GOD OF WAR RAGNAROK All Cutscenes Full Movie (2022) 4K ULTRA HD

[@GameClips4KYTT]

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[@thedoctor2102]

Thor really is a fat drunken dobber

[@brianmj123]

Christopher judge is the perfect actir for bringing kratos to life

[@danielcalabrese5769]

I played the game but got bored about 3/4 through so need to watch the story online but when I google how many hours of cutscenes it say 4.5 hours and this is 7 hours long, why is that?

[@gabrielsuhenthran9973]

​ Questions z.9z

[@freddysavage1771]

Question, if or when Kratos dies, where will his soul goes, cause as we all know he ain't from these lands at all, heaven & hell in his realm is completely destroyed by him, so where will he go in the afterlife?

[@ΝικόλαοςΘεοδωρίδης-γ6λ]

"To grieve deeply... Is to have loved fully" this line hits at the heart.

[@zachspanos441]

It reminds me of a line in Wandavision "what is grief if not love persevering"

[@GigglesYeahMan]

I think that line, amongst many that Faye had said was quite beautiful, few words touch me deep but that definitely did.

[@orchoose]

What a lazy writting i puked in my mouth little. ctrl c ctrl v

[@bu11ymaguire]

Sometimes people grieve deeply because they never loved fully and understood the importance later.

[@szxnv]

made me cry ❤

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

Kratos is literally the absolute greatest example of perfectly written character development.

[@MorphPheus]

Man, you really are everywhere!

[@Jknight416]

Well Kratos had his past self from his time in Greece during the previous GOW games which involved at least a half a dozen games to build his character which served as a good basis for him to develop and evolve his character even further from being a vengeancful god killer to a better father.

[@mcslaphead2635]

This guy does not go outside

[@kjiggidy5719]

Bro don’t hold Kratos to such high esteem you sound stupid. He’s one of the examples of absolute greatest perfect written characters. Not the one and only….

[@kjiggidy5719]

@@mcslaphead2635 facts lol

[@sam5336]

“Death can have me, when it EARNS me” if anyone deserves to say that it’s Kratos

[@_Reiki]

Well he died 2 time already he not lieing Each time a died he came back lol

[@cosmicghost811]

​@@_Reiki Because, Death was not yet worthy.

[@allysnipes3908]

@@_Reiki me fighting the Valkaries „I guess death earns him every time 🤷‍♂️“

[@Carcosahead]

3:29:12

[@_Reiki]

@@cosmicghost811 Nah Death Is Not worthy simply

[@thomasvertommen9526]

This series turned out so much deeper, better thought out, and downright impressive than I had expected. A true masterpiece in my opinion.

[@TheCriticalGamer12]

No it sucks, because it is WOKE, And the gamplay is bad. And all the people who like it are paid off by sony.

[@Undisputed_King]

How is it woke lol?​@@TheCriticalGamer12

[@TheCriticalGamer12]

@@Undisputed_King you know why

[@joyuz6583]

@@TheCriticalGamer12no… I don’t. In fact I don’t see how a game set in the realm of norse goes has anything woke in it whatsoever

[@jinxtoon68]

@@TheCriticalGamer12 hey man, I know exactly what you really mean, and I understand completely

[@trenbabone6359]

"death can have me, when it earns me" - Kratos. If that isn't the most badass line I've heard.

[@Aries0098]

He already died and came back from the dead a couple of times and killed the God of the Underworld. Safe to say, he made death his bitch.

[@Nyrufa]

@@Aries0098 The God of the Underworld is not the same as the God of Death. That would be Thanatos.

[@Aries0098]

@@Nyrufa I wasn't talking about the God of Death. I said he made "death" - the concept, his bitch.

[@yaboi772]

@@Nyrufahe did also kill Thanatos tho

[@DarkoRavens]

Thor - Hold my mead ⚡️🔨

[@August1Three]

It’s like a 7 hour free AAA movie. Love it.

[@oxiary]

best plot ive seen of any media all year tbh not a boring moment

[@sajuente8235]

@@oxiary God of war / gothic / witcher / cryberpunk / all of them could be just movie no need to be a game. pure masterpiece

[@grade3328]

@@sajuente8235 not sure about cp2077 tho

[@sajuente8235]

@@grade3328 game in terms of bugs is garbage but on some PC's it have no bugs and its super nice to play. Story also is amazing. its literally our future

[@grade3328]

@@sajuente8235 i know i played on pc and only see 2 or 3 bugs. The story on itself is fascinating but the presentation is really lackluster, for me the best experience ive had with cp is on the spider robot quest and hiding behind screen with jackie and seeing adam smasher, after that it went downhill

[@n543576]

Damn near ever line of dialogue from Kratos sounds like a man who is CONSTANTLY holding himself back from unleashing rage upon everyone and everything. It's truly incredible acting.

[@ericschauer5950]

True but also very different from the ones I got into the beginning with but still good

[@seijax5822]

Freya: "There's a part of me that is so angry! And will always be angry!" Kratos: "Welcome to my life"

[@guitardaddy6]

It's unfortunate his white son was turned into a coal burner by the juice who wrote this story. That lower race doesn't belong in Norse mythology.

[@GentleGiantJoe]

It's like he's edging us with anger. Fucks me up like elf light.

[@VelvetSkyye]

Because he is. He’s the god of war and death, and one of his powers is literally using his rage to become stronger and more durable.

[@Sheenifier]

One of my favorite parts of this game is the transitions between Kratos and Atreus and their dream worlds. It's so smooth and seamless. There's no "meanwhile" or "moments later"

[@devonbell1751]

When Kratos was telling the story, and saw his son fall asleep in the comfort of his presence - and how it hit him realizing how much he loved Atreus....MAN I cried.

[@IrfanQurashi]

That moment brought me to tears…to see the man who took down the entire Greek pantheon, tearing up at the sight of his own flesh and blood, his son sound asleep, goes to show you how fatherhood really changes even the most wild of men.

