An often missed but amazing detail: Kratos actually grounded Thor by pinning his hand to the ground with a dagger, thus shorting out all his lightening. Without the lightening he could no longer summon mjolnir and was forced to calm down and listen. Kratos beat him with that greek science when fists alone would not do.
If you think like that then you should hear Polish version. Polish Thor sounds much better. Same thing about Odin. Regret that you don't know this language. I am not Polish but I learned this language.
@@icysweetnexi same could be said for Kratos no matter how much he tries to change and be better he'll always be seen as a monster who killed his own wife and child, ghost of sparta, one who killed the olympian gods etc
@@sightseeingtorture yeah we see at the end that kratos was finally seen as hope once a merciless brutal God tearing everyone to shreds to now being loved by everyone
Thing is, Kratos was once a reasonable man. He was a hard warrior in his mortal days, but he loved his family and he loved his home. He was gentle with his wife and child, he was tough but fair on his brother to try and make him strong to survive life as a Spartan. Even after the death of his family in CoO, Kratos was sympathetic to the people. It took 10 years of serving the Gods to make him a truly dispassionate man towards anyone who wasn't a Spartan, and even after that it took up until thje 3rd game for him to go full villain killing other villains. Kratos is a great character who is constantly developing and I enjoy it. Though I do hope he stays here, content and happy to help rebuild.
This is exactly what Odin deserves. Brok was denied an afterlife and when Sindri destroyed the soul sphere that Atreus trapped his soul into, Odin suffered the same fate. It's the perfect revenge.
I love seeing Kratos’ emotions when he saw his new path. To go from hatred, being feared, being unruly to being loved, loving, caring, and being merciful. Never did he think that others would look to him, nor did he think he’d have control over his life. Absolutely amazing character arc
That she foresaw his will to change his way would bring him the wisdom required to become a true God of War, not one that seeks destruction and death, but a God of War that understands its price and knows it is a forsaken path one must rebuke, a God of War that doesn't lead with rage, but with wisdom and deems him worthy of adoration for it. It's such a magnificent ending for a tortured character.
He became the All-Father of the new age - Freya by his side, Mimir as his consul, and all those Valkyries and humans supporting him. He even has the support of the dwarves he saved from bondage. The God of Hope even has Tyr as his backup now.
I just realized something. When Atreus holds up the gem, he holds it on Odin's right side, his blind side, so he doesn't realize what the spell does until it's too late.
Man, the narcissism runs strong in Odin. Orders his son to kill Kratos after belittling and insulting him (a constant pattern apparently), then when Thor says no, straight up murders the man in front of his daughter, tells him he didn't want to, then points the finger at Kratos and tells said daughter "It's his fault, blame him not me."
the only way to make a compelling villain when your main characters are boring generic blocks of wood is if you just make the bad guy as obviously unlikable as possible. But I can see through that. Odin was the least boring and annoying character in this particular installment.
Well they're warriors. It's one thing to kill Odin in battle, hell even to execute him for his crimes, but at that point Odin was more than just helpless. There was no need to kill him as he was contained, and to do so would have been nothing but spite.
It feels so good in this game to unleash the hyper combo. Finally getting to do Freya/Atreus+all three weapons plus the talisman feels so powerful. Perfect example of gameplay matching story in choosing which moment to peak.
I love the sound of Odin's voice when he casts a spell. Shame we didn't get to see Odin fight more, he's a badass here and it takes three gods to take him down
As a father of myself this game has showed me I have so much to look forward with my sons. One Day they are going to to travel without me protecting them and I will have to let them find their place in the world. That balance if fear and pride kratos for his son is truly relatable.This game truly is a family masterpiece.
