God of War_I am your Monster No Longer

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[@KydzPlays]

I love how Kratos doesn’t run away from his flaws and his past, but instead chooses to use them as inspiration to be a better person.

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

That is also so true.There is so much he proves as a changing being to learn and care as it is to love mourn and defend his son and Character.

[@devans8478]

"Dont be sorry......BE BETTER!"

[@abstergo0937]

@@devans8478 thats right

[@lawlessrichy6086]

Y’all realize that his whole original franchise trilogy was about him seeking revenge making things worst for himself because he was upset of his wrong doings in the past

[@natoshi_sakamoto]

Lol that damn near the opposite dude. Idiot.

[@eliaszak3613]

“But I am your monster no longer” One of the greatest lines in a video game

[@MrBrandonStar]

What that means

[@SirToaster9330]

@@MrBrandonStar basically in the original games Athena and the other gods used Kratos as a tool or a weapon this caused him to go on a bloody rampage that killed the entire pantheon save Athena. Kratos is now free from their grasp and has forgiven himself for his sins for destroying the world for killing his family for everything and now is free he is no longer her monster

[@MrBrandonStar]

@@SirToaster9330 oh ok thanks bro

[@7afa.uspa.34]

And'' you always be a monster' '' the best lines ever in a video game

[@elibubsthelonewolf7177]

@@7afa.uspa.34 but he is their monster no longer

[@MaxSabbath_]

one of the most memorable moments in a video game to me.

[@zlatandinho3550]

Long live Halo Long live God of War

[@damonbeardy-neepin3197]

Starspawn _ If you DIDNT get a lump in your throat watching kraits struggle to pick these up then you are truly athenas monster

[@artvandelay2912]

It’s been 3 years since this game came out and I still quote this last line. Can’t wait for the new one.

[@lukeramos6546]

Oh hell yes🎊🙏🏻

[@9to5_]

Facts

[@Vesperitis]

This is the moment where Kratos wins. Not by punching out a monster, or by pushing over a building, but by confronting his fears and choosing to be better than his past. For his son.

[@zenosama8505]

Vesperitis well put

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

Very well put

[@matheuscruz8574]

For his BOI*

[@ij1376]

Honestly it's super deep

[@henrykberonio9008]

Once a Monster's weakness is his Child he has no choices but to bring back his Fangs and Claws not just to bring chaos and destruction he will used it to save his son for the sickness

[@caiobelache1]

Everybody freak out and jumped in pure joy when the Blades of Chaos appeared. But if you listen to the tone of the song, and Krato's reaction, you realize that it is one of the saddest moments in the game. Kratos knows that these Blades are a representation that he was made to be a monster. And he would never be able to escape from that. Doesn’t matter how far he goes from Greece or whatever another place... someone will always make him comeback to his monster side. Kratos is doomed.

[@devonraines80]

It's a necessary evil though Kratos knows he needs them to save his son. This just makes us see how far he is truly willing to go.

[@firsttimeforge3596]

But this is also showing him embracing his past. Not running from it.

[@johnadamsiii9886]

Thank you! I was happy to see them too but the tone made it clear that this wasn’t “YAY” moment and too many reactions were based on that rather the tone. I’m happy someone gets it!!

[@asddsa8203]

Almost right. This is the part where the game becomes less of a slog to play because the gameplay is actually fun.

[@marzialalfonzocanada888]

its kinda cool to know that he used the very same blades to kill his family but now he's using it to save his son

[@ajanis95]

That one small 'I know.' For a single moment Kratos actually sounds broken, actually sounds like despondent and just done. Only to immediately continue and show that no matter the pain of his past, no matter the burden, he will move forward, because he has something, someone, to move forward for. Not just for revenge, not just out of anger, but out of love. Yeah, he may still be a monster, he may always be one, but he's the papa bear kind of monster. The kind that hunts you for hunting what he loves and cares for, no matter what it means for himself. Amazing props to Christopher Judge for his acting here. He killed it.

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

Man great point

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

Man great point

[@SS-hd5jx]

we have never heard kratos in that tone before. it was so sad.