[@youtubesucks6959]

Gay

[@Silver-FoxYT]

@@youtubesucks6959 silence fatherless one

[@y4head84]

Timestamp? No homo

[@blarsky9562]

@@youtubesucks6959i hope you find peace, fatherless one

[@joshuagatmaytan725]

That is 7 hours of my time that I will never regret. It was beautiful. Wish Kratos journey doesn't end here.

[@JVtheycallme]

gave you the crispy like count

[@Ejay923]

It isn’t it 100% isn’t , Atreus by the next game will most likely be an adult though so the time skip will be much Larger and Kratos will probably die in this next one giving Atreus the mantle of the God of War either that or he’ll just go on his own path

[@ythandlename]

@@Ejay923 But we said all that in the last game.

[@matthewallen1253]

Guys it's the last one in "Norse Mythology" the developer never said it's the last GOW game

[@fisherman6493]

@@ythandlename yes but now its makes more sense considering that atreus is a teen in this game so next game he should probably bee a young adult tbh

[@grimhoneybee]

Seeing Kratos step into fatherhood and really become loving toward his son is beautiful. Especially from where his story started. When Atreus hugged him after coming back that second time, he was on the verge of tears. Tears! I can’t believe his emotional development!

[@samsung-jx2lj]

Indeed... i think Atreus was relieved to see his father again after being in this weird messed up family in asgard... he missed his father and was happy to see him again

[@mackielunkey2205]

I loved the part where Kratos says “what do I call you” because he can’t believe Atreus came back to him, after fearing that he would side with Odin.

[@josefrbidenski3556]

he was always loving towards his son, he just did it in different ways. a fathers love is knowing how and when to make the hard choices necessary for survival. love isn't always sweet kind and fluffy

[@ZippingHorizon]

4:33:25 you can literally see the smile form on his face from hearing those words come from Atreus, the amount of pride he had in him in that moment was immense.

[@KinglyDagon]

My favorite moment in the game for me personally

[@bobajbt]

Atreus would be the next gigachad after kratos

[@juicenasty7709]

I was just finna point it out

[@yeastinfection839]

I love how he added the entirety of Thor's and Odin's fight, dude knows what his audience wants

[@devinalvarez6620]

Facts I wouldn’t have watched any of the other boss battles except for heimdals. But Thor and Odins you HAD to watch.

[@poopyboy2222]

Dude skipped a lot, ruining the story a bit. Surprising tbh that he kept Thor’s and Odin’s fight

[@paull1248]

3:53:20 Odin: "Has anyone ever worshipped you?" "Can you imagine that kind on love? NO!" The entirety of the spartan army after GoW1: 🗿

[@RaoaRahaga]

i was thinking the same thing,

[@KefkaStrife]

Basically all of Sparta, The last Spartan mentioned that when Zeus attacked they all called for Kratos

[@pirojfmifhghek566]

Well, Odin _does_ lie to get what he wants.

[@hightemplar7642]

@@pirojfmifhghek566 rather Odin doesnt know, that Kratos has been worshipped by Spartans

[@MasterM2003]

If Odin say "the snow's white", he's lying

[@Duelist0177]

"Loki will go. Atreus remains." Right in the feels

[@KJ_1611]

what does that line mean?

[@asgardiangod23]

@@KJ_1611 it means, Loki will go. Atreus remains

[@RuFi0000000]

@@KJ_1611 It means the man who became legend, the one who is most suited to seek his destiny, the one who will become the God of legend, Loki - he will set forth on his journey. But, the boy Kratos raised, the kind, gentle, curious, compassionate child that belongs only to Kratos - he will remain in Kratos' heart, forever. Even when the legend of Loki is out there making stories for himself, Kratos' Boy will always be there with him, always.

[@williamdavis6337]

@@KJ_1611 hc

[@williamdavis6337]

@@KJ_1611 😅ch😅vh😅ccg

[@pwnstarryan5265]

I love how Odin is portrayed as a sleazy megalomaniac crime boss. Such a contrast to the allfather harsh but fair benevolent warrior God that he's usually portrayed as.

[@TJ6121989]

It’s truely wonderful how a different interpretation could lead to this series

[@codydavidyates72]

Ehhhhhhhhhhheeee!

[@nassimamro485]

The conversation with Atreus at the end pleading with Odin to stop sacrificing everything for his desire to know the truth was interesting too. It’s like Odin is this drug addict who cannot be reasoned with to stop using

[@lax398]

“It is the nature of a thing that matters, not it’s form.” The scene where Brok blesses the spear is so amazing

[@iwq3051]

@@Hourvary child)

[@mustafaalialtunbas7864]

Puahh

[@Carcosahead]

3:49:55

[@raservesthedinner7620]

@@Carcosahead Thank you for stamping it!

[@Magneticitist]

Best scene is when Kratos lays his body down in the boat and he jump scares everyone like "naaah I ain't dead, I was just messin with ya"

[@haxsvg9372]

An insanely beautifully written story. Felt like I just watched a 7 hour movie. The massive amounts of character development in this story was outstanding. Seeing Kratos almost breakdown because of the prophecy that he may be worshipped and loved by people. Man…that was really moving and Sindri’s change in personality to Brok’s death honestly hurt. I’ve never felt so bad for a character like that but it shows just how much a death can change a person.

[@Brute_1]

mf it is a 7hr movie

[@Nemisis2290]

I was watching cutscenes and didn't know Brok died...but I saw a cutscene I can vaguely remember where Sindri killed tf outa someone. I think it was Odin? I was like "oh no, I bet Brok died." SAD TO SEE I WAS RIGHT

[@haxsvg9372]

@@Nemisis2290 Yeah, to catch you up on it, Odin was disguised as Tyr the entire time and he stabbed Brok because Brok exposed him with his suspicious behavior. It was too late to save him. With that Sindri’s personality took a full 180.