Just rewatched this ending and goddamnit I started crying when Kratos said LOKI WILL GO. ATREUS REMAINS. goddamn. you can see him emoting his sadness and pride in his son
In the end, Kratos entire journey starting from the end of God Of War 3 led to this specific moment. To discover his destiny, locked up in an ancient cave in an old land far away North. It's fantastic
I was so worried when I found out Kratos had a living kid, not just because they would be likely to die, but in the chance they DIDNT die, they'd likely lead into a new era of God of War, with the child as the protagonist I wasn't ready for that to happen... No I'd be happy to follow Atreus into a new era
@@icysweetnexi For me, I disagree. Atreus is just overly annoying to me. Part of it is his character model, part is his VA, but it's mostly just his character that bugs me. I'd much rather see some DLC/Side games where Kratos visits other countries on his way up north.
@@Artimidorus Agreed. His face looks weird to me, can't pin it down but if they wanna give him his own game then I think he should be older and have a new VA. No one wants to play as a whiny teen for a 60 hour game.
You know, I just realized Kratos should have told Odin about Pandora's box, that the hope of the unknown is preferable to the dreary bore of endless certainty
11:18 I love the tone and volume of her voice. You can practically feel the satisfaction she has from it; to have the very man she's loathed for YEARS finally on his knees at her mercy (and not in that 'other' sense).
I love the colors at 13:00. On odins side it’s green symbolizing Loki and his growth throughout the game and in the other is red symbolizing Atreus and his origins and family. Beautiful.
When Freya said "you have no hold on me anymore" I felt a lotta freedom from that line And the Odin boss fight, I'd thought there would be a lot more to him than I thought it there would be.
before I got to the final boss I decided to listen to the music for this scene and I actually cried because I didn't realize how much I loved Brock so when I beat Odin and then doing the 100% game completion I chosen to save the "funeral for a friend" trophy for the last thing I needed to do because I wanted this to be the true end to this fantastic game 10/10
@@mcneilly420zzz I mean I would think it would be a much more fun experience if you didn't know what happened in the game, but you enjoy the game however you want to
@@spectralspectra2282 For some people, spoilers don't mess up anything. Honestly, I don't understand how spoilers can so easily ruin things for people. My best friend and I always speak freely without any concern for spoilers. For them, knowing what comes next alleviate anxiety. For me, knowing what comes next tends to just get me excited. However, there are cases where it can result in me taking a break from the thing I'm getting into, if it's not a very pleasant spoiler.
They need to show that girlboss i dont need no man energy or else people will call it sexist on twitter and the publisher won't get free money from blackrock anymore.
A real God of war fights to bring it to an End. Peace is their Purpose. GOD this game has probably the best Character emotion delivery that we mighty ever see.
14:19 - Make many enemies and you shall have many obstacles. Make many friends and you shall have many victories. Odin's complaint was because of his own cause and effects.
If you told me ten years ago the protagonist of God of War would be leading the reconstruction of realms, hugging his son, and changing destiny, I would've called you a lunatic. Yet here we are
I just beat it last night🙏🏽😫!!! I FKN love this game! The voice acting, the storytelling, the beautiful landscapes, the family feuds, the love, the pain, the adventure! It’s been sucha long time since a game has captivated and glued me to my TV! This game and the Last Of Us were the only game that brought tears to my eyes🥲!!! This felt more like a movie more than a game and I love that! I’m so excited to see where this game goes in the future! This is for sure my number one game of all time! I’ve played God Of War since the beginning and its amazing to witness what this game has become!
Kratos and Thor at 5:03 sum up the entire lesson Kratos learned in GoW 2018 "Don't you know what I've done?!?" *"YES...but what will you do now"* The same way Kratos came to terms with his past and promised Faye and Atreus he would *Be Better* Followed by Thor telling Odin "No" for the first, and sadly the last time. Kratos was the Giants champion. Thor was Half giant and Kratos got him too see reason (I'm pretty sure Thor is drunk during Ragnarok too)
Kratos came a very long way, from a bloodlust warrior seeking vengeance for the loss of all his family on Greece, all his past allies that died trying to help him or betraying him, to man who can put his past behind and not be seeing as the monster he once was.
I really love how Thor had a change of heart at the end. He choose not to be a drunkard anymore. Deep down he loved Atreus,Freya,His wife, Kratos, Thruid, Mimir, he actually loved them all deep down in his heart. He hated the all fucker!
