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God of War: Ragnarok Discussion Thread

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"Don't call it God of War": franchise creator can't bear to see Kratos dedicating himself to being a father




I really share the same opinion, although God Of War Valhalla is better than God Of War 2018 and God Of War Ragnarok, I can't stand that kid and family stuff anymore.
 
I mean, it's the logical progression of his character. I dunno why people expect Kratos to just be a god-killing machine with no thoughts when he wasn't even that way in Greece.
I really like the Greek saga because of the blood and the mythology is much more elaborate, less uninteresting than Norse mythology
 
I actually hate both sides.

"I hate how kiddy friendly family Kratos is now, I want him to Kill Kill Kill"

and

"The Greek era games were mindless gorefest and seggs and Kratos was so one dimensional"

The latter is way more common than the former, at least to me, but I hate both takes with a passion. I feel both eras complement each other perfectly. It hits different when you've played the Greek games and experience all the lifetime of Kratos suffering and you hit the Norse games and you see him become more compassionate and heroic.
 
Will this achieve anything for the verse?
Bro cooking like this 🌚 :coffee:

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God Of War 7D our goal
Btw that really can make the spatial dimension of the realms 4-D. Because Valhalla really seems to be that exists before existence and time, but also has a space with a higher plane that contains some locations from other realms and treats them as a "little space."

I am sure that Planck will naturally be undecided about this because there have already been many upgrades recently, I think some time should pass.
In addition, Valhalla will not only be spatially 4-dimensional, it will also has type 4 acausality.(I guess) Statements are very referring to such upgrades
 
Btw that really can make the spatial dimension of the realms 4-D. Because Valhalla really seems to be that exists before existence and time, but also has a space with a higher plane that contains some locations from other realms and treats them as a "little space."

I am sure that Planck will naturally be undecided about this because there have already been many upgrades recently, I think some time should pass.
In addition, Valhalla will not only be spatially 4-dimensional, it will also has type 4 acausality.(I guess) Statements are very referring to such upgrades
Hehehe, super Nordic update, my dreams were all fulfilled with this DLC, which is wonderful
 
It hits different when you've played the Greek games and experience all the lifetime of Kratos suffering and you hit the Norse games and you see him become more compassionate and heroic.
As someone who played GOW 2018 both in base and NG+, plus my playthroughs of the entire Greek Saga, I absolutely agree with this.

Both sagas told a unique story that feels interwoven in despite the massive differences in personality for Kratos: The Greek Saga was essentially Kratos' slow, painful, and downright tragic descent into becoming a terrible monster that was so consumed by getting revenge that he near completely destroyed the Greek world and any innocent bystander or entity which had nothing to do with Kratos' past or they stood against him for different reasons such as Hephaestus betraying Kratos to protect Pandora. And then meanwhile in the Norse games, that story was about Kratos living with the endless guilt and regret which he expresses from the SHEER amount of blood and death on his hands. And throughout 2018 and Ragnarök especially, we see Kratos slowly accepting his past and moving on for the betterment of himself and those around him. And the scene where he sees that there is a future where he will become a God of War that people will love and revere really hits hard on your emotions when Kratos likely thought that he would always be a hated and feared monster.

My apologies if my thoughts sound...scattered and cluttered, but I just wanted to give my perspective on the matter and why I think both versions of the character are equally as important to Kratos' development from a monster to a genuine hero.
 
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