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

Damn that's deep

[@solar_savior4118]

@@SS-hd5jx In the first game when he tried to kill himself. Or in-between when he literally had to pull his daughter off him when he realised if he doesn't stop the world from ending she will die as well

[@ShadowsWrath4]

Take note that at first Kratos didn't care about what Athena had to say about him. He already knew he was a bad teacher and a bad husband. But as soon as she claimed that he was a bad father he immediately looked directly at her with death in his eyes.

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

Facts

[@mrsdestroyer8176]

I, I almost cried at this scene, it was deep. He used the blades to spill his own family's blood, and now he used it to save his son. The "I know" had me in tears, accepting that he is infact a monster. A monster that slayed his family, and a monster that saved his son. He accepted that whenever he goes, whenever someone challenges him, enrages him, He will always become a monster. But a different monster, not a ruthless monster, he became better as he grew old, regained more control. I love this game. The best game for me.

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

I agree it is so many points and facts about God of War that I know all of us cant wait till the next G.O.W and everyone stay tuned to see.

[@JKurayami]

You can find a recording of hte original motioncapture version. He actually shed a RL tear and his voice cracked. I kinda wish they kept that version in.

[@Doctorblam]

the way he said "l know" brought a tear to my eye

[@dcspidey1218]

Did it cheer you up when he said this? "But I am your monster no longer"

[@SS-hd5jx]

yes

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

I just bought that dam😲

[@moitokill2953]

Christopher judge also shed a tear during the mocap for this scene exactly when he said that.

[@liamwest5123]

2018 was the best year for gaming. GOW, rdr2 and Spiderman were all masterpieces

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

Yess they were

[@cleveland8519]

Don’t forget Detroit become human

[@yasirugimhan5841]

@@bigchopstherealoggamer1280 odessey

[@Emonkey12345]

Athena: You will always be...a monster Kratos: I know... but I am your monster no longer Hardest line of 2018. Not up for debate. Don't @ me

[@nmasijika7557]

Came back for that

[@sterlingwirth7931]

“Do you have anything to say to your creator?” “No”

[@susmitamukherjee5605]

Bruh it's 2018 comment man And Doom Slayer and God of War are presumably the same

[@SirToaster9330]

“I guess I’m just afraid”

[@jphosa]

​@@SirToaster9330"i've got a plan arthur"

[@ianworley554]

I know.....but I am your monster no longer

[@FoFProfMyke]

Ian Worley acceptance lol

[@SamAx57]

Ian Worley alright brother, lets see what those blades can do

[@jonathanrangel7036]

This and “I’m afraid” from Arthur Morgan definitely hit

[@Alolan.Vulpix.Getting.Railed]

Is there a bigger chad moment in gaming?

[@demirdincay3648]

*testosterone increased by 100*

[@hypnoticskull6342]

I think a quote from Kratos in God of War Ragnarok said it the best. "I kill to keep my son safe and to aid my friends. I will not be someone's monster. Never again."

[@SuperHaoken]

the moment where the game really started

[@matheuscruz8574]

Imagine, as he walks towards Athena... Game: Press *O*

[@humnasohail5856]

@@matheuscruz8574 He isn’t like that he knows better he is wiser maturer and stronger he knows whats worth and whats not

[@glitch3818]

@@matheuscruz8574 that would be awesome.

[@cristiany140]

Nostalgia never fails

[@javierxrtd]

When he said: "I know... But I am your monster no longer." That honestly changed my life, yes I was a monster. I paid for my sins and I suffered and suffered! Yes my past is there as a reminder but! I am your monster no longer!

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿Damn I really didn't look at it that way .You just put something on my mind🤔

[@ToothnClaw]

I will be a monster that destroys other monsters. Especially those who harm the innocent.

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

I like how u said that bro 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Grimzilla32]

The music here, the atmosphere, the callback to YEARS of character development turns this into one of the greatest most emotional moments in video game history!

