draupnir lol
Amazing how GOW has evolved while maintaining the quality. I imagine the future Mayan/Egyptian sagas will be just as epic yet very different.
Kratos already went to Egypt i doubt he'll be going back there
@@walo351 wait what when?
@@TheRadioknight in a comic where he fights a giant hippopotamus it's called fallen god of you want to check it out
I love how Kratos stood up for Brok when he wanted to speak to the lady. Kratos doesn't even know who the lady is he just saw that Sindri was being unfair lmao.
He resented Sindri for helping his son lie behind his back
I believe it's also because Kratos is a man of action. He didn't have time for the usual brotherly squabbles.
Then you realize why Sindri really don't want Brok the one to go see the lady...
@@cedricvelarde I just realized that too.
imagine if he actually lost draupnir and we had to spend a whole realm story arc just searching for an item to determine which ring is draupnir.
There are about 1,329,832 Draupnir copies in the cave (+1 original)! Draupnir has been in that cave for about 4104 of our years. See below for math.
Draupnir creates 8 copies of itself on every 9th day. Roughly 324 new rings appear during each of our years. This ring looks like it's about 1cm thick, and the average ring diameter for men is about 1.6cm. Accounting for material thickness, let's say each ring is (roughly) a cylinder with a radius of 1cm and a height of 1cm. This gives us a volume of 3.14 cubic centimeters. Densely packed circles (hexagonal arrangement) fill 91% of the space they occupy. Let's be charitable and say that the rings are packed fairly densely - maybe 80%, accounting for the fact that rings can intersect each other slightly and that a bunch of disc-shaped objects will most likely settle parallel to the floor. For the Z dimension, let's assume that the rings are stacked in 1.2cm-thick layers (it won't be perfect, obviously - I chose this arbitrarily). A cubic meter would contain about 21,165 rings. (~83 layers, each layer has a total area of 1000cm^2, 80% packing density = 800cm^2, 800 divided by cross-sectional area of ring (3.14cm^2) = ~255, 255 * 83 = 21,165.) The chamber appears to be fairly large, maybe 10 meters in diameter based on Sindri's size. We don't know how deep the rings are piled, but let's say that it's 2 meters. That's a total volume of ~62.8 cubic meters occupied by rings, which means that there are about 1329839 rings in the cave. However, Draupnir produces copies in increments of 8, so 1329839 % 8 = 7, which means that there are a total of 1329832 copies and 1 original in the cave. 1329832/324 new rings per year = 4104 years. Not gonna do the leap year calculation.
Good work with the Math
Respect the dedication even if it’s not necessity.🫡👍
assuming that draupnir is made of pure gold it'd mean they'd have $5,112,911,476.96 worth of gold with the current exchange rate.
I love how Odin knew exactly how they were planning to kill Heimdall and just let it happen.
Yeah that was rather an odd part of the story. Heimdall is the single-handed gatekeeper of ragnarok and Odin let him die? That doesn't make sense. At the same time brok and sindri didn't go to full length as to how the weapon actually works in the house, brok did that only in front of Kratos
As a fake Tyr he tried to convince them to make peace with Odin, also he wanted to learn their plan for killing Heimdall so he could react to it somehow but both Sindri and Brok didn't want to tell it in front of him and Brok told Kratos when they were alone. What else could he do?
@@RJWaynerium i think it's because odin's ego led him to becoming was convinced that his entire "master plan" was working. averting ragnarok and the unlocking rift was odin's main goal, and he was willing to do anything to achieve them. odin was fully aware of the risk and certainty that kratos will kill heimdall, but he was likely assuming that he would have won by then. he probably thought that getting closer and working with atreus would outpace kratos' own plans, so keeping heimdall alive would give odin more time, which was more valuable to him than gjallahorn at this point
@@RJWaynerium yeah and he say "we are square with Hemdall" thats all
Heim looks like the right hand of Odin, not Thor the delivery boy
Not only watch the city but the people and from inside themselfs is like loosing your queen in chess LMAO
0:20 Bro what a epic line from Kratos
So that’s why when they tried to use the realm travel it didn’t work, cause Odin (disguised as TYR) did something quick.
I like how Sindri says he has to talk to the lady and that there's a reason as to why Brok can't talk to the "Lady" the reason is because of his 3/4 soul and she can only see whole souls. Cool little addition.