Odin's greatest mistake was to never have treated Thor like a son but like a tool. For all his cunning and power of manipulation and persuasion, he still failed to consider that his most formidable "weapon" could turn on him.
@@stephen6954we’ve been shown since the beginning that a lot of Kratos’ power is derived from his own will/rage. Dude defied death by climbing out of the underworld like 3 times simply because he *still had things to do and gods to kill,* has seemingly infinite strength when he’s angry enough, and can kill pretty much anything if he really wants to. Only he’s not angry anymore, he doesn’t WANT to butcher gods anymore, in this storyline he’s forced into it by circumstance and it’s made him weaker (maybe not in terms of physical strength, but more vulnerable to death at least). He might not be the insane living weapon he once was, but his raw physical power has given way to wisdom and peace of mind in his old age. In other words, he’s finally moved on and no longer allows his past to make him a violent monster.
Good to know a year later I’m still able to cry at the beauty that took years to make, a path deep in pain, and a story that shows a choice is always possible. I love God Of War
Kratos went toe to toe with thor and defeated him right after that he fights odin and with the help of his companions he successfully stopped odin yet he is looking fresh ready to go one more round with surtr. What a chad.
We pray for kratos our new allfather, he will not be hated by mortals and gods no more, that is what kratos diserves respect, friendship and loyalty, goodbye kratos until we meet again in 3 or 4 years ☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
U know you can see two types of reflection in this game between characters 1.) Kratos and Thor, Thor reflects Kratos's past, he was a boy who grew up in violence, a man groomed to be a tool and weapon for others to use, a god of hate, rage, and anger. Kratos who has already walked this path is able help Thor make a new choice to better for his family one that he takes, and during the events he does signs of trying to change until Odin breaks him into his old habits and addiction to later kiling him when Thor defies him. 2.) Atreus and Odin, Odin is a dark reflection of Atrues could've become, in pursuit of answers Odin ignores the consequences of those choices such as abusing his son and family, killing and taking from other realms, to enslaving the dwarves and killing brok which led to his defeat. What does Atreus do during the game, he ignores Kratos a experienced war veteran and godkiller of the consequences of war, he sets Garm free that leads to it eating the realms, just after ignoring everyone's misgivings of his idea to talk to Odin which inadvertently lead to brok's death and war on asgard, Atreus had good intentions of course but as Kratos stated during the bear cub scene "Intent doesn't matter, only the consequences."
Atreus puts on the mask, spins around the room like the Tasmanian devil, and yells “Ssssssmokin’!!”
Becoming Jim Carrey
I don't think it's THAT Mask 😂
@@Christ_died_for_your_sins_777. it actually is that mask but the effects were not the same xD lol
IPKISSSSS!!!
🤣😂
An often missed but amazing detail: Kratos actually grounded Thor by pinning his hand to the ground with a dagger, thus shorting out all his lightening. Without the lightening he could no longer summon mjolnir and was forced to calm down and listen. Kratos beat him with that greek science when fists alone would not do.
Holy crap I just thought that was Kratos being Kratos but that’s actually really cool that he was thought of that.
Vsauce! Kratos here.
@@Miraihithis is gold hhhaha love vsauce :D
Also, also the Greeks were the first people to try and understand electricity in a scientific sense so it makes sense.
@@bangoouygi6372 "Kratos being Kratos" won't work on Thor. This was also possible because Thor was very tired from his fight with the world serpent.
Man Thor's voice actor was going beyond it all. Fucking love it.
rip opie
Christopher Judge
It’s the same dude who plays beta from the walking dead, Ryan hurst. His actor is always good at playing brute like intimidating characters
If you think like that then you should hear Polish version. Polish Thor sounds much better. Same thing about Odin. Regret that you don't know this language. I am not Polish but I learned this language.
@@icysweetnexi How do you want to know that I don't know it?
Cause I actually do.
When Kratos said: *We must be better, for the sake of our children* Thor realised that he is the drunk animal, not Kratos
Thor was and always will be a monster. Nothing more.
