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It was inside of him which is why he has the resistance, as it says on his profile;Because he wasn't using the power of hope during GOW2
The power he gained from Pandora's Box was Hope.Fate Manipulation (The Sisters of Fate, who determine the destinies of the Gods and Titans, were unable to use their powers to actually force Kratos to lose thanks to the powers he gained from Pandora's Box, resulting in Kratos killing them instead)
But he didn't tap into until he was killed by Zeus in the end of GOW3.It was inside of him which is why he has the resistance, as it says on his profile;
The power he gained from Pandora's Box was Hope.
I guess while he still released the power of hope, he still has the rest of Pandora's box in him. I could be wrong on that.The power he gained from Pandora's Box was Hope
He doesn't need to actively tap into it for him to gain resistances due to it, this is why it's stated by The Sisters of Fate that the power he gained from Pandora's Box is what was allowing him to escape their control, even though he wasn't actively using it.But he didn't tap into until he was killed by Zeus in the end of GOW3.
I guess while he still released the power of hope, he still has the rest of Pandora's box in him. I could be wrong on that.
I'm assuming it's because he's stated by WoG to have still retained some of the power of hope in GOW4.Given that this topic appears to be unanimously rejected, I want to ask about something similar
Why does GoW 4 Kratos have resistance to fate manipulation if Greek Kratos has it due to the Power of Hope?
Iirc he still has some Hence why post gow 3 he is unable to kill himselfHe doesn't need to actively tap into it for him to gain resistances due to it, this is why it's stated by The Sisters of Fate that the power he gained from Pandora's Box is what was allowing him to escape their control, even though he wasn't actively using it.
As for your last point, Pandora's Box was filled with "Evil" and "Hope", Kratos released Hope to the world and Evil infected the Gods.
GoW 4 Kratos can't have Fate resistance for the same reason that Greek Kratos has it, because he doesn't have PoH.
O really?I'm assuming it's because he's stated by WoG to have still retained some of the power of hope in GOW4.
Because it started as more of a question but devolved into a CRTWhy is this at questiond and answer?
Iirc he still has some Hence why post gow 3 he is unable to kill himself
Could you prove that? Otherwise you might be able to argue that Norse Kratos should currently resist Concept manipulation.He doesn't need to actively tap into it for him to gain resistances due to it, this is why it's stated by The Sisters of Fate that the power he gained from Pandora's Box is what was allowing him to escape their control, even though he wasn't actively using it.
Except for that really isn't the case. If He wasn't still lugging around the power of the box, I'm pretty sure he would still be at demigod level. Athena says this herself that Kratos held on to it for several years, and inside the box there is a stronger power, which is the power of hope.GoW 4 Kratos can't have Fate resistance for the same reason that Greek Kratos has it, because he doesn't have PoH.
You can't argue that because even if it's agreed Kratos retained some of Hope, you can't give him the same resistances from when he had all of Hope.Could you prove that? Otherwise you might be able to argue that Norse Kratos should currently resist Concept manipulation.
Except for that really isn't the case. If He wasn't still lugging around the power of the box, I'm pretty sure he would still be at demigod level. Athena says this herself that Kratos held on to it for several years, and inside the box there is a stronger power, which is the power of hope.
Stated in one of the spoilercastO really?
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Ah i cStated in one of the spoilercast
Yes, but I'm not arguing that, you said that he doesn't need to tap into the POH to have all his resistances. As far as I know, there's no evidence for this.You can't argue that because even if it's agreed Kratos retained some of Hope, you can't give him the same resistances from when he had all of Hope.
I didn't say that. I'm just trying to say that there's a difference between the Power of hope and the power within the box, the latter is what Kratos holds on to, the remainder of series. It was stated by the fates that Kratos being uncontrollable was from the box, in the novel of God of war 2.The small amount of Hope Kratos may have retained after dispering it to the world doesn't give him any thing, because there's no evidence of it giving him anything
What other power are you referring to?Yes, but I'm not arguing that, you said that he doesn't need to tap into the POH to have all his resistances. As far as I know, there's no evidence for this.
I didn't say that. I'm just trying to say that there's a difference between the Power of hope and the power within the box, the latter is what Kratos holds on to, the remainder of series. It was stated by the fates that Kratos being uncontrollable was from the box, in the novel of God of war 2.