[@Guac_Amole]

Ending this story here would be more than amazing And it can just as easily continue Giants knew tyr who traveled a lot maybe Atreus stumbles upon new regions in his search for his giant brothers

[@haxsvg9372]

@@Guac_Amole That would make for a great DLC tbh. Just to get a little more knowledge into the aspect of the giants and where Atreus stands will be really cool to witness.

[@kiarasimone123]

As a recovering addict, Thrud talking to his dad gave me chills and tears to my eyes. I’ve heard similar words and I cant imagine the pain she was in

[@jd0g1228]

From a man who lost everything who only sought rage and revenge to a man who has gained everything and is willing to see past his hate and rage this series has made a legend

[@atomblademadethis1750]

I think it was modeled as the antithesis of Aries’s blessing/cursing of the blades of chaos in the first game.

[@Dunitha0_0]

FUCK'S SAKE I AM IM TEARS. NOSTALGIA HIT ME🥲

[@orchoose]

You must be joking. They just took God of War and slowly turned it into bad version of Last of Us and eventually into animal crossing. I just hope some day someone will pick up where GoW 3 ended so i can forget this travesty.

[@ZeroOnline200]

@@orchoose what are you on about?

[@jaded-harper]

@@ZeroOnline200 he only likes bloodshed and violence probably. bit of a weirdo. imagining being that shocked to see that people can grow lol

[@judesliggoo]

A little detail I'd like to mention: During Ragnarok, when Sindri goes with Atreus, he is no longer using his dwarven magic. Before, he would use it to cross the terrains to not get filth over himself and be very cautious of his movement. But here, he doesn't give a damn anymore. It's even more heartbreaking, seeing him covered in filth during Brok's funeral. He really did lose the best part about himself.

[@deadlymixx]

The irony of him constantly fixing things and becoming broken.

[@sleather5899]

It's also foreshadowed by brok's riddle to mimir. "What gets bigger the more you take away?", the answer was the hole in sindri's heart.

[@agustinfernandez5115]

right after brok's death you can see sindri working on a weapon without his gloves, he aint giving a fuck anymore.

[@luqadam408]

tf are you talking about he cant travel within realms you moron he literally said that at the beginning

[@judesliggoo]

@@luqadam408 fuck are YOU talking about? When we meet them for the first time they literally tell us that dwarven magic allows them to travel through the realm between realms

[@Mistyf1]

This can legit pass off as a movie, that’s how good the story is

[@jascrandom9855]

No, not a movie. A Premium HBO show.

[@ArnieOcfemia]

@@jascrandom9855 And we're seeing it for FREE.

[@MrZlocktar]

The gameplay, the presence of the player, his perspective on events - is the magic that holds it all together. Without it, it won't cut it. Games are simply a better piece of art, than a movie.

[@jascrandom9855]

@@ArnieOcfemia I always watch it for free.

[@Dingbobber]

@@MrZlocktar Not necessarily. There are some pieces better expressed through a 3rd person point of view. Like Sin City

[@sacredterrador5611]

45:28 Kratos secretly wanted a snack, but was too proud. Someone, get this man an Olive.

[@giant4331]

To see Kratos smile, at his son in pride. What a time to be alive.

[@alpak1656]

4:33:25 like a turtle without a shell

[@aliddda328]

It's so hard to make him happy especially after what happened to him and bieng born an aggressive guy

[@MrBigR928]

He woop'd Thor's azz! Kratos is a baaaad man💯💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿

[@handlemonium]

Two minute paper?

[@pedrotalons1422]

Seeing Kratos, THE kratos, almost breakdown in tears when seeing a mural of a future were he is remembered lovingly is really moving. ( edit: I know he's being worshipped, what I meant is that people are not worshipping him as the god of war)

[@Chikilin2206]

Where he is WORSHIPPED. Being a callback to his conversation with Odin when this one asks him if someone has ever prayed to him. That hitted him right in the balls, of course he was gonna be happy, I almost cry too!

[@picklechiniaboi5979]

When did this happen?

[@MC-kk8wx]

@@picklechiniaboi5979 the end

[@neogenesis1097]

@@picklechiniaboi5979 6:56:02 hope that helps.

[@dominicsleigh131]

I also took from that, with the gold paint, that it was his wife who had made it. Maybe I'm wrong, but I assumed that's why it made him break.

[@StealthlessGaming]

Man sindris arc still just makes me cry and gives me chills he’s the most caring and once brok dies you can see he literally stops caring by the broken and dirty armor he’s wearing 😭

[@they_call_me_don9899]

When I saw his dirty armor that shit just hit different.

[@aliddda328]

I don't even have my family See what he means he lost EVERYTHING there's nothing left

[@cellotuba]

He took his gloves off. HIS GLOVES WERE OFF.

[@Howlingburd19]

Gut-wrenching is how I’d put it. Especially how hard it is to tell if he will still be bitter towards Kratos and Freya in the long run or if he’s just bitter for the short-term

[@godlyoli7821]

I love the way they did the Norns in this. They aren't oracles, just some people that watched a lot of stories to the point where they can predict their main plot points. They're like us! When we see a movie, we can see common tropes: The bad guy is actually the good guy, and our "ally" is actually the bad guy. The best friends in the teen rom-com turn out to be the true lovers. The hero is on the verge of defeat, but after reaching deep down inside they unlock a new power to succeed! They can see the characters of their realm, predict their stories, and (because they are so good) come to the right conclusions so often that they are deemed fate weavers. In reality, they just pay attention and pick up stuff. I also love the Norns' character establishment because it allows their "prophecies" to be wrong. Even the most astute moviegoer can't predict *every* film's plot, after all. Truly brilliant!

[@frailty7280]

Love the scene of Brok blessing Draupnir. Truly love what they did with his character in this game

[@theZCAllen]

Susge

[@noobsaibot1020]

it is the nature of a thing that matters, not its form.

[@radhis4099]

Just got to it. Its beautiful.

[@Ariocsneedle]

timestamp?