@@icysweetnexi sad thing is, thor could have changed. sadly, odin took that away
@@icysweetnexi same could be said for Kratos no matter how much he tries to change and be better he'll always be seen as a monster who killed his own wife and child, ghost of sparta, one who killed the olympian gods etc
@@darkabz2346 It would surprising, but Kratos won't be seen as monster no more.
@@sightseeingtorture yeah we see at the end that kratos was finally seen as hope once a merciless brutal God tearing everyone to shreds to now being loved by everyone
From bloodlust to serenity, From War to Peace, From Rage to Benevolence.
The path of Kratos, Ladies and Gentlemen.
Thing is, Kratos was once a reasonable man. He was a hard warrior in his mortal days, but he loved his family and he loved his home. He was gentle with his wife and child, he was tough but fair on his brother to try and make him strong to survive life as a Spartan. Even after the death of his family in CoO, Kratos was sympathetic to the people. It took 10 years of serving the Gods to make him a truly dispassionate man towards anyone who wasn't a Spartan, and even after that it took up until thje 3rd game for him to go full villain killing other villains.
Kratos is a great character who is constantly developing and I enjoy it. Though I do hope he stays here, content and happy to help rebuild.
Path of all…who walked with him…
now we need a game spinoff named Loki about finding the lost Giants
from retirement to Egypt
that made me cringe harder than when I stubbed my toe.
This is exactly what Odin deserves. Brok was denied an afterlife and when Sindri destroyed the soul sphere that Atreus trapped his soul into, Odin suffered the same fate. It's the perfect revenge.
I love seeing Kratos’ emotions when he saw his new path. To go from hatred, being feared, being unruly to being loved, loving, caring, and being merciful. Never did he think that others would look to him, nor did he think he’d have control over his life. Absolutely amazing character arc
That she foresaw his will to change his way would bring him the wisdom required to become a true God of War, not one that seeks destruction and death, but a God of War that understands its price and knows it is a forsaken path one must rebuke, a God of War that doesn't lead with rage, but with wisdom and deems him worthy of adoration for it. It's such a magnificent ending for a tortured character.
@@HazelSolitaire Not a forsaken path to rebuke. One to be walked in wisdom and temperance, for there are times when bloodshed is unavoidable.
He became the All-Father of the new age - Freya by his side, Mimir as his consul, and all those Valkyries and humans supporting him. He even has the support of the dwarves he saved from bondage. The God of Hope even has Tyr as his backup now.
@@matasa7463 i hope we get another game of him after he “healed” himself in the dlc. Would be awesome to see him again
@@sarahjones2541
Let him chill in his new throne right now. We'll probably get a story of Atreus and some drama with his 2 "friends".
I just realized something. When Atreus holds up the gem, he holds it on Odin's right side, his blind side, so he doesn't realize what the spell does until it's too late.
lol what
People really do just come on to the comments to either lie their asses off or make stuff up and assume shit don’t they.🤦🏼
You think Odin didnt know??? Youre dumb.
@@zakai-kazhater
@@lolwhatidkhater
Man, the narcissism runs strong in Odin. Orders his son to kill Kratos after belittling and insulting him (a constant pattern apparently), then when Thor says no, straight up murders the man in front of his daughter, tells him he didn't want to, then points the finger at Kratos and tells said daughter "It's his fault, blame him not me."
the only way to make a compelling villain when your main characters are boring generic blocks of wood is if you just make the bad guy as obviously unlikable as possible. But I can see through that. Odin was the least boring and annoying character in this particular installment.
When Sindri destroys the gem, Kratos is the ONLY one who didn't flinch
Kratos, Freya, and Atreus taking their sweet time to decide what to do 😂 Sindri comes “give me that shit let me do it, taking too long”
Well they're warriors. It's one thing to kill Odin in battle, hell even to execute him for his crimes, but at that point Odin was more than just helpless. There was no need to kill him as he was contained, and to do so would have been nothing but spite.
