It wouldn't really make sense honestly, she is vastly weaker than even Helios, who is in turn vastly weaker than even Old Kratos, so it would mess up a lot of the scaling if she was made as hard as someone like Sigrun or Gna. I guess you could argue that she got way stronger after Helios's death or something, but I don't see how we'd even meet her again unless we go back to Greece. It would have been cool to actually see her more though.
Unfortunately, GoW Nyx is kinda fodder.
So downplayers just IGNORE it to suit their agenda? "IT's n-not canon! even if the d-devs say that it is!".
low 1-C bear. that is haxless (resistance wise)
Exactly, here where I live, you put Kratos next to characters 2-C and Kratos simply becomes a continent
PoH amplifies everything to its level, it even affects people to their very soul.
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I take that as a yes
For example, even if you make everything fair for another character, will it still work?
No and at that point, it's not "Kratos vs a character", it's "Kratos vs my OC".
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I understand, so it's practically impossible to pit him against normal characters who don't have the same layers to fight against.
Gotta love 4D characters with 5D magic.
cough Ymir cough
So the only actual 5D entities in GoW are Ygg and the Light of Alfheim?
And Ymir via virtue of his size alone.
Nobody created the Great Evils or Hope. They always existed.
It's just her acting like an entitled brat.
No. A small sliver of Hope only let him best Ares.
Where does it say Hope always existed, because I figured that, but I don't know where it's stated.
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Not how it works. Hope latched onto Kratos because he still held out that he would be freed from his nightmares, which allowed him to grow as powerful and as big as Ares.
It depends if his emotional state is ready for unleashing it. But regardless, he still retains his godly powers. And we're never told if the Sliver of Hope that Kratos retained at the end of 3 would ever be usable for combat again.
I see, I thought the Evils only existed after the Great War, since Athena says the evils born from that war specifically, but I guess she wouldn't have known about their existence beforehand. I figured Hope existed to counteract them too, but I've seen some people say that the power was Athena's directly since she summoned it, and they didn't think there was enough evidence to suggest it existed prior to her summoning it.The Abstract Nature of the Evils (God of War)
Not stated, but basic common sense would dictate that Hope was always there to balance out the madness of the Great Evils, which we do have blatant evidence for existing alongside the Primoridials and Chaos, and that it affected them too.
Not how it works. Hope latched onto Kratos because he still held out that he would be freed from his nightmares, which allowed him to grow as powerful and as big as Ares.
Kratos didn't know, but his emotional state was such that it triggered the power to do its thing. The Great Evils and Hope all target the emotional aspect that the people/Gods undergo the most, in Zeus's case, Fear.
It depends if his emotional state is ready for unleashing it. But regardless, he still retains his godly powers. And we're never told if the Sliver of Hope that Kratos retained at the end of 3 would ever be usable for combat again.
The Great War amplified them significantly, but its effects were felt firsthand by the Primordials during the Primordial War as evident from their rage and madness for war.
Athena was basically corrupted by the power of the higher plane of existence and started to act like an entitled brat. It was already there when she was alive, but after resurrection she became a bona fide power-hungry asshole.
Well it's both. The devs still agree that he's a god proper, even tho Matt Sophos said that technically he'd just be an immortal demigod with god-level strength.
Prolly wouldn't matter in the grand scheme of things. He's already gotten back to his GoW3 levels of strength.
Okay, that does make sense to me, guess you can't convince everyone though.
No, that's 100% real, and we have the official YouTube interview link to prove it.
Most likely, yeah. In 2018, some Norse people were worshipping a Bear totem, not realizing that the prayers were actually going directly towards Kratos, as most of the followers were going mad and turning into bears and showing a rage very similar to Kratos himself.
Oh that? Yeah that is most likely definitely fake. I was talking only about the YT interview where Eric says that Kratos really gets back into his prime by Ragnarok.
They don't really put much of a fight. Kratos was excessively holding back but failed and his rage got the best of him. He killed everyone in his path.
Prolly no different than when he faced Zeus at the end of GoW3.
Oh, I heard from someone that the Berserkers were able to harm him, and he had to sneak by to destroy their totem or something.
That's cause he was holding back immensely.
Norse Gods have prayer empowerment too, when you see Freya reading prayers and finishing some of them.
No one knows why he no longer walks through walls anymore, but he does regenerate every now and then, as we see with Atreus inheriting his healing abilities. Atreus just says his magic isn't "walk through walls" level yet and he doesn't bullshit about it.
Prolly wouldn't have changed much, since the factor for Kratos dying temporarily was him holding back and goofing up.
I know about the Norse Gods having empowerment from prayers too, but what I mean is Old Kratos is already as strong as he is with literally zero followers, so was GoW 2 and GoW 3 Kratos, all of their followers were dead, so I'd imagine having 8 realms worship you would be a decent power upgrade.
Yeah. The devs make it painfully clear that Kratos is Kratos, there has been no change in his overall strength level and he is for all intents and purposes, still as strong as he was in GoW3 and he just had to train himself and his inner rage to get back to his original level. This rage is something he had from the very beginning that he will never get rid of, so he just went "Well why not use it to protect and build instead" and mastered it effectively.
He would if he could, but most of the puzzles are made of godly materials enchanted with magic, so...
He already tanks the headshot in the final battle like a champ.
Prolly along the lines of that yeah. He'd be very OP for a mortal human with no demigod fluff.
Aside from Alrik, probably not. Perseus was reduced to a body hanging from a meathook, and the Sisters were gassing up Perseus until Kratos made short work of him, and they started freaking out that now Kratos has free rein to kill Zeus with the Spear of Destiny and nothing can stop him.
So basically Kratos is just built different lol.
Well in this version they finally made Theseus and Minotaur (or his real name, Asterios) best buddy and we are so happy with it
That’s very cool, does he have story missions ?
Ye, in the new event that happening in FGO right now
