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God of War: Ragnarok Discussion Thread

A timeless void by definition isn't going to have time in it to start with, other universes having time would be of no consequence to said void or even the concept of space and time existing, as that runs into assuming too much without any proper evidence.
 
KLOL506 said:
A timeless void by definition isn't going to have time in it to start with, other universes having time would be of no consequence to said void or even the concept of space and time existing, as that runs into assuming too much without any proper evidence.
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I think I understand, but I'm still confused on how other universes having time not being consequential to the timeless void, is the same as the characters still being unaffected by time when time starts existing and completely gets rid of the timeless void they were already residing in. If they are still unaffected by time, even when not in the timeless void, wouldn't that be different?
 
So bassically
Kratos kills thanatos
He becomes the god of Death
Loses the title when he got nulled at the start of gow 2
Gets the title back when he gets his shit back and loses again when he loses most of his shit post gow 3
 
btw can you proof immeasurable speed using mathematical expression or something similar like that, because most immeasurable speed feat are using qualitative explanation.
 
tbh i think it would be hard to proof 5-D with single statement alone. It need multiple supporting premise which create 1 rigorous conclusion.
 
Andika_CL_atmadja said:
btw can you proof immeasurable speed using mathematical expression or something similar like that, because most immeasurable speed feat are using qualitative explanation.
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No.

chosen said:
So bassically
Kratos kills thanatos
He becomes the god of Death
Loses the title when he got nulled at the start of gow 2
Gets the title back when he gets his shit back and loses again when he loses most of his shit post gow 3
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It's unclear if he gets the title back. The godhead doesn't return to him even after taking back his godly powers, hence why his soul is still that of a demigod, raw power aside.
 
Planck69 said:
No.


It's unclear if he gets the title back. The godhead doesn't return to him even after taking back his godly powers, hence why his soul is still that of a demigod, raw power aside.
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I think I understand, but I'm still confused on how other universes having time not being consequential to the timeless void, is the same as the characters still being unaffected by time when time starts existing and completely gets rid of the timeless void they were already residing in. If they are still unaffected by time, even when not in the timeless void, wouldn't that be different?

Can you explain this bit to me please?
 
Planck69 said:
No.


It's unclear if he gets the title back. The godhead doesn't return to him even after taking back his godly powers, hence why his soul is still that of a demigod, raw power aside.
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Oh yeah forget to ask another thing
From where sister of fate taking the title from cronos came from i don't recall that
 
Out of genuine curiosity, have we gotten any confirmation of what the next game is gonna be about in terms of mythos? We still stuck with the norse or is Kratos moving to bum fudge Egypt.
 
LordGinSama said:
So what's the most popular theory for the next game that makes sense?
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They do make quite a few references to Egypt (at least more so than any other pantheon) and we already know Atreus is looking for the Jotnar in other lands. So, it's likely an Egypt game based on contextual clues.
 
Honestly, I feel like they should split Kratos and Atreus up for a while, and have them both go to different Pantheons.

Atreus to Japanese and Kratos to Egypt
 
Honestly, I'm unsure about the removal of Thanatos's higher-dimensional existence. Didn't we already clarify the fact that primordials can change size? Considering we know that majority if not all of the primordials fought in the war, and the ones we've seen were equal in size to each-other, I feel there'd be a basis of Thanatos being similar to them.
 
Diamentus said:
Honestly, I'm unsure about the removal of Thanatos's higher-dimensional existence. Didn't we already clarify the fact that primordials can change size? Considering we know that majority if not all of the primordials fought in the war, and the ones we've seen were equal in size to each-other, I feel there'd be a basis of Thanatos being similar to them.
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Thanatos's Is it really being demoted?Wouldn't Thanatos have a quote being a primordial that existed even before the creation of Greek mythology?
 
"Are the personifications of the most fundamental aspects of reality,[7] predating and being independent of any and all of them.[8] Said aspects include, space and time, life and death, darkness and light, dreams and the physical world and more" which primordial even is the personificatoon of time
 
chosen said:
"Are the personifications of the most fundamental aspects of reality,[7] predating and being independent of any and all of them.[8] Said aspects include, space and time, life and death, darkness and light, dreams and the physical world and more" which primordial even is the personificatoon of time
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You can argue Ouranos; considering he is the literal personification of the universe, aka space-time.
 
Diamentus said:
You can argue Ouranos; considering he is the literal personification of the universe, aka space-time.
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I thought he was supposed to be the persoanification of just the universe space hence why time only existed when gaia gave birth to cronos
 
chosen said:
Oh lmao thought they meant that cuz of the aspects part, tho how they predate life if chaos is life 🗿
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Chaos is the concept of life, not life as in all organisms and such. Ceto "is the oceans" but still predates them.
 
Diamentus said:
Honestly, I'm unsure about the removal of Thanatos's higher-dimensional existence. Didn't we already clarify the fact that primordials can change size? Considering we know that majority if not all of the primordials fought in the war, and the ones we've seen were equal in size to each-other, I feel there'd be a basis of Thanatos being similar to them.
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The problem is that all the rest of his kin can embody space-times, Thanatos isn't shown to do so.
 
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