I love how the games show great development within characters and introducing new characters as well, it really brings in the emotions
Yes exactly ❤
A lot of emotions.
Not for me.
@@icysweetnexisucks for you, sourpuss
If you had told me 18 years ago that we'd ever see Kratos hug someone, I'd have laughed till it hurt. And yet here we are.
So u was into the series since the start?
Can u tell me if the games. Back then had a lot of hype around them or not
@@Idkk613 For its time they were def hype af, I remember playing the first one on the PS2 and not many other games came close to it fr
@@Idkk613Hype wasn’t the same as it is now. Social media wasn’t really a thing yet.
Bruh he hugged Calliope lmao.
how the mighty have fallen.
Thor had a Will Smith moment, "Keep her damn name out your F***** mouth". Developers have a great sense of humor!!
haha yeah that's pretty funny, bet the devs had a good laugh about that
I wonder if it was intentional or the lines had already been recorded prior to the Oscar’s and it’s just a funny coincidence
That's not a Will Smith thing, it's a thing people have been saying forever.
@@Lordchickenbreass
It's a phrase ages old, it's not intentional, it's not even a coincidence. It's just a common phrase
His lines shows how evil he is. Typical real men who can only swear. Fight and drink.
So nice of Odin to send Thrud away from danger with a present
"Wheeeee!"
Yeah but he killed Thor and Thor could have changed and choose a different path
lol
@@petahgiffinlikesyouruwucow709 Thor deserved that. Do you know how much I wanted his death?
Straight to the Kitchen.
*Thor:* DON'T YOU KNOW...WHAT I HAVE DONE!?!
*Kratos:* YES!!!...but what will you do now..
gonna be one of the most epic lines dropped in a game
Best line in the series imo
After the yes, Thor shoulda went
How?
How do you know?
How do you know?!??
what have thor done?
@@pouriachatry1959 he replaced the Heimdall’s mead with his piss that’s why Heimdall’s teeth yellow.
Feels like some redemption moment from Winx Club. MLP but unlike Starlight. Sunset. Thor doesn't deserve redemption.
It feels so good in this game to unleash the hyper combo. Finally getting to do Freya/Atreus+all three weapons plus the talisman feels so powerful. Perfect example of gameplay matching story in choosing which moment to peak.
That gang up from 15:33 was absolute marvelous! The desperation when Freya killed that second bird... sublime!
Man that’s such a good game
*good movie
@@mankewoopwoop Cringe
The ending ruined everything
@@circle5655 yor mom
@@murasakinno5833 how?
I love the sound of Odin's voice when he casts a spell. Shame we didn't get to see Odin fight more, he's a badass here and it takes three gods to take him down
One of which is a child, one of which is holding back, and one of which only recently recovered her power.
@@tek512so?
kratos alone could have him
Zeus way more powerful than odin..not to mention kratos is actully stronger now compared to what he was when he killed every greek god
As a father of myself this game has showed me I have so much to look forward with my sons. One Day they are going to to travel without me protecting them and I will have to let them find their place in the world. That balance if fear and pride kratos for his son is truly relatable.This game truly is a family masterpiece.
Just rewatched this ending and goddamnit I started crying when Kratos said LOKI WILL GO. ATREUS REMAINS. goddamn. you can see him emoting his sadness and pride in his son
In the end, Kratos entire journey starting from the end of God Of War 3 led to this specific moment. To discover his destiny, locked up in an ancient cave in an old land far away North. It's fantastic
I was so worried when I found out Kratos had a living kid, not just because they would be likely to die, but in the chance they DIDNT die, they'd likely lead into a new era of God of War, with the child as the protagonist
I wasn't ready for that to happen...
No I'd be happy to follow Atreus into a new era
If Atreus would be main character then God Of War will be better. Atreus is much more likebable than Kratos to me.
@@icysweetnexi For me, I disagree. Atreus is just overly annoying to me. Part of it is his character model, part is his VA, but it's mostly just his character that bugs me. I'd much rather see some DLC/Side games where Kratos visits other countries on his way up north.