[@filmrecorder5717]

And he’s the only one that could see through “Tyr”

[@playboy6061]

Kratos's story is the proof that there's still hope for broken men drowned in sorrow, suffocated by anger and have shut their hearts from the friends and family around them. Truly a good story 😊

[@CowToes]

So many men share that common feeling.

[@HappiKarafuru]

Now he had son, and friend, allied in high places.

[@Kposeidon3x]

Needed this 💯

[@akiri4484]

Yeah all I have to do to find my redemption is kill a bunch of gods

[@SolarFlareAmerica]

@@akiri4484 idk what a real world equivalent might be, but may I humbly suggest billionaires?

[@mirage2753]

I still can't get over that "Death can have me when it earns me" line, it's so badass

[@Vengeful1oh1]

4:20:10 this is one of my favorite moments in the whole game. Atreus realizing his mistake and Kratos accepting he pushed his son away after trying his hardest to keep him close. The storytelling in GoW 4 and Ragnarok are amazing.

[@ryanheemann3819]

Same. I felt such a huge amount of relief in this moment. I was a bit worried Kratos would push Atreus away out of anger and their cycle of reactivity would keep repeating.

[@Vengeful1oh1]

Addition: as someone who got into CONSTANT fights with my dad for years (especially about decisions he didn’t like), seeing Kratos and Atreus embrace as an apology hit me 10x harder

[@TheTechNopal]

Something I've realized about this series. At first, it was about anger, hatred, revenge. Then it became about truth, and the resolve of grief. Finally, about justice, and protecting your loved ones and the places they live in. Beautiful really.

[@Unpopularopinionbutitsok]

Beautiful story fr. Been playing this game since 4th grade on my ps2 after school. So glad to see the character development and the such a great life lesson from it as well. Round of applause for all who work on this game.!

[@todorsamardzhiev144]

I mean, the target audience grew up, and the game grew up with it.

[@themxthical5025]

@La Grande Pierre ig you lost every fight you entered 💀

[@joeygreen8091]

@La Grande Pierre play the games and see

[@shreywayy]

sindri's change was heart wrenching. god of war has come so far, its incredible

[@ddspk2007]

He was a stone cold badass after broks death

[@mr.stuffdoer8483]

@@ddspk2007 badass typically implies cool. I’d say a cold-hearted killer.

[@rabnessmonster25]

I think haunted is the best way to describe him. Part of him must realise by selfishly saving brok before he has damned his soul when he died now. Although he blames them for bringing odin in his home and causing broks death I think he hates himself a hundreds of times more

[@DBailey94]

Seeing Kratos's lip quiver out of sadness when Atreus walked away sincerely made me tear up. beautifully written.

[@youtubesucks6959]

Gay

[@memto2376]

Beautifully animated and performed

[@boopydoopie3352]

@@Jateen. i think gay has another meaning like happy or something…….maybe happy tears is what kratos felt.

[@ScornedYianGaruga]

Time?

[@Outlawtotheend]

@@youtubesucks6959 shut up you softy

[@Fatherlevi]

The emotion Kratos felt of how unfathomable and surprising it was for him to see that for once after all this time he's loved and worshipped as a god, not as a destroyer, but a better god holding Faye's axe and not the blades of chaos was astounding and what a lot of us have been waiting for! The character development over the years was amazing. Amazing series.

[@TheSAibot_Player26]

men , i cried right there that one took me off guard but was an amazing touch on the end

[@Fatherlevi]

@@TheSAibot_Player26 Indeed my friend, it was truly a fitting ending for the story and to me, especially for Kratos. Those who played all (if not most) of the god of wars really understand as well Kratos felt that type of future was def out of reach for him. That he was undeserving of it for all the bloodshed he's caused to gods and innocent alike, the hate in his heart, living to simply survive, and the heavy weight of regret he has had in him. But finally like he always preached to Atreus, today they are better, and he is finally worshipped and loved as a savior god, not a god killer.

[@payton9815]

I thought it would have been a slap in the face. Here he goes talking about fate not being predestined. Only to open the shrine to find out it was all fate

[@scaramagna1009]

@@TheSAibot_Player26 same bruh his reaction is priceless

[@rapmabida9813]

And all it took was the Greeks to die

[@michealryan9664]

This is Oscar winning story telling, my god if you’d told me that the most beautiful story told in the last 50 years was a game play through id have laughed at you, but here we are. This game put all of modern Hollywood to shame

[@TheHorreK2]

That scene of Kratos crying over his son, while telling him a bed time story just made the whole Series worth it. Jesus just seeing these expressions, being on the verge of tears is such a turn for Krators. I love how he grew as a character

[@nextanvil3346]

What section is that?

[@_TheHolyPeanut]

Timestamp?

[@kibuki91]

@@_TheHolyPeanut It's around 5:52:31

[@_TheHolyPeanut]

2:15:13 personal stamp

[@Sai-uj5kw]

Such an amazing experience! What a time to be alive! ❤

[@voids4818]

5:59 Not enough people are talking about Freya screaming Kratos’ name with such rage, hatred, and pain. Danielle Bisutti did a fantastic job voicing Freya

[@Fermifire]

I felt the Viking rage.

[@ryanheemann3819]

Her scream is legitimately terrifying

[@adrianuribe1057]

In a couple of years it will turn into screams of passion and satisfaction 😏😏😏😏😏.

[@SirTweaksalot92]

BONK @@adrianuribe1057

[@NarutoUzumaki-ix2gx]

Lmao yea

[@apollyonn2447]

Mimir finally solving broks riddle at the end was wrenching and pure writing genius to make us wait for it

[@_Zardari_]

thanks for mentioning i would never have gotten what mimir meant!

[@oliverqueen629]

Are you saying you didn’t immediately know the answer when Brok asked his riddle? I’ve heard the riddle from a tv show villain so when he asked it I was like Mimir it’s a bloody hole!

