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Oh i see, my description only mentions getting the rest not reducing it
I'm curious about this as well. Personally, I'm still against Hades and Poseidon being so drastically weaker than characters like Hercules and Zeus that it's one-shot worthy. I believe the characters I listed above would only be slightly higher in AP than the Brother Kings and Ares.
Heimdall mentioned specifically that the dragon's flames and the heat generated would burn Heimdall, but since Baldur was immune to senses heat and cold don't really affect him, so that's not really an AP feat.
Yeah he was gonna smite Hades with a single swing of the Blade of Olympus, hell Zeus pulling out a single thunderbolt made both Hades and Poseidon back down at the same time, even combined those two did not want that smoke from Zeus.
Laufey backscales from Thor to a debatable degree. Base Atreus is the most inconsistent mofo alive, beyond being nebulously "god level". Heimdall is around Ares level via Kratos' "gods greater than him" statement and the fact that Mimir agrees with him on that end. Magni and Modi are unquantifiable, seeing as you oneshot Magni in the novels. Sigrun is > Baldur but that's nebulous beyond just being << Ragnarok Kratos.
Zeus twirled lightning between his fingers and both Poseidon and Hades were too scared to say anything to him. Later on, he mentally considers flicking the Blade of Olympus and oneshotting Hades. And this is before his massive power boosts after the Summit of Sacrifice.
So basically Hades needed his own power + entire Underworld and all it's souls + amp in soul supply because Kratos did Kratos things, AND Kratos being nerfed by Styx, just to fight him on relatively even terms.
Is it referring to the evidence on Zeus' page where the links to the novel say that he can one-shot them? In my opinion, that evidence doesn't say that Zeus could casually kill them with a lightning bolt. All the first link implies is that Zeus intimidated Hades into submission with the possibility of a fight, but it doesn't expressly say that Zeus could've killed Hades with those lightning bolts. I don't know, I just don't like the idea of there being such a large gap. And why do we consider the novels canon again?
The fact that both Poseidon and Hades immediately got scared and backed down the second Zeus began to suggest he might hurl a bolt at them, even if you don't want to believe would one-shot them, still shows that he's so much stronger than them that even together they won't even think about trying anything at all against him. Also there's a explicit statement of Zeus being able to kill Hades with just a single swing of the blade of olympus.
...Because they're accepted as secondary canon by the devs? And really, assuming a fight is asinine when later we get an express confirmation that one flick of the Blade would send Hades the way of Ares. Not to mention, he throws a temper tantrum whose stray bolts could insta-kill Athena if they landed.
And if you needed in-game confirmation, this is it. Poseidon and Hades needed to tag team or 1v1 Titans during the war and Zeus rolls up and oneshots the entire race.
What you doing invested into GoW recently anime freak?
Always was kinda interested in it despite never playing the game myself...watched some of the story on youtube and shit...
How does Kratos saying "I've killed gods greater than him" mean that Heimdall is Ares level or even remotely imply that? Or are we saying that Heimdall is AT BEST Ares level since he's capped by that statement?
Kratos = Slow and Old due to Baldur's statement
I agree.
Novels are canon even without considering WoG, given how Surtr blatantly references the Blades of Chaos having Primordial fires within them, and how Freya can also hear prayers from other peeps far away, like the Greek Gods (Primordials, Titans and Olympians alike).
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When you're in Vanaheim, Freya finishes a prayer dedicated to her on a wall that was previously destroyed and unfinished.
I'm sorry, what now?
GOW2 Novel Chapter 26. Zeus' temper tantrums were going so far as to spook Poseidon all the way to the Audience Chambers.
I’d say Heimdall is comparable to Baldur, since he couldn’t really hurt Kratos and just lightly tussled him at most. He only hurt Kratos using Bifrost.
The former. He was also holding back against Thor and Odin, but was far more serious. Basically, holding back to a less extent.
Yes.
He doesn't keep the same level of restraint throughout the game.
Again, he doesn't keep the same level of restraint throughout the game, he's more relaxed about controlling his power and rather he's training to really get back into it.
Plus using that logic, no one in the Norse pantheon would scale to Kratos, since he never actually showed a blood-lusted fight.
