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Wrong.
I have already debunked Helios's Chariot crashing into the underworld. Kratos recovers it and uses it to fly out of the Underworld at the end of Chains of Olympus.
So no, GOW III retconned it. There's absolutely no "Helios may have gotten a new one"".
Perses crushes it on his hand, so the Chariot is not the Sun. Even if it was, that was retconned.
No. The Flat Earth is much deeper than the Real World. The oceans are so deep that they are able to swallow a 500-meter titan completely, with no trace of him even near the shorelines. There's no tiptoeing around this.
Mount Olympus is 9000 miles tall, and it starts on the Underworld and ends at the very top of the heavens. No tiptoeing.
The Flat Earth is at least as big the Real World. I have already posted my calculations, and i'll keep posting them until they are debunked without the use of:
"Your calculations are false because they are false and because they are false"
I have already debunked Helios's Chariot crashing into the underworld. Kratos recovers it and uses it to fly out of the Underworld at the end of Chains of Olympus.
So no, GOW III retconned it. There's absolutely no "Helios may have gotten a new one"".
Perses crushes it on his hand, so the Chariot is not the Sun. Even if it was, that was retconned.
No. The Flat Earth is much deeper than the Real World. The oceans are so deep that they are able to swallow a 500-meter titan completely, with no trace of him even near the shorelines. There's no tiptoeing around this.
Mount Olympus is 9000 miles tall, and it starts on the Underworld and ends at the very top of the heavens. No tiptoeing.
The Flat Earth is at least as big the Real World. I have already posted my calculations, and i'll keep posting them until they are debunked without the use of:
"Your calculations are false because they are false and because they are false"