[@kylemichel3006]

Please can you explain this?

[@apollyonn2447]

@@kylemichel3006 earlier in the game when Kratos goes to forge the Droupnir spear (however you spell it) Brok teases Mimir with a riddle that mimir, despite his vast pool of knowledge hasn't heard and is somewhat stumped by: "what gets bigger when you take more away" or something like that and Mimir seems to forget about the riddle after Brok finds out about his missing soul piece. Anyways they drop it until this moment at the end where Mimir answers the riddle finally at Broks funeral and it's poetic in the sense that no matter what happens in Sindri's life, the hole that was left in his heart after Broks death will only get bigger even when he trys to take away the pain. Idk something like that

[@yessir6427]

@@oliverqueen629 are you fuck you?

[@shalamahthezero5102]

This games story mode is better than most movies in the last 20 years. Great plots, subplots are excellent , every character has some kind of significance even if we've never seen them on camera, every threading that knits the lines in the story together so well. I haven't been blessed with the experience of gameplay yet, but I will soon. This story is amazing !

[@BigPanda096]

Seeing Sindri refuse to clean himself at the end hit different. Subtle story telling, no one had to say it to us for us to see the damage. It's all told by a very well written and played character. Sindri not cleaning himself was one of the hardest hitting moments in any movie media I've seen I think in my entire life. It was such a potent, impactful change to his character that had been cemented and seemed as if it would pervade "no matter what," but Brok literally broke Sindri when he died. I don't see any movies pulling off storytelling like that anytime soon. So magnificent.

[@kclaude]

Balder dying changed Frigga. She had only death in her thoughts. You could see it in her appearance, and her ignoring her turtle/home. The creative team did an amazing job.

[@Juttargoe]

Planting these seeds in the first game, him being a germaphobe… mentioning how we ripped his brother back into existence and how he feels all the I believe demons clawing on him. I mean, from the beginning he wouldn’t even touch the axe bc it was unclean. Just absolutely the best story telling I’ve ever seen.

[@Dopeydude326]

You can actually bring brok back to life

[@TemmieContingenC]

I hope he can come to terms or at least forgive the team in the next game, somehow, mayb.

[@legacysmith4367]

Well said brother

[@Grom76300]

It's incredible how the series evolved and matured so much. Started as a beat em all full of puzzles, and now it's a philosophical family story revisit of nordic mythology... where you beat them all, of course.

[@elo0326]

Nah this shit still got puzzles and big ass open world’s 😂 especially with those blue chests.

[@diegocalzada3827]

IT WAS ALWAYS DEEP YOU SWINE

[@Akuyah.official]

it's literally always been

[@kejuansallad7322]

Next he going into egypt

[@hodb3906]

" philosophical family story " the cope people come up with to justify 7 hours of cutscenes and hallway gameplay with this goyslopper

[@DDragon1226]

Kratos: "And I thought my family was disfunctional". But seriously, the amount of build-up from the last game can't even compare to the events in this game. The developer really took our hearts out and strap them on the emotional ride.

[@Bricklobitte9701]

Its also a callback to baldur saying that he thought HIS family was fucked up

[@ImJustSage]

yeah these developers actually seem to love doing their work it’s nice to see

[@player-vo8yb]

timestamp?

[@fangyuan9152]

Nah last game is way better than Ragnarok

[@ImJustSage]

@@fangyuan9152 strange

[@ryanheemann3819]

1:37:28 Tyr lectures Atreus saying “there is always a choice!” while later at 6:37:00 Odin continually denies having a choice when Atreus confronts him about what he’s done. Like most manipulative abusers, he is a hypocrite.

[@underbossgamingdunce7018]

Kratos finally being seen as something more than a destroyer is heart warming. He knows how corrupt and self-proclaimed many other gods are. This is the journey he took, to redeem those who have suffered at their hands. And finally seeing how people view him now I'm sure puts his sacrifices and hardships into perspective. Loved watching this.

[@slumpywumpy4166]

Kratos and Mimir’s relationship developing into a Brotherly type bond is really nice to see tbh. You can tell Kratos really trusts him.

[@robertrompf]

I shed a tear at this scene at 3:50:00 “it is the nature of a thing that matters. Not it’s form” truly amazing writing

[@LondonsFrost]

Kratos the teddy bear lol I love it

[@TheJim42069]

Geyyy

[@rileyy1814]

@@LondonsFrosthe really his soft and gentle he’s just been broken so many times

[@yannisdekonoha]

I love how in all the god of war games of my childhood you're just alone in a quest for blood and vengeance but now we have an actual family and friends that care for you, you have a squad of people with their own stories and by helping them you gain their trust and their support. This game is a masterpiece on a lot of aspects, even the music is surprisingly amazing and deeper than what you would expect at first from a god of war game

[@noshitsherlock9709]

The Greek music is far more superior to the Norse ones 💀

[@jonathanplanet]

​@@noshitsherlock9709nobody cares bro

[@thewarriorpainter9159]

This was literally a 7 hour movie, this story was so unbelievably well written, movie writers should to a class by the people who wrote this… the visuals, camera angels, cinematography, what a master piece.

[@nachomolaolivera7580]

Meh, It is not so great. Saw many errors in it. Although they might be from the Norse taking 2 games instead of 3.

[@thejensengamer644]

@@nachomolaolivera7580 bro I can doubt you sat here for 7 hours to pick-up errors, discord mod🤣🤣

[@nachomolaolivera7580]

@@thejensengamer644 That's what makes it good, I wasn't picking up errors. I simply saw them along the way, no need to actively search for them. Although, sadly I have a bad memory and if I had to enumerate them, I would need to sit 7hrs to pick up errors :/

[@herloss448]

@@nachomolaolivera7580 dude doesnt even remember lol

[@nachomolaolivera7580]

@@herloss448 I do remember some of them. The problem is that they are a few compared to all I've seen.