@@Artimidorushe's a kid you dummy just ask your parents how naive and annoying you were, and you couldn't even turn into a bear
i bet thats not the only place youd be willing to follow him
@@Artimidorus
Agreed. His face looks weird to me, can't pin it down but if they wanna give him his own game then I think he should be older and have a new VA. No one wants to play as a whiny teen for a 60 hour game.
You know, I just realized Kratos should have told Odin about Pandora's box, that the hope of the unknown is preferable to the dreary bore of endless certainty
11:18 I love the tone and volume of her voice. You can practically feel the satisfaction she has from it; to have the very man she's loathed for YEARS finally on his knees at her mercy (and not in that 'other' sense).
Well yes she is a psychopath and here we can see that. Freya is disgusting.
I love the colors at 13:00. On odins side it’s green symbolizing Loki and his growth throughout the game and in the other is red symbolizing Atreus and his origins and family. Beautiful.
When Freya said "you have no hold on me anymore"
I felt a lotta freedom from that line
And the Odin boss fight, I'd thought there would be a lot more to him than I thought it there would be.
i loved the game, but Odin was a letdown. I was like: Is this it? So easy too.
Freya doesn't deserve any freedom and life.
@@icysweetnexi yes she does ODIN
@@hummazhughes766 No she doesn't Kratos. She must die just like Thor.
Why
This really feels like a supervillain origin story for Sindri.
He died at Brok's funeral.
I dont want to see him again.
@@slowbro-wait...
I know he didn't know about it, but i felt bad that Atreus wasn't at Brok's funeral
before I got to the final boss I decided to listen to the music for this scene and I actually cried because I didn't realize how much I loved Brock so when I beat Odin and then doing the 100% game completion I chosen to save the "funeral for a friend" trophy for the last thing I needed to do because I wanted this to be the true end to this fantastic game 10/10
I enjoyed every moment of this clip. Outstanding strategies and tactics, super impressive. I can’t wait to be able to play this.
Glad you enjoyed!
You spoiled yourself before playing the game but intend to play it? XD
@@spectralspectra2282 so what?
@@mcneilly420zzz I mean I would think it would be a much more fun experience if you didn't know what happened in the game, but you enjoy the game however you want to
@@spectralspectra2282 For some people, spoilers don't mess up anything. Honestly, I don't understand how spoilers can so easily ruin things for people. My best friend and I always speak freely without any concern for spoilers. For them, knowing what comes next alleviate anxiety. For me, knowing what comes next tends to just get me excited. However, there are cases where it can result in me taking a break from the thing I'm getting into, if it's not a very pleasant spoiler.
Angrboda defiently knows the best way through a man's heart is getting on good terms with his doggo.
10:33 Freya's face grabbing something else
Freya cutting Odin off midsentence was so great. Odin about to start bragging but suddenly he gets a rope around his neck
Odin was about end the lives of Kratos and Atreus if it wasn’t for Freya. Caught him monologuing.
They need to show that girlboss i dont need no man energy or else people will call it sexist on twitter and the publisher won't get free money from blackrock anymore.
A real God of war fights to bring it to an End. Peace is their Purpose. GOD this game has probably the best Character emotion delivery that we mighty ever see.
When she really started to choke this man to death she made it plain when she said "BOW TO YOUR QUEEN" She was about to seal his fate.
14:19 - Make many enemies and you shall have many obstacles. Make many friends and you shall have many victories.
Odin's complaint was because of his own cause and effects.
Or basically "If everyone you meet is an asshole, it's you who is the asshole."
"Keep her name out of your damn mouth"
Gosh I remember this line from somewhere like the oscars.
Who else cried when atreus started his adventure
maybe about 0.1% of people
*Thor be like* : "I'm about to reset this snake whole life ! "
the all-fucker classic
To think Thor could have just not revived him in the first fight
In the first fight, he was still obeying his father, and his father said he wasn’t allowed to kill Kratos
He wasn't allowed to kill him.
@@harrisonlien8123 Thor said "I'm not leaving until I see the God of War"...