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

😳👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

[@PunkRockMohawk]

This entire game changed me. That is not hyperbole. My past self and my current self are, though not quite the extreme exaggeration that is depicted in the God of War games, a thematic parallel to Kratos. I spent so much time angry and adrift when I was younger, and I hurt a lot of people, burned a lot of bridges, and did nothing to help myself fundamentally. Those things still haunt me now, even as I struggle to change and be better. When I saw my son start mimicking the bad traits and habits I still fight with, I had to really stop and reassess myself, and swear on my life to be so much more than I am, if for no other reason than to ensure that I can make my son better than I could ever hope to be. This moment was one of the most powerful moments I've ever seen in any form of media. Kratos has to feel the full physical weight of his sins, confront his past, and understand that what he was will never go away. Much the same that I will likely always carry guilt for the worst that I can be, I can still live with it knowing that I can use that shame and pain to ensure that I won't ever be that again. This game is not just a great game, but it is an important one. It showed me, and I like to believe the same of a lot of people my age, what it means to be better as a man, as a person, and most importantly, as a father.

[@santiagoospinacadavid8681]

Awesome!

[@Emonkey12345]

Beautifully said my guy

[@xunknown94x]

Amen to that.

[@theboulder3278]

“Not like me. You must be better.”

[@RGMRT]

"Accepting who you was and what you are now, but always, ALWAYS, strive to be better, any way you can do it." When a game teaches you that kind of lesson better than some teacher in schools that yells 'gAmE iS bAd, iT mAkEs yOu dO bAd tHiNgS', you know there is something wrong in your education system.

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

Well said young man well said👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

[@harmonicajay91]

I can imagine Kratos just silently crying to himself and saying those words to Athena with tears in his eyes.

[@mrsdestroyer8176]

That wasactually meant to be the original scene.

[@thebloodyaussie1458]

I actually really like the behind the scenes version where Christopher Judge completely breaks in his voice saying "I know" and sheds a freakin tear. Genuinely great stuff, and whilst I think this rerecorded version for the final game suits Kratos better, I still would've like the tear to be programmed in (though might not have been noticeable even if it was)

[@billbill6094]

When he just walks straight through her after that line... damn that's cold. Kratos has always been a badass, but he set himself apart by being the only God who could conquer Kratos himself, overcoming his own demons and past mistakes. I'd encourage anyone who hasn't played the previous games to go do so, it makes this line just that much more impactful.

[@ci7210]

As someone who played the very first God of War the 2005 it's so amazing how much Kratos grown and changed for the better. That whole scene made me emotional. Like acknowledging his mistakes and moving on to not to repeat them.

[@cloudshines812]

Young Kratos - Used the blades to kill his family Old Kratos - Used the blades to save his family

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

Yess facts

[@SleepySloth2705]

Veteran players: "My old friends, it's been so long"

[@e-manmartr_1875]

This scene hits even harder now knowing what Judge did when recording Even though it was out of frame He let a tear fall as he responds to Athena with I know... Accepting all that he was and what he did And still saying I am YOUR monster... No Longer

[@mariguana7918]

Honestly the “I know” is what hits me the hardest.

[@Shayankhansari1998]

I know but i am your monster no longer SAVAGEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@KinroXIII]

Its a little poetic, yes these blades are what made him into a monster, the blades that were used to kill his first family by accident are used to save his current family.

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

Good point!

[@SirToaster9330]

He needs to save his family by using the family killer 2000

[@geekandfreak1558]

The most epic moment on gaming history

[@tylers6611]

I feel like there needs to be a video game category at the academy awards. This type of storytelling and artwork is better than much of the entertainment we have in animation and film today. This and red dead redemption 2 are works of art, no doubt about it

[@johnstephen7198]

I comeback to relive this moment every once in a while and I get chills everytime

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

Big FACTS

[@TheNeoVariable]

The expressions, the atmosphere, the pain of it all. Absolutely brilliant.

[@chadarnone4392]

Chills down my spine. Water in my eyes. This moment meant a lot.

[@franklinbadge1215]

The way he looks at his arms after touching the blades... so much said with no words.

[@roadrunner2658]

This has to be one of the most prolific moments in the history of gaming I’ve never been so invested in a storyline, in all my 26 years

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

FACTS

[@thejudderman2786]

This scene had me pumped!

[@itztimg]

"I know. But I am your monster no longer." This is the moment where everything Kratos did came full circle. He accepts his past. He knows he cannot change his past, nor will the gods ever forgive his sins. He left a trail of blood and destruction for the sake of petty revenge and nearly destroyed the world because of it. But he is no longer a pawn of the gods. The blades used to kill his family instead will be used to protect his family. He is a monster, but he is his own monster.