[@TeezyG_508]

I started tearing up at the end seeing Kratos finally at peace and finally finding his real purpose he’s came such a long way

[@kevinbender1498]

I did too he finally got the retribution he deserved

[@TheOneWhoAsked33]

honestly i thought kratos and atreus would stick together and go to egypt or japan, possibly bringing mimir and freya along too

[@mrnosleepinhouston2132]

From the beginning of the God of war franchise until Ragnarok that's all Kratos has always fought for a life without war 🥹🧘🏾‍♂️

[@NickTheKangaroo]

This was incredible. I've not played a single God of War game and yet I'd have happily paid to watch this in theatres. Amazing.

[@zionkitbutsuchi7322]

Same

[@blackcat3585]

I wish that would become a thing one day, I would pay big money for that

[@nenshoufox]

I have no faith in modern Hollywood for that. Chances are good they’d kill off Kratos and Atreus in the first movie and replace them with Freya(now black/wielding all of Kratos’s weapons yes even his Blades of Chaos) and Angrboda(now the TRUE CHAMPION OF THE JOTNAR).

[@thomashagel3559]

If you haven't played the games i'd suggest it. Starts off telling the story of kratos and Greek pantheon and develops into this

[@hunnidbanj]

@@nenshoufox there is nothing wrong with representation in movies, it’s just they do it in the worst ways. there’s nothing wrong with making a character black or having a female lead it’s just wrong when the only reason they are doing it is to push an agenda. women and minorities in general don’t need these handouts from these studios.

[@King-hq6wf]

4:52:50 one of the most underrated and heroic parts of the game was when Birgir sacrificed himself for the team 🙏🏾💯

[@Xaxp]

Thor resurrecting Kratos so he could keep fighting him was such a power move, I love it.

[@claytonparfumorse3101]

but is that why though? in their final fight, thor said something along the lines "im alowed to kill you this time". this time. meaning he wasnt allowed to the first time. he didnt save kratos out of fun, but fear. fear of odins wrath. first time he was just seperating father and son, letting odin chat to atraeus. then leaving. the second time... he was going for the kill.

[@looseyourzlf]

Thor fan, if you knew anything about GOW franchise you would know that this wasn't a resurrection. he was Unconscious. so, stop this nonsense.

[@Xaxp]

@@looseyourzlf I know Kratos likely wasn't dead. Doesn't change the impact of the scene. More importantly why do feel like you have to ruin other people's fun?

[@arcwarden6788]

what resurrect? kratos just easily spartan rage and boom, fight continues

[@SunDogGod]

I thought he electric started his heart?

[@cuervorenard]

I love how Kratos is so fearless, he has fought collosal beasts and killed docens of gods, but is so vulnerable and scared when it comes to Atreus and he breaks down when he remembers Faye. His biggest fear is losing his family once again, and he is capable of doing everything in his power to protect his son, literally everything I just love how human he feels in this game

[@santhoshmanickavasagam2467]

Indeed, he is a mortal from Sparta.

[@cozminr]

@Kevin-tb8ng it is cringe to watch

[@npc4805]

@Kevin-tb8ng but he was born a mortal

[@ajrodriguez2395]

My man truly taught us all an inspiring life lesson. The phrase “it’s just a game” is nothing but empty words compared to this fantastic character we’ve all grown to love. No one, not even Kratos can hold onto rage, anger, and hate; I hope this teaches all of us to show love and understanding to those we’ve grown to hate. I truly hope everyone has a beautiful night or day. God bless you all!!

[@Chris_aka_SegeS]

God bless all except Kratos 😅 If you know what I mean

[@issamikbi3337]

Guts from berserk says hi

[@thestormtrooperwhocanaim496]

GOD bless you too

[@kamideni1004]

I never watched a KZbin video this long... I enjoyed every single second of it.

[@luizrodrigues5276]

The final scene when Kratos see his future was touching, he finally saw a path out of death and destruction, this is definitely a master piece that bring me to the verge of tears.

[@LordofAssassins43]

Bro his muffled cries, made me tear up ;(

[@HumourusLAV]

I feel sooo bad for Sindri man! That dialogue when he tells "I gave you everything and lost my family too" that was tooooo deep too heavy

[@TheGabeOfGabes]

But he lost Brok a long time ago. He chose to revive him secretly. Sindri’s grief is misguided.

[@HumourusLAV]

@@TheGabeOfGabes Yeah... but he fought and got Brok back!

[@TheGabeOfGabes]

@@HumourusLAV true but it could have easily been a Freya and Baldur situation in terms of resentment. But luckily Brok forgave him and even he told Sindri he has to let go. I just hate how Sindri is being resentful to Kratos and Atreus when he literally was helping to find Tyr, they all were fooled and if it weren’t for Brok suspecting something Odin may have succeeded in his deception and there would have been even greater losses in the end.

[@tigera6]

@@TheGabeOfGabes The thing is, it was ALL of them who got fooled, but the only one suffer the loss, at that point, was him. So there is no way for him to not feel any resentment toward Loki specifically.

[@vernaute2803]

He took off his gloves and starting swearing after his brother died (again)

[@Hayden9606]

I know I have class tomorrow but I'm loving this

[@joeristan]

The character development is top tier, the story was absolutely brilliant and the graphics were simply immaculate to watch

[@it_is_what_it_is269]

they pretty much developed ending based on scratched ending idea of god of war 3 where Kratos would meet his other copies from egypt and nordic mythologies and beat rest of the gods and form trio of unity (the father ,the son and holy spirit) and start the new era of one god religion ,so yeah Kratos would be at the end worshipped.

