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I blame that on the "grounded" art direction SMS is going for. I think when it comes to the design of the Gods that are apparently complete dickheads that think they're better than everyone else a "grounded" look doesn't really express that.The issue with the Norse Gods is that they don't..... feel like Gods. They feel like extremely powerful superhumans, and they look as such. Compare the gods from the norse pantheon to the ones of the greek one, and just by looking at them you'll see a massive difference in trend. Norse Gods just look like humans through and through, Greek Gods looked far more mythical and magical.
Yeah, I can sort of see the blandness in the Norse Gods. Little to no battle armor, none of that extravagance, they look too Earthly for my taste.
To be fair, they were fairly earthly even in mythology, at least relatively. I can kinda see why they're not as exaggerated in scale and presence as the Olympians, even though I'd prefer otherwise.The issue with the Norse Gods is that they don't..... feel like Gods. They feel like extremely powerful superhumans, and they look as such. Compare the gods from the norse pantheon to the ones of the greek one, and just by looking at them you'll see a massive difference in trend. Norse Gods just look like humans through and through, Greek Gods looked far more mythical and magical.
While it's technically not wrong, they are all humanoid entirely. Then you have the greek gods who could grow to be hundreds of feet tall, it just seems like a laughable scale difference. GoW was always known for its massive scale and large mythical world. Muspelheim in 2018 was just a stereotypical fire place with no real mythical feel to it at all.To be fair, they were fairly earthly even in mythology, at least relatively. I can kinda see why they're not as exaggerated in scale and presence as the Olympians, even though I'd prefer otherwise.
But I agree. Comparing Odin and Zeus for instance. Odin feels like a cruel, cunning and manipulative king with great command over magic and the mind. Zeus felt like a force of nature every time he was on screen. When I fought him in the end of II he felt overwhelming in that opening cutscene. Odin unfortunately doesn't quite inspire that feeling.
God of war 2018 is a good game but I don't think I ever want to replay/revisit it. Hopefully, Ragnarok makes me want to reply it or at least revisit it.
how?me over here with over 500 hours into it
How powerful is beginning of GOW 2 Kratos (As a Full God) compared to his other versions like Pandora's Box Kratos from GOW 1, End of GOW 2 Kratos and GOW 3 Kratos? The one here.
What about compared to Norse Kratos?Same as Ares, with a slight edge. End Gow 2 kratos is far stronger than beginning. GoW 3 kratos would one shot.
GoW was always known for its massive scale and large mythical world. Muspelheim in 2018 was just a stereotypical fire place with no real mythical feel to it at all.
Don't the 'rusty' statements only refer to the beginning of the game, specifically the Baldur fight where he's rusty? Which promotional material corroborates that?. There is WoG that he's above greek kratos, while at the same time multiple WoG's and promotional material that he's not who he used to be and is very rusty and old compared to his former self.
Immortal in the sense that he can't die with age or immortal in the sense that he can't be killed?If you just ignore all that and go by the games and lore themselves..... you could quite literally say Norse kratos is like GoW 1-2 Level. He lost everything he had before, including all the amps he got from the gods and titans. He's no longer a God but an immortal demigod.
Hasn't that been the case since the Beginning of GOW 2 or am I missing something? Did he regain his God of War powers upon regaining the Blade? How does that work?There is even an argument that he doesn't even have his god of war powers anymore.
Rusty for the entire game. His rust is worn off in ragnarok though.Don't the 'rusty' statements only refer to the beginning of the game, specifically the Baldur fight where he's rusty? Which promotional material corroborates that?
He can't die with age or by his own handImmortal in the sense that he can't die with age or immortal in the sense that he can't be killed?
His GoW powers remained in the blade, and he could essentially tap into them at will. Explained in the GoW 2 novel.Hasn't that been the case since the Beginning of GOW 2 or am I missing something? Did he regain his God of War powers upon regaining the Blade? How does that work?
But now he has a mental block of Father vs General.Rusty for the entire game. His rust is worn off in ragnarok though.
what?MUSO TNT LTD ************* removed that 5 hours interview link. They be copystriking everything they find.
Fear not, here's the actual original source: https://www.9news.com.au/technology...williams/dff416d2-ce04-43dc-8f3b-dc90d61ed2df
Remember that First Five Hours with Eric Williams Video on YouTube?what?
I tried to reply to him and say delete this post but got spoiler jumpscared, good thing I have quick reflexes and didn't see what it said.I ain't clicking spoilers
ohh i seesupposedly the Thor Kratos leaker confirmed that he failed the QTE. So that defibrillator sequence might not be automatic that everyone will see. Guess we will see.
haram? what is a haram?Spoilers are haram
"forbidden or proscribed by Islamic law"haram? what is a haram?
okay then BURN HIM ON THE STAKES!