[@crackerjaq9974]

God I fucking LOVE Kratos's voice in this scene. The whole game, its been gruff, and old, and tired, and (with absolutely no disrespect to Judge) kind've generic "mean old stoic man" voice. Kratos was tired and grieving, and long past a life of yelling his lungs out at those that wronged him. But when he puts the blades on again, and his past comes back to haunt him once more, and as he feels the Greek Fire well up in the blades again after so long, the familiar heat he's long hoped he would never feel again, he's brought right back to his Deicidal Genocide. For just one line, for one brief moment, his visceral anger, his violent wrath, and every single ounce of venom he holds for the gods comes rushing back, and he starts to sound not like Kratos the Stoic, Husband of Laufey, father of Atreus, but Kratos the Ashen, Son of Zeus, Ghost of Sparta. Idk if Judge did that on purpose, but when I heard his voice slightly slip into his old one, I legit almost flew out of my seat. (The line I refer to was "I am your monster no longer," if anyone was confused.

[@geekandfreak1558]

For scenes like this GOW is GOTY

[@akshaysatheesh5025]

i had goosebumps when he said "I am your monster no longer"

[@CCGS]

In today's edition of "scenes that go ridiculously hard", this masterpiece

[@machloof]

"There's nowhere you can hide, Spartan Put as much distance between you and the truth as you want, it changes nothing. Pretend to be everything you are not ... teacher ... husband .... father ... .. . but there is one unavoidable truth you will never escape. You cannot change. You will always be a monster."

[@kenthefele113]

I love how Kratos turns to Athena only when she says “Father”. At this point, he only cares about saving Atreus.

[@jscal2231]

If you think about, Athena is the most vile and disgusting character in the entire God of War franchise, rivaling Zeus. She fueled and manipulated Kratos’ rage and bloodlust and used him as her puppet to destroy the Gods in order to pursue her agenda in obtaining absolute power. She sat back and watched as Kratos brutally murder every member of the Greek Pantheon, her OWN family, causing the deaths of millions of mortals without remorse or shedding a tear. I personally think she found amusement in Kratos causing so much destruction. Also, what I find ironic is that in the earlier games Athena used to be the most honorable and benevolent of the Gods. Seeing her in this stage exemplifies just how far she has fallen and just adds to the total epicness of this cutscene. Kratos is a monster but Athena is a much bigger one.

[@Anubis-xk4ht]

Kratos beat his inner demons and became a better version of himself when he said this while batman still can't get over his dead parents XD

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

Lol ur rt tho

[@TheGr0nch]

it's also assumed that kratos cant get over his wife and daughter either. He never got over it. And It's been centuries

[@mulchgulper]

This scene really hits hard. Especially when you've played the first 3

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

Facts

[@WTFisTingispingis]

The one thing that can stave off Kratos's self-loathing is his desire to protect his son.

[@SS-hd5jx]

such a beautiful scene. masterpiece. when he said i know.. it was so painful

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

Truly

[@No-Name-P9]

Love that this has been uploaded dude! This has to be my favourite scene I’ve ever seen in a video game. I feel as a man when we make mistakes we punish are selves and nowadays there is a lot of pressure. But to see Kratos really embrace who he is and what he has done but to still strive to be better gives me the motivation to do so as well.... no matter the past you have.

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

You are so rt fam thanks im trying to gey better at youtube but its hard with just only myself. Follow me on Twitter and i will follow back

[@raicattivo]

Notice how he lifts his head when Athena says “Father”

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

Like he wanted to slap her head off to the Elder Gods

[@collt091]

2:08 his voice is absolutely insane

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

BIG FACTS 👍🏿

[@Motivation_Editz07]

Every time i watch this it gives me goosebumps I remember when i first time played it i was screaming This is what makes this game special The stories , The memories , The relationships

[@Clone6385]

The blades: we wondered when you would return to wield us

[@masterlion8449]

Anybody who has only played this game says they understand this scene is lying this scene is so memorable and there is so much context to this scene