The reason Brok doesn't have a whole soul is because he actually died but Sindri couldn't be alone and went to the lake of souls and only managed to get 3 of Brok's 4 souls. Btw that's not why he's blue.
yeah his blueness is due to him not wearing gloves and getting poisoning from the metals
More specifically, silver turns skin blue
and now Brok is denied an afterlife :(
PLUS WHEN BROK ARRIVES TO THE DWARVEN VILLAGE THEY ARE ALL SHOCKED TO SEE HIM BACK... AS IN BACK FROM THE DEAD. COOL LITTLE DETAIL ALSO
@@evanlight2550 Indeed. Silver poisoning, known as Argyria.
Mimir: Draupnir?! I bloody knew these two had nicked it... and Odin blamed me for it disappearing...
Tyr: 'They' stole Draupnir?
Notice how Tyr phrases that and cuts off Sindri from walking without even so much as giving the dwarf a glance. Didn't even notice it myself until I saw this for a second time, clever hint.
It really makes sense how passive this version of Tyr is, at first I thought, man this guy is very cowardly, and paranoid about avoiding war, despite being a god of war, how could he possibly broker a peace, if his version of diplomacy is effectively capitulation.
And then I realized, who he was, very clever
Seems everyone's missed Sindri's hesitation. He values his friends, but he's giving them everything he has, and he realises he doesn't like that. He realises he should've set boundries but now it's too late and they are just using him.
So Dwarf stole draupnir and frame Mirnir so Odin take out his frustration on Mirnir and got away with it
You think about it is funny
So the funny thing is that The Norns never said Heimdall would kill Atreus, only that he intended to. Kratos just jumped to that conclusion, and rushed off to kill him just like they said he would. They even mocked him for it. On top of their general mocking, that is.
"Again he misses the point."
"Focusing on the second act to the exclusion of the final. A common mistake in story-craft."
Ironically, although their power is insignificant in comparison to the Greek Fates, it is because of that that they cannot be meaningfully defeated. They have no control over the story, they just call it like they see it; killing them would accomplish nothing.
They are Giantesses so they can see the future and the moment Kratos would attempt anything, they could create another mind illusion that can harm and occupy Kratos until they could leave.
"Unpopular at parties."
After seeing all previous interaction between Heimdall and the rest of the cast, I can't imagine why ! (/s)
One ring to rule them, one ring to find them all, one ring to bring them all and in darkness bind them all.
Precious
The ring that inspired the ring from the lord of the rings. Hence why they made Sindri not want to let it go.
Wait, I thought the One Ring was inspired by the ring from Wagner's Ring Cycle, which also has its roots steeped in Norse mythology.
@@DT-267K Based on what I read Wagner's Ring Cycle is based on the Nibelungenlied sagas. At least that is what it says on Wikipedia.
Genuinely thought he couldn't drop it due to his concussion
@@NoSoulJoel177 Is that based on the ring that corrupted the dwarf Fafnir into a dragon?
@@johnlucas2838 Might be you'll have to look into the Nibelungenlied sagas yourself for that, I have no clue.
The way he hesitated to let it go really reminded me of Bilbo Baggins
A ring to rule them all.🤗
3:40 little error. In 2018 Mimir states that the Aesir are the ones that call the land of the dwarves svartlfiem due to their ignorance. In actuality Sindri should be calling it Niodvalir as that’s what the dwarves actually call their realm.
I get that Sindri lost a lot. But he and Brok did need to make up for creating Mjolnir. That weapon single handedly genocided the entire giant race, and they do bear some responsibility for that.
It’s not like they created Mjolnir FOR Thor to kill giants with. Hell, they even made the Leviathan Axe so SOMETHING would be able to go up against it.
"Whatever his advantages I will overwhelm them with my own" man that gave me old Kratos vibes
“Unpopular at parties,this won’t be easy!” Never change sindri,never change
I love sindri’s reaction to the idea lol, and then brok going “it’s a fuckin surprise.” They are an irreplaceable comedic duo
draupnir just make killing heimdall easier, remember that kratos literally catching him with the 3 hit combo that send mimir flying.
I think that was the goal kratos had in mind, kratos would have still killed heimdall but it would have taken a huge toll on him, allowing him to be killed by thor, kratos was a genius for flying towards prophecy instead of trying to avoid it, because it made killing heimdall way easier and provided him the firepower to take down thor.
That was towards the end when his mind was more clouded than when they started. It'll depend on if Heimdall has infinite stamina or not
I remember first time seeing Tyr get pissy over Draupnir and thinking "Shut up Tyr" Odin did a good job at making Tyr seem like a coward. Hiding in the house when Garm is set free and claws through the realms
Condescending too, every plan they make "Tyr" tries to shut it down or manipulate then into a different plan. Constantly bringing up things to cause tension.