The box already contained power. It was Athena who summoned the power of hope and locked it in the box. Kratos wouldn't unlock the power of hope until several years from then in God of war 3 and finally uses it in the fight against Zeus. Athena says it's deep inside Kratos, and that it has remained buried. She didn't say he used it kill Ares, or the fates, or anyone else, or even that he drew from it all those years. Just that he finally awakened it to Kill Zeus.What other power are you referring to?
That doesn't make sense.The box already contained power. It was Athena who summoned the power of hope and locked it in the box. Kratos wouldn't unlock the power of hope until several years from then in God of war 3 and finally uses it in the fight against Zeus. Athena says it's deep inside Kratos, and that it has remained buried. She didn't say he used it kill Ares, or the fates, or anyone else, or even that he drew from it all those years. Just that he finally awakened it to Kill Zeus.
The box contained Evil before Athena put Hope in itThe box already contained power. It was Athena who summoned the power of hope and locked it in the box. Kratos wouldn't unlock the power of hope until several years from then in God of war 3 and finally uses it in the fight against Zeus. Athena says it's deep inside Kratos, and that it has remained buried. She didn't say he used it kill Ares, or the fates, or anyone else, or even that he drew from it all those years. Just that he finally awakened it to Kill Zeus.
Not really making a comment butThe box already contained power. It was Athena who summoned the power of hope and locked it in the box. Kratos wouldn't unlock the power of hope until several years from then in God of war 3 and finally uses it in the fight against Zeus. Athena says it's deep inside Kratos, and that it has remained buried. She didn't say he used it kill Ares, or the fates, or anyone else, or even that he drew from it all those years. Just that he finally awakened it to Kill Zeus.
Yes and no.Also, Athena does say Kratos used Hope to kill Ares at the end of GoW 3 iirc
I didn't say otherwiseYes and no.
He does get amped by absorbing it. But its not same as awakening it in GoW3.
They are same , but potency's are different for both.
Kratos did use it against Ares.
But it went dormant right after that.
And wasn't awakened untill GoW3.
Obviously Hope was awakened in GoW1.
He just used its presence inside him as amp to kill Ares.
This makes sense. I feel the same way (obviously not about fate manipulation) but for the things like concept manipulation which he has in his GOW1 key for some reasonGOWIII (Which is partially why I think the Hope resistances should be shifted to the other key but thats something else)
Like it does kinda break the scale to assume he just always had those since I right? I was planning a hax revision but blehOh okay.
This makes sense. I feel the same way (obviously not about fate manipulation) but for the things like concept manipulation which he has in his GOW1 key for some reason
It honestly does. I think his concept stuff shows up around Ghost of Sparta? So maybe that's where it comes from.Like it does kinda break the scale to assume he just always had those since I right? I was planning a hax revision but bleh
TBH isn't the concept hax just based on him killing Thanatos who's abstract? (which I'm unsure if that would qualify)It honestly does. I think his concept stuff shows up around Ghost of Sparta? So maybe that's where it comes from.
I've always wondered that myself. I don't know this type of stuff always confused meTBH isn't the concept hax just based on him killing Thanatos who's abstract? (which I'm unsure if that would qualify)
I know he has it in Hope for using the concept to empower him and affect Fear but thats it
I know I argued against the Concept stuff based off Thanatos but it's on the page anyway IGI've always wondered that myself. I don't know this type of stuff always confused me
Kratos gave hope to the greek pantheon so they could live without the rule of the Gods. He gave humanity free will. The whole GoW 4>3 argument has never made sense. 4 Kratos is blatantly and stated to be rusty as all hell, lost all his abilities and equipment, and himself in the novel stated he was more muscular in his Greek days. 4 goes out of it's way to show kratos is rusty and not what he used to be, at least at the beginning of the game.I mean he might have alot of Hope
Is stated in WoG twice gow 4 kratos > gow 3 kratos
There's never really been a definitive answer to this, really. He hasn't really fought anything in a long time. Kratos is Rusty, yes, but that's not really referring to his raw power, probably more his combat skills. Keep in mind, he's also holding back pretty much the entirety of the game as he wants his son to grow stronger and keep his own rage in check. Kratos in 4 isn't actively trying to spaz out and murk everyone as this time around he has no real personal vendetta against anybody. I think it was also stated that he's as strong as he's always been. Which I also think doesn't make sense. But I guess that's how it for now. Hopefully they'll elaborate more in the futureKratos gave hope to the greek pantheon so they could live without the rule of the Gods. He gave humanity free will. The whole GoW 4>3 argument has never made sense. 4 Kratos is blatantly and stated to be rusty as all hell, lost all his abilities and equipment, and himself in the novel stated he was more muscular in his Greek days. 4 goes out of it's way to show kratos is rusty and not what he used to be, at least at the beginning of the game.