[@rdowg]

@It_is_what_it_is i wonder what's next, because they said this was the end of the *norse* saga, and we've still got athena probably building an entire realm just to come take revenge If they werent done with kratos after 3, theyre certainly not gonna let 5 be the end of it

[@it_is_what_it_is269]

@@rdowg well end of the Asgard is ragnarok ,but as Kratos said that now he is busy rebuilding the world (or atleast that part he destroyed by his shenanigans recently ,because as far as I remember Hades is dead ,Posseidon as well and Zeus as such which means that Lighting storms with uncontrolled thunder strikes are constantly above greece which is also facing tsunami and on top of it no one guards the entrence to the hades ,since persephone is kind of locked/dead inside of dream world )

[@DOT107]

@@rdowg Athena won't show up i na while I think, the damage Kratos did to Mount Olympus was so great that Athena had to amass all the minor Gods just to keep the whole thing afloat.

[@Dr_Decaf]

You finished it already?

[@TheNoirMirror]

What I love about Kratos so much is just how human he is with such little dialogue. I can't really explain it in other words. Terrific writing.

[@Telamonian]

Perhaps he isn’t really a human anymore but he still understands the human condition better than most gods

[@shinmalphur2734]

@@Telamonian unlike most gods, he wasn’t born one, he was a demi-god who lived and struggled as a human before becoming a god. The rich do not understand the poor, the poor do not understand the rich. Their lives and logics are so different that both wonder: “how can someone live like that?” A god who is born immortal and innately strong, with their role in the world already secured, will never understand insecurity, the fear of death and the emptiness of not having a home or purpose. As such, it would be rare for them to understand and accept things like humility, gratitude and kindness. Adversely, an average man is born weak and mortal, never understanding, but dreaming of strength and eternal life, giving birth to greed, envy, wrath and lust. But it also puts things into perspective, the mortal man comprehends kindness and understanding because they have suffered and learned as only humans can, related their experiences to others, as only humans can. As a human, he struggled, made mistakes and sought to atone for them, thereby learning from them, as new god, he was drunk on power and authority, so his betrayal was something he didn’t see coming, as the slayer of gods, he learned rage and intolerance. As the father of Atreus, he remembered kindness and patience, understanding and love. Sorry to have rambled on for so long, but in my opinion, thats why Kratos can act so human, even when he’s not.

[@Telamonian]

@@shinmalphur2734 well said

[@Howlingburd19]

It’s crazy how we’ve gotten to the point where video games are better movies with better stories and characters than actual movies And this game is still a masterpiece in 2024

[@travisgowen5044]

I disagree to an extent. We dissect movies like crazy. I don't think we are nearly as critical of games. I thought the previous GOW was amazing. I found this one to be a significant step down. It has good moments, but I found the whole "Be Better" conclusion to feel preachy and rushed. Not to mention it was being passed along by a kid who spent pretty much the whole game desperate to start Ragnarok, rush into war, and had at no point spent time thinking about the overall impact war can have on others. All the while Kratos was telling him about the negative aspects of war, yet Kratos was the one being told to "Be Better" by Atreus of all people.

[@Rob-jv3lj]

@@travisgowen5044 Its almost like you read the script, but missed the movie. Try again

[@sparrow_solas]

@@travisgowen5044 Sounds like youre just contrarian for the sake of being contrarian.

[@_bakz_3682]

@@travisgowen5044 lmao you just put a well thought out statement and others are basically saying "no you're dumb", just further proves your point about video game narrative criticism

[@travisgowen5044]

​@@Rob-jv3lj Do you care to elaborate?

[@primeobjective5469]

"There is no destiny. There is no grand design, no script. Only the choices you make. But your choices are so predictable , merely make us seam prescient. You are the sum of your choices, nothing more."

[@spudkin564]

6:53:40 is absolutely amazing. Such an emotionally brilliant moment. Kratos, former god of war, slayer of pantheons, showing his son that he loves him. Nervous, scared, and not knowing what to expect, he places his trust and care with his boy, and finally shows him all the love he's wanted to since we started this journey. Absolutely amazing.

[@blakkmagikk360]

This wayyy better than soo many movies being made nowadays

[@aegisnol6644]

As someone who doesnt have a father anymore the moments with Atreus and Kratos when they reunited and also when they went their separate ways at the end really hit me in my feelings.

[@buttkissery2k]

Same

[@ErnolDawnbringer]

Bruh imagine having a heartless father and know that it'll be impossible to have something like this in lifetime

[@bdubs79]

For me it sucks because it was hardcore betrayal. I wish I had a father that was like this to me tho but, life is life 11:41

[@sunriseparrabellum5505]

A brutal gut punch and beautifully poignant moment all wrapped into one

[@hodb3906]

@@ErnolDawnbringer After seeing what children become these days, It's understandable why fathers leave and mothers stay.

[@xsekhmetx]

The part at around 3:50:00 where Kratos just walks into the room. The sound effects, the animation, the music was brilliant. I could feel the tiredness Kratos must feel, the years dawning of him. Looking at the chains, at his past, the ashes of his first wife and daughter staining his skin. And then the pouch bringing him back to now, to Faye and Atreus. It really is emotional and I’m glad these kind of games are showing this to a widely male demographic. Seeing Kratos’ lip quivering, ready to cry. It’s important to see

[@Vengeful1oh1]

It’s actually around 3:55:30 but yeah, this scene was perfectly executed with no words needed to show his exhaustion and pain of pushing his son away

[@techrazor3280]

I have not seen such Life like 🙏 acting by some computer generated characters. Everything is carefully and perfectly enacted by developers.

[@cloutan2746]

I can't help but be amused at the thought of Kratos breaking into the default dance in front of the Norns when they mentioned how predictable he is To those of you asking for a timestamp: 3:36:06

[@farah.t]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@destructor423]

Someone please make a meme in this scene of the game lmao

[@ghristophermyers666]

Lmfao

[@migueruta]

The game is released tomorrow and it's already totally exposed like this?

[@fivenights4424]

What time is it for the scene?

[@Somegoy]

"Can I turn into a wolf?" 😫😫😫 they wrote this full circle so well. It's just the writing that's always so good! Also. I am so upset for how Sindris ending was. It's really well done, but it also really hurts.

