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God of War: Ragnarok Discussion Thread
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Yggdrasil predates everything in Norse, even Ginnungagap.
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Yeah I saw that, I just hate how limited both's arsenal was in this fight
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I don't believe it's officially stated in game or in Ragnarok, but consider this much:
If you were a goddess from a pantheon and you heard stories of a god from another pantheon going rogue and slaughtering their pantheon...well, I think it's fair to assume that Freya would've heard about Kratos and what happened in Greece at some point in time. And seeing as how Mimir knew Kratos' nickname as the Ghost of Sparta and what he did to the Olympians, Mimir could've either told her about Kratos or it was something all the Aesir and Vanir learned about
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His story is well known.
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Yeah he's missing some things
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so this is more like stamina battle ?
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btw does Ginnungagap predates valhalla ?
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Yes. Ginnungagap predates all of creation.
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Little brother, when will there be an update on the DLC here on our Wiki?
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So just finished Valhalla, ******* amazing. I was literally in tears when Kratos confronted his past self and quoted Pandora. But one thing that kinda irked, or at least confused me, was the revelation that Odin wasn't the one who created Valhalla, and that it has existed since time immemorial like Yggdrasil and Ginnungagap. If he's not the one who created Valhalla, then why did he think he wouldn't go to Valhalla when he died? At least before, it was assumed he wouldn't because he was its creator and was an exception, but now that's false. And it's not like he was apparently ever barred from Valhalla, he just chose not to embark on its trials. It kinda makes Odin's character and internal struggle a bit less compelling.
Also, I feel like the rules for entering Valhalla have become a bit muddier. Tyr was apparently able to enter Valhalla on a technicality due to visiting the underworld, but never actually dying in battle. If that's the case, then why wouldn't the other Gods like Magni, Modi and Baldur go to Valhalla when they died, especially Magni considering he actually did die in a battle with Kratos. I feel it's just an excuse they came up with not to have to explain where they went, or just a missed opportunity for them to reappear. Even though I know it's not true, I'd like to think that the Magni and Modi that Kratos fights in Valhalla are real. It just helps me cope.
Also, I feel like the rules for entering Valhalla have become a bit muddier. Tyr was apparently able to enter Valhalla on a technicality due to visiting the underworld, but never actually dying in battle. If that's the case, then why wouldn't the other Gods like Magni, Modi and Baldur go to Valhalla when they died, especially Magni considering he actually did die in a battle with Kratos. I feel it's just an excuse they came up with not to have to explain where they went, or just a missed opportunity for them to reappear. Even though I know it's not true, I'd like to think that the Magni and Modi that Kratos fights in Valhalla are real. It just helps me cope.
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What did Hera mean when Kratos will die of old age?
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Understandable as animating is hard. The guy made a god job copying Baldur's moveset into Dante.
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Freya fights another God of War
Tyr (God of War) vs Freya (God of War) Fight happens in Midgard at Kratos house. Current Tyr and Ragnarok Freya otherwise sba https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/T%C3%BDr_(God_of_War): https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/Freya_(God_of_War): Inconclusive:
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...But isn't Mt. Olympus supposed to be like 14,140 KMs tall?
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It's a warped recreation in Valhalla from Kratos' memories and only the summit, not 100% accurate to the real thing
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This.
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But even in GoW 3, the summit is well within earth's atmosphere. Shouldn't it extend deep into outer space?
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It's a fantasy setting bruh.
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Altho that would have been cool
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No ******* way Baldur is going to be the only one with High Godly in the series lol
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I mean he was the villian who was a pain cuz or his immortality
He getting regen upgrade to that tho?
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Apparently so.
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Thor also had his regeneration negated by the poison of the Jörmungandr, even so, the part that Kratos cut in his stomach was slowly regenerating.
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No, it doesn't. It never regenerates. Thor never heals from any of the cuts dealt to him by Kratos. Plus, there's already statements that trying to kill Thor with poison is like destroying a mountain with a soup spoon, so the Axe having Eitr venom is irrelevant. Anyone worth their salt in regeneration can heal the wounds, even Atreus of all people can heal from the blows of the Axe.
Not to mention moments later he dies seconds after being run through by Odin with his spear, something Kratos easily brushes off moments later during the Odin boss fight.
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Thor's wound seems small each time it passes, hence the regeneration.
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Yeah no, that's just the blood drying out and what-have-you. If regeneration was indeed a factor, the wounds would be completely gone without scarring, as is the case with Baldur and Kratos.
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Yes. It does. Minus the skin flexing and all and making it look different but the Blade marks are visibly there.
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I think you're talking about normal poisons, because in the story of Norse mythology the same thing happens, where Thor is poisoned by Jörmungandr, the same happens in God Of War Ragnarok, Kratos' ax had poison
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It would've made no difference considering Kratos proceeded to explode a few Draupnir spears inside of him (And in turn, blew up everything inside of him), the kind that blew up Heimdall's arm.
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