Technically it's credited to Kratos when he murders the Fates as per GaiaKratos gave hope to the greek pantheon so they could live without the rule of the Gods. He gave humanity free will.
IMo it makes sense, Kratos claims Baldur is > Zeus and later believes Odin's magic used to take Freya is beyond anything he's seen previously, Gods in Greece grow stronger in old age and he's actively holding back as shown in the game and supplementary material and that's ignoring the WOG thatThe whole GoW 4>3 argument has never made sense. 4 Kratos is blatantly and stated to be rusty as all hell, lost all his abilities and equipment, and himself in the novel stated he was more muscular in his Greek days. 4 goes out of it's way to show kratos is rusty and not what he used to be, at least at the beginning of the game.
Which is crazy considering Baldur was pretty much confirmed to be weaker than Zeus by Bruno VelasquezIMo it makes sense, Kratos claims Baldur is > Zeus an
Which is crazy considering Baldur was pretty much confirmed to be weaker than Zeus by Bruno Velasquez
I mean would it really? I think It makes sense, actually. Does Kratos outright say Baldur is stronger than Zeus? If not, I think he meant due to Baldur's invincibility he's never seen anyone or anything like him, his raw power was nothing special, if you look at the final boss fight with him, you'll see Kratos beat the dogshit out of him like he never did before.TBH that'd just be Death of the Author since the text comes first
He says this after being hit over his house so I assume it's "oh shit that hurt"I mean would it really? I think It makes sense, actually. Does Kratos outright say Baldur is stronger than Zeus?
I mean hence the Kratos is stronger stuff.If not, I think he meant due to Baldur's invincibility he's never seen anyone or anything like him, his raw power was nothing special, if you look at the final boss fight with him, you'll see Kratos beat the dogshit out of him like he never did before.
TBH If anything I'm expecting Thor is > OdinThe Odin statement is legit. Bruno also said he believes Zeus is also stronger than Thor and the real question is who's stronger better him and Odin. I Could definitely see them as equals, but only time will tell I guess
I've literally had this debate ad infinitum at this point and everyone ignores context entirely. The baldur statement is kratos talking about baldurs curse, on top of the fact it was his first fight in centuries. A rusty kratos is definitely stronger than he ever was. The idea that Baldur is stronger than literally any power Kratos had encountered is also nonsensical, considering Baldur is unarguably not more powerful than Fear Zeus or the power of Hope. This logic comes from discord outerversalists who believe Magni and Modi fart the greek pantheon out of existence.Technically it's credited to Kratos when he murders the Fates as per Gaia
IMo it makes sense, Kratos claims Baldur is > Zeus and later believes Odin's magic used to take Freya is beyond anything he's seen previously, Gods in Greece grow stronger in old age and he's actively holding back as shown in the game and supplementary material and that's ignoring the WOG that
The muscular stuff could just be a joke about the new artstyle ala the jump comments from Barlog, rusty is fighting skills and the powers is just hax that means nothing when he already has all the hax resistances and a boatload of stuff via optional equipment
That he's stronger than Zeus?He says this after being hit over his house so I assume it's "oh shit that hurt"
Maybe, But according to the devs he's as strong as he's always been. Losing the power of hope (or at least most of it) his equipment, and not training for centuries, kinda make me unsure of this. It could still be true tho as the Greek gods grow stronger as they age like you stated.I mean hence the Kratos is stronger
Me too. I expect Thor to be the brute strength guy and Odin to be the Hax Specialist.TBH If anything I'm expecting Thor is > Odin