So he wasn’t allowed to kill Kratos, but he can easily, yet he loses in the final battle.
SUREEEEE
@@NemenisExactly. This is game was very poorly directed.
If you told me ten years ago the protagonist of God of War would be leading the reconstruction of realms, hugging his son, and changing destiny, I would've called you a lunatic.
Yet here we are
I just beat it last night🙏🏽😫!!! I FKN love this game! The voice acting, the storytelling, the beautiful landscapes, the family feuds, the love, the pain, the adventure! It’s been sucha long time since a game has captivated and glued me to my TV! This game and the Last Of Us were the only game that brought tears to my eyes🥲!!! This felt more like a movie more than a game and I love that! I’m so excited to see where this game goes in the future! This is for sure my number one game of all time! I’ve played God Of War since the beginning and its amazing to witness what this game has become!
If you cried in the last of us then it only shows how you have no taste. The last of us is sexist and toxic game.
Japanese pantheon prolly next ^^
@rekka431 nah probably Egyptian
There he is, there's the God of War
i was so mad at thors death, i wanted to see him become a better man, husband, father. His fam deserved that much
Kratos and Thor at 5:03 sum up the entire lesson Kratos learned in GoW 2018
"Don't you know what I've done?!?"
*"YES...but what will you do now"*
The same way Kratos came to terms with his past and promised Faye and Atreus he would *Be Better*
Followed by Thor telling Odin "No" for the first, and sadly the last time. Kratos was the Giants champion. Thor was Half giant and Kratos got him too see reason (I'm pretty sure Thor is drunk during Ragnarok too)
14:23, hands down best dialogue to mimir.
I was on the edge of the seat watching the clip but that dialogue caught me off guard, i laughed till it hurt.
That ending gets me every time.
Kratos getting emotional at the end when seeing his own mural has me absolutely sobbing dude 😢
As someone who can't afford this game, I can't wait until the next one comes out so I can watch it on CZcams.
Atreus really taught Kratos since the beginning how to trust and how to be friend with the others. Something that never Kratos did from the past.
The trio ponder what to do with Odin's soul
Sindri shows up and smashes Odin's soul
Refuses to elaborate any further
Disappears into the Aether
Still breaks my heart to this day😢 49:03
bro love the clean fight no damage at all
Appreciate it
10:21 it's basically what Baldur said to Freya in the previous game. Nice detail!
Kudos to this player. They played this fight harder than any other footage Ibhave seen of this boss fight. 👏
This fight was crazy man. Truly amazing.
They really jumped the hell out of Oden respectfully 😂
Oden isn’t oden if it isn’t boiled
Damn, it seems like you are the true God of war.
These games continue to amaze me at how well they're done
Kratos came a very long way, from a bloodlust warrior seeking vengeance for the loss of all his family on Greece, all his past allies that died trying to help him or betraying him, to man who can put his past behind and not be seeing as the monster he once was.
weaaak
Damn I just realize. The picture is not kratos die, it's Atreus killing Odin.
46:31 Sindri: I love you brok
Just really breaks my heart and seeing him crying and his eyes all red and his clothes is dirty
I really love how Thor had a change of heart at the end. He choose not to be a drunkard anymore. Deep down he loved Atreus,Freya,His wife, Kratos, Thruid, Mimir, he actually loved them all deep down in his heart. He hated the all fucker!
I don’t know that I’d say he loved Kratos or Atreus, but definitely began to trust them
Odin's greatest mistake was to never have treated Thor like a son but like a tool. For all his cunning and power of manipulation and persuasion, he still failed to consider that his most formidable "weapon" could turn on him.
The ending where Atreus kratos and freya beat down Odin is like buldurs but better.
bro thor really thought he could kill him, he survived Haphestus’ thingy which would be like 10000 volts.
Thor killed him dude, if it wasnt for his love of the fight, Kratos would be dead.
considering the average lightning bolt has on average 300 million volts i think you have gravely misunderstood what you have said
@@orhandalegend huh. Surprising.