[@rocketgroot4311]

*Oscar worthy Man!!* *This game is an beautifully designed bridge for Old & New audiences* *Even if the you don't know what the blades are you can understand their importance and piece together what Kratos has used them for* *I never played the original games but this game made me a fan* *And If you already were one I hope it made you a bigger fan of the franchise*

[@mat8299]

Damn, Christopher judge made a amazing job, that like alone Gave me chills

[@raymicheals4127]

I love when Kratos whispers " i know" like he regrets taking so many lives in the persuit of vengeance. Than you hear the base in his voice when he says " But i am your monster no longer" as he has this presence with him like from another point of view he is the monster. We know him in this game and if you played the previous games he was a man raised to be a soldier, than a god, and finally the legend who destroyed the world but his goals were personal , simple even. Now that he has someone worth saving again he must be the monster people saw him as

[@thelambsauce5681]

"But I am your monster no longer" sounded like old kratos if you hear it closely

[@MrBrandonStar]

What does that mean

[@chayadams6053]

“But I am your mostet no longer” is one of if not the best line in gaming history

[@orcamovies5218]

Monster

[@sheeeshmaster6418]

when kratos says the line, his old accent comes back. nice touch santa monica studios wll done.

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

Damn all this time idk that till I played it back Dammmmn!!👏🏿👏🏿

[@dashiznit1208]

I came on myself when I saw the blades of chaos

[@dannyyoroi1955]

YOU WHAT

[@indigochild8552]

For someone who played the old god of wars and growing up seeing my father play them , this was a very powerful and emotional moment not only does it correlate to men in the real world but also the fact kratos over came his pain

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

It was and it dose reflect on some men growing pains

[@katiebowler3161]

That gives me chills down my spine and from what kratos was before just shocks me #godofwarisbestgameever

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

True

[@TheNinjaAndrewShow]

Video games capture emotional moments better than actual film and tv. Change my mind..... For those that know. This whole story is better than any Harry Potter, starwars or marvel attempt. Storytelling at its absolute finest. This scene alone perfectly explains the tragedies of 6 games till now. Beautifully done. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🏆🏆🏆🏆

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

WELL SAID MY FRIEND!!!👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

[@lorisuomi1154]

I love the bad ass way he go out of his home!

[@Dekerus]

Legit... no lie.. probably one of the 1st videos I have ever seen with no dislikes.

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

Only if KZbin would recognize it😩

[@Dekerus]

@@bigchopstherealoggamer1280 Right...? Lol. Sorry. Good job though! 🙂

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

Yes it is i love this part

[@modernwarfare134]

I like the thunder/lightning that strikes as athena says father, as if the ghost of zeus was listening

[@ethan_1442]

Zeus is eternally rage spectating

[@azazel166]

He is now Atreus' monster.

[@fazeelmahmood6736]

😂😂😂

[@demirdincay3648]

atreus aint gonna get bullied by anyone now

[@Caliban_Io]

"Alright, brother. Let's see what those blades can do". The feels in this game got me back into gaming. I've never had a game make me so emotional before. And then Ragnarok came out... "Don't be sorry, father. Be better"

[@NoisyyCricket]

The way he says, "I know" hurts every time.

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

I know!

[@Ayatorin]

''And I took that personally'' *proceeds to Change in the most epic fashion in gaming history*

[@PhingusMcDingus]

This scene was kinda weird on new game +, as I had already obtained the blades by some imbalance within the nine realms, but it still hit as hard as my first playthrough. This is why God Of War won game of the year for 2018.

[@brysongines3586]

When he said 'I know' my tears started to well, then he said but I am your monster no longer and I felt a surge of strength and chills ran up my spine. So fucking badass

[@brysongines3586]

The way he says it you can feel the pain and acceptance then he chooses to push past his actual past

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

Damn good stuff FACTS"

[@chase1146]

I love the scenes where kratos shows genuine emotion. Gone are the days of a god killing rage monster. He is genuinely afraid of the blades of chaos and what they turned him into previously.

[@Seantrooper]

Important Fact:The actor originally broke in tears as he said I know. Which felt like Kratos was really reflecting on his past more than showed in game.