-How Kratos killed Baldur
-calls Atreus the champion to stoke his Ego
-tells Freya and Kratos that Atreus will return and not too worry. As if he trusted Odin to be kind
- tells Kratos and Atreus their path will only lead to the death of the innocent
Sindri …dear old sindri he is a reminder that when someone is always laughing or smiling or compensating they likely have something hidden in them and it can create an awe or destroy all words to match and I don’t think we seen the extent he can go to
In an alternate universe, Sindri dropped the real Draupnir and the whole plan failed.😂
At first I was worried that he didn't take the entire ring but only a part of it, now I realize that it was just cloning itself
I like how sindri is trying to keep brok from going to the lady since he dosent have all his soul bits
I half expected gollum to come flying out of the pile and attack Sindri
All of Tyrs dialog in this scene makes so much sense in retrospect lol
If I recall right in legends a chain belt made of this rings makes anyone who wears it 3 times stronger. This belt was a thing along with magical gloves Thor had to wear to actually throw his hammer.
I like the dynamic between brok and sindri they are both funny and very clever
Sindri: What's the plan?
Kratos: Kull Heimdull
Brok: Good plan!
as impressive as Kratos's story and development was, Sindri was pretty profound as well
He was annoying and selfish.
@@Backstorm13 Sindri gave away his entire life.
Draupnir was the source of their material for smithing.
@@Backstorm13 dude kept giving and look at what he got
@@Emiichoconot even his family
0:54 *DAMN YOU, THATS BRILLIANT!*
~sindri huldra
I love how the rings actually stay on the floor where they were in the cutscene
Dang dude. Sindri seemed pretty content with his brother around.
That loss hit him hard huh
They really did give us everything
“We didn’t steal nothing, we just ungifted what shouldn’t have been gifted in the first place”
- a legend
Didn't know how crazy things the dialogue were during a second run of the game now that I know what Odin was doing the entire game
Mimir: "I've never seen anyone lay a finger on Heimdall"
Kratos: "Hold my beer"
Thats how how you represent a paradox item
"Well think the fuck again." Man I think he's the person that made the phrase fuck around and find out.
tyr reaction makes sense now that we know hes odin
Sindri: My precious!
So this is how they have so much material to work with
Sindri just straight up looks like a sad puppy on his way down to grab the Draupnir ring, I really do wish things get better on his end in future game or maybe even DLC
Watching this knowing Tyr is Odin bring so much context
I heard "Tyr's" voice and I was like "oh shit thats odin!!!"
Tyr: Even if it means war?
Kratos: I'm the god of war, what do you think?
Hold up! Draupnir only makes copies of itself once a day. Now whenever it wants.
UPGRADES
brok is a actual legend
i find it funny how hes so hesitant to give away a ring. reminds me of LOTR
is Brok actually gone?!?!! this can’t be true there has to be a way he can be brought back!!
If they brought him back, he probably angry and sad.
No he already brought back before he is blue because he is already death once, so before gow 4 start sindri go to lake in alfheim to get brok soul but only 3 of 4 brok soul fragment. But since brok didnt want to be revived and brok body already burned. So the change to seeing brok revive again is low
I still say they owe us a way to save his soul.
@@Jinroh333 awohhh FAWK!!!😭😭 he was my absolute FAVOURITE Character😢i never knew i could have loved/liked a character
from a game (not in that kind of way) it's just
Brok and Sindri were always my favourite
characters, Brok was always funny mad and
serious all the time.
Brok wanted to die or rest in peace finally and
his death was quick which was good so he didn’t suffer much 😢 Sindri
still couldn't accept the fact that Brok is actually
gone for good, now he's alone... and like he said
They kept on taking and taking until Sindri is left
with nothing. even his family is gone RIP BROK AND LOVE SINDRI!!! Brok will live in our Memories and our Hearts now lol🥹😢
I died at “well think the fuck again”
Anyone else kinda geeking out, remember Thor in the MCU going to Nidavellir to forge a "Thanos killing" weapon and Rocket all stoked to go there. Here we are getting our own God killing weapon forged just for us in the realm of the dwarfs. When it was happening my face started to hurt from smiling too long.
You can see it in his eyes
Tyr lecturing Kratos about war, not knowing his the god of war and asking kratos if it even means war is like asking a person if they eat when they’re hungry.
My opinion
1. When sindri going down after the lamp glitch, sindri simply got suprise that it already react at bottom or top of the ring.
2. The rope when u see its pretty close when sindri take the ring, which it mean at first they store it they simply put the ring in the middle of the rope for safekeeping when duplicate and fall at the bottom.
And now the ring already much near level with the ring
Sindri didn't want to let go of the precious