@@orhandalegendhe was holding back. We haven't seen the kratos from Greece this entire game.
@@stephen6954we’ve been shown since the beginning that a lot of Kratos’ power is derived from his own will/rage. Dude defied death by climbing out of the underworld like 3 times simply because he *still had things to do and gods to kill,* has seemingly infinite strength when he’s angry enough, and can kill pretty much anything if he really wants to.
Only he’s not angry anymore, he doesn’t WANT to butcher gods anymore, in this storyline he’s forced into it by circumstance and it’s made him weaker (maybe not in terms of physical strength, but more vulnerable to death at least).
He might not be the insane living weapon he once was, but his raw physical power has given way to wisdom and peace of mind in his old age. In other words, he’s finally moved on and no longer allows his past to make him a violent monster.
Good skills man 🛐🔥
bro hats off to u greatest gameplay i have ever seen
3:47 Thor embraces is inner Will Smith.
3:47
Will Smith is a descendant of Thor confirmed.
Bruh
criminaly underrated comment
Freya makes Odin her bitch with that noose magic. Satisfying to see.
16:35 - "Sing with me, sing for a year, sing for the laughter, and sing for the tear..."
I wonder if the next God of war games going to include the ancient Egypt gods
Could be cool! That's a deep pantheon as well. I wonder what they'll do!
Good to know a year later I’m still able to cry at the beauty that took years to make, a path deep in pain, and a story that shows a choice is always possible. I love God Of War
Kratos went toe to toe with thor and defeated him right after that he fights odin and with the help of his companions he successfully stopped odin yet he is looking fresh ready to go one more round with surtr. What a chad.
That riddle is so deep especially in this context
We pray for kratos our new allfather, he will not be hated by mortals and gods no more, that is what kratos diserves respect, friendship and loyalty, goodbye kratos until we meet again in 3 or 4 years ☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I love how even though his face clips through his shoulder armor we still like bro Yes! My boy got some emotional trauma healed ayyyy
Dude is ridiculously good at the game jeeeez
even after he smashed odin sindri looked like he realized it didnt give him peace
When Kratos farts. Mimir says, “will you stop that. I can smell ya.” 😂
Mimir: all fucker
Odin: Ayo that was a little to personal
I love how Sindri was the one to destroy Odin’s marble
That triple combo on Odin was just beautiful
That auuuugghhhh really got me
0:36 - this is badass
this is simply the best game I will ever play
Ther combo is so good🥶
Bro you're good!!
That last combo that drained like 1/3 of his health was so punishing. Wish I could be that good. Lol. Nice job.
Watching all these game plays i dont even need to play the game no more lol
When we get new game plus
When mimir calls him the all fucker, definitely using his bifrost eyes. He’s gonna part of the action
U know you can see two types of reflection in this game between characters 1.) Kratos and Thor, Thor reflects Kratos's past, he was a boy who grew up in violence, a man groomed to be a tool and weapon for others to use, a god of hate, rage, and anger. Kratos who has already walked this path is able help Thor make a new choice to better for his family one that he takes, and during the events he does signs of trying to change until Odin breaks him into his old habits and addiction to later kiling him when Thor defies him. 2.) Atreus and Odin, Odin is a dark reflection of Atrues could've become, in pursuit of answers Odin ignores the consequences of those choices such as abusing his son and family, killing and taking from other realms, to enslaving the dwarves and killing brok which led to his defeat. What does Atreus do during the game, he ignores Kratos a experienced war veteran and godkiller of the consequences of war, he sets Garm free that leads to it eating the realms, just after ignoring everyone's misgivings of his idea to talk to Odin which inadvertently lead to brok's death and war on asgard, Atreus had good intentions of course but as Kratos stated during the bear cub scene "Intent doesn't matter, only the consequences."
You played this game flourlessly.
2:00 me and my friend when we get 3 minutes in jokingly fighting around be like:
Just a bit of banter
Alternate ending: Freya misses the shot to the boat 100 times.
Don’t forget me all-fucka
Odin: What do you call me?
Mimir: That one's for Broks!