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some suggest that jelly-like "cosmic cube" is Metatron’s Cube from jewish mysticism
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"Butcher, I don't think the Compound V worked."Is it The Cube from Transformers?
No, that one is still Low Complex Multiverse level.The main GoW page still says the Yggdrasil is Low Complex Multiversal by the way, it should be updated to Complex Multiversal right?
Sorry, I meant to say that it says the series caps at Low Complex Multiversal, go take a look. It says the God tiers are Low Complex Multiversal not straight up Complex Multiversal. Immeasurable speed was added in the main page though.No, that one is still Low Complex Multiverse level.
Oooh, good catch. I'll go fix it.Sorry, I meant to say that it says the series caps at Low Complex Multiversal, go take a look. It says the God tiers are Low Complex Multiversal not straight up Complex Multiversal. Immeasurable speed was added in the main page though.
Will you participate in the thread?
No problem, I just didn't want people to get confused.Oooh, good catch. I'll go fix it.
This could explain the telescopes
Laufey isn’t technically a God, right?
For us, this [place] is a return for all magic. So it’s not just gods, but magical creatures and all sorts of things. Magic is pulled to this place.
Why is it called Everywhen? It feels like time might be a bit funny there.
I won’t spoil any of the surprises of things, but I think for us [the Everywhen] gave this concept of all time and no time and a place beyond the mortal realms. So it was kind of an internal kind of idea that just kind of stuck after a while.
Concept of time and no time? So the place is a transdualitySaw a Gamespot Interview with Ariel, interesting information in it.
So, they indirectly confirm that the Everywhen isn't just gods, but all magical beings.
And yeah, time for the Everywhen isn't normal at all.
The Everywhen sounds like the Rift from Dragon's DogmaSaw a Gamespot Interview with Ariel, interesting information in it.
So, they indirectly confirm that the Everywhen isn't just gods, but all magical beings.
And yeah, time for the Everywhen isn't normal at all.
nice.Saw a Gamespot Interview with Ariel, interesting information in it.
So, they indirectly confirm that the Everywhen isn't just gods, but all magical beings.
And yeah, time for the Everywhen isn't normal at all.
I don't necessarily believe that playing as a woman is the true issue here (sure there are people who are not happy just because of that, but i'm pretty sure they are the minority). It's more that they decided to make a new mainline GoW title without Kratos as the main playable character. If this had been a spinoff, the backlash likely wouldn't have been as bad, especially if the game hadn't been directly given the God of War title.So from what I'm seeing online, besides the usual hate for playing as a women which is absolutely dumb, is that the main two complaints so far are that we have a cube named Frank and they kept the modern humor writing from Ragnarok.
Would a Calliope game have gotten the same backlash?To be honest, if they had made a mainline game focused on Atreus, it might also have been accepted more by most people, as he is a major established character whom most of the fandom has accepted, for the most part.
And considering the current cultural/political tension in the Western sphere between "soy boys" and "chuds", how many video games with more progressive playable characters often end up being either controversial (Ghost of Yōtei) or downright bad (Forspoken)
Definitely, like lets be honest how many GoW fans where hoping to have her as the main playable character? Or how many would be interested to such concept or take it seriously? At least Laufey was strongly establish to be very powerful warrior on par with the likes of Thor and Kratos, so in that aspect she work better.Would a Calliope game have gotten the same backlash?
If you want to be naive, sure.I don't necessarily believe that playing as a woman is the true issue here
If you want to be naive, sure.
lolIf you want to be naive, sure.
If you want to be naive, sure.
so do you guys think magic bounded to earth kinda got rectoned with existence of everywhen?
Yeah, I mean, there are a lot of games getting unfairly hated because "Woke" or something along those lines. But in the case of Faye, it's not really appeal to DEI is what bothers me or other YouTubers to whom have a solid track record. It's more so that games should prioritizing making a game that plays great first, a great story second, and agenda messages if possible should be done right instead of poorly force-fed to gamers.I don't necessarily believe that playing as a woman is the true issue here
so do you guys think magic bounded to earth kinda got rectoned with existence of everywhen?
Holy sexist batmanIf you want to be naive, sure.