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

Yesssss

[@Triforce9426]

He willingly puts the chains back on for MY BOY

[@incog2015]

I had goosebumps when he opened the cloth to reveal those Legendary blades

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

Facts👍🏿🔥🔥🔥

[@stevenreynaga5998]

Being in the military, I relate to this super hard. Always told where to go, who to fight and kill. But I served and fought for others so they didn't have to. That part of you never leaves but you can learn to live with it. Now I CHOOSE to protect and I know that's what I was made for

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

RESPECT and I Salute you, You truly are a God of war thank you for serving our country. peace ✌🏿 and love

[@IReallyLikeDrPepper]

This is when Kratos went from a chad to a giga chad

[@arvisjohnson1030]

I really feel like Athena knew what she was doing when she put emphasis on “father”, almost like she knew what was going to set him off.

[@Orto-jj2di]

To me this sounded, like kratos identifying himself as a monster sure but a GOOD monster.

[@morrisdean478]

he sounded like he did in the older games when he said “i am your monster no longer”

[@morrisdean478]

so cool

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

He is the man

[@soweli3033]

Epic music 🎶

[@haarisajmeri9811]

this scene is very strong in terms of emotions for fans like us who followed every journey of kratos all along & with connecting with him we realise how much kratos changed & how much painfull of a deal to put those blades on his hands i still know when i first see the scene i legitimatelly got connected & also kinda get emotional & feeling bad ass because its kratos so its a badass roller coaster ride which is never gonna stop.

[@kcbm225]

To this day, still goosebumps.

[@mr.cookey]

What i absolutely love about this game, is how relatable Kratos is(i had/have problems with controlling my anger). He is terrified of the thought of losing control, because that would mean losing everything. And he's constantly torn over his own past and mistakes, only coming to terms with them by the end of the game. An incredible character development.

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

That os good to know that its a video game that makes people who play it get a relationship with the character. I also have had a troubled past and I totally relate to Cratos and the other people who played the game. This games makes you think about life and other games make the players violent.🤘🏿🤙🏿✊🏿👊🏿💪🏿 stay strong my friends..

[@mr.cookey]

@@bigchopstherealoggamer1280 I'd say that half true. Violence is inside us. We have to learn to control it. It isn't because of any hobby.

[@bent8987]

Best line ever hands down

[@FallenOne669]

Kratos wraps the chains more fiercely after Athena mockingly calls him "father."

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

Yeesssss he did mad 😠 😡 😤

[@noofkuultrasense2937]

A powerful moment that touched all our hearts.

[@TheBengalDragon]

This one line, better than EACH AND EVERY SINGLE DIALOGUE in the Last of us part I

[@ankitagarwal10101]

I agree with you somewhat. But you cant deny that The Last of Us Part 1 had its share of moments as well. Cant say the same for Part 2.

[@TheBengalDragon]

@@ankitagarwal10101 I'm actually doing a playthrough of the game on my youtube channel. Find out PBP what I think of the game. Keep in mind, I am legally blind (very low vision) so I do play it with accessibility features.

[@redsoldier9154]

New gow players: OMG NEW WEAPON LETS GOOOOOOOO Og gow players: I’m sorry kratos, but we must cure Atreus

[@jaguar1568]

GoW4 has some of the best video game quotes

[@joker18524]

Quite possibly the most badass thing I’ve ever seen in all of gaming.

[@yetAnotherGuyOnTheInternet]

I like this guy

[@woahcalmdownthereguy646]

Anti-military crowd: "You will always be a monster" Combat veterans: "I know, but I am your monster no longer"

[@pjyeates1250]

Shook my soul and how much it relates to me is actually scary 💀...

[@dale4416]

Nobody's commenting on this, but that last line he delivers to Athena, you can hear a bit of the old Kratos in his voice. That's what really makes this scene for me man.

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

True

[@h3lva642]

That line showed how kratos has changed and one of the best lines in this imo

[@danson246]

I like how he was so offended when she said “father”

[@bigchopstherealoggamer1280]

As a 47 year old man I have been throughout the world wondering about the injustice of life and wisdom and moral principles that we all seek, but when she said that I also was like wtf. No man wants his father hood questioned