[@cmrdarc6636]

The absolute chills I got from Brok blessing the spear 3:50:15 "May this weapon strike true. May it be wielded with wisdom. May it be put down when its job is done."

[@mostcringetroll]

Didn't expect that kind of eloquence from Brok. Shows a whole different side of him

[@Xeonerable]

Brok was smarter than he gave himself credit for, honestly one of my favorite characters.

[@editz8337]

Really shows that deep to his core he has a deep respect and love for the craft and with every weapon it’s like he puts a part of himself with it

[@AniSepherd972]

am i the only one, brok reminds me of yondu

[@UncreativeHandle48]

@@mostcringetroll well he did precede to spit on it

[@srenlageri7068]

The best quote is at 6:32:21. The way Mimir says the line and Odin's respond is just perfect.

[@kuarifu]

and he tried to deny it saying it is for Brok 😂😂

[@sparrow_solas]

the way he said that line made me realize he's the same voice actor for Senator Armstrong

[@rewto5131]

"Don't forget me, All-F**ker" "What did you call me?" "That one's for Brok"

[@theonewholifts08]

The last scene was the most emotional of all literally after so many decades of war and killing finally Kratos can burn his past and move forward as a God whom everyone will no more hate and fear him but they’ll worship him …. This game symbolises the relationship between a true father and a son much love to this game…. Do not forget my friends “we can always be better”

[@marley3903]

You Can Always Be Thinner, Look Better.

[@justduro1527]

@@marley3903 Kratos is shredded tho

[@jmitterii2]

@@marley3903 some of us need assistance and everyone else helping others becoming better... the first and last step is all of us being better as we can be. And to be better doesn't mean one must look dashing or smashing or ripped or shredded or anything... being is that of acting toward others... particularly those who have authority or power over others. Too bad that being better goes on deaf ears among those in power today. Instead they're to busy glorifying their own stink. Because we give the filthy the Odins of our world far too much power just as in this story. Pretenders. Evil twisted turds.

[@theonewholifts08]

@@marley3903 yea but am muscular so I look more better👍🏻

[@No4hWoods]

This, as a TV Series, would be ABSOLUTE FIRE

[@aibaboi]

4:33:26 Damn, Kratos smiled for the first time, I have tears in my eyes man. I can feel the guilt of kratos, the voice acting is top notch.

[@Ledragonboi27]

I had To Zoom in just to see the Good Ol Man Smile. XD

[@luiggymacias5735]

It's not the first time though 😉

[@JETBLASTIX]

Dude, made me tear up too

[@luiggymacias5735]

@@JETBLASTIX this game showed us the most human kratos

[@paidmj4273]

Kratos “You put him last even in death” Thor “Tf you say?”😂😂😂😂😂

[@Mark-Made-it]

Too funny 😂😂

[@lukang117]

I replayed that scene four times lol

[@sneakerfreak5646]

"Oh look we got a modeled father here" 🤣🤣

[@scooterstaxz8675]

🔥 😂

[@Dres2000]

33:20

[@thelewis2898]

I'm still so sad for Sindri, seeing him so broken is truly hard to see.

[@squidish6041]

Up untill *that moment* he always seemed so scrawny and acting a little cowardly, hiding from kratos and being scared all the time. Yet he took some extra steps to help Atreus and talking with him. In the end, he got the short end of the stick and although most people are happy with Odin gone and can live happily ever after, i feel that Sindri will never forgive Kratos for dragging them into their trouble. They better make another game and make Sindri happy.

[@cyberwolfy37]

I wish there was the option to let sindri know that even if he hated them, they still consider him family, that when he is done grieving, there is still a home he can return to.

[@chrisa8863]

@@cyberwolfy37 there's always room for redemption

[@thorrjohansen300]

Sindri has always had a weak mind. And seeing his brothers death was too much for his mind to handle, so he broke. No sympathy for that. He will mourn but he will have no sympathy.

[@SparticusHun]

Fenrir getting his big boi body makes me so happy

[@503entogmn6]

6:58:34 such a beautiful ending to a story, an ending i didn’t imagine but it was such a heartwarming thought to see kratos finally happy with his life

[@Qaos2]

Atreus almost became everything Kratos was running from. Powerful story. Can’t wait to play this game!

[@Sira144hz]

Its out already

[@dragon-qi9hv]

Shhh he does not know that

[@Sira144hz]

@@dragon-qi9hv lol

[@LifePhath]

this is the game

[@Donaldfrappuchino92]

@@LifePhath no it’s not

[@Duelist0177]

5:48:25 That moment between Mimir and Sigrun the valkyrie was so heartwarming to watch. Such a nice detail to follow from the previous game.

[@giangpham8756]

he lowkey the smart and funny guy that all womens want apparently

[@zhaominduan]

Can't help the tears at the end. So glad Kratos' story continues.

[@Aslamdanibam]

This is the first time I watched the 7 hours cutscene’s without skipping the whole part. It’s so beautifull! I can’t hold my tears 🥹

[@AztonMC]

I cried when Sindri said "not even my family" damn that hit hard.

[@maciekjoker9095]

It is sad but that much to cry ? I think no.

[@sebastiancrasnich3312]

who hurt you

[@jacobaferman]

Why can’t he bring Brok back to life again

[@Lukasblade2]

@@jacobaferman Brok said to leave it alone, not to res him back again.

[@adrianalconis1300]

@@Lukasblade2 he probably died more than once or actually many times this is why he didn't want him to meet the mermaid since his soul wasn't whole . and the mermaid wouldn't talk to him but i guess i blame mimir for that

[@LurLife]

"Dont be sorry father--- be better'' Exactly the same thing Kratos said in the previous game)

[@robertsalgado5995]

Yes, thats why this video is great. I miss things in the excitment of playing.

[@aliddda328]

God of war went from brutal and exciting to deep and meaningful

[@Joshjinxxu]

Just came here to say that this story was so touching and a great end to a long awaited journey. This last ride with Kratos will never be forgotten.

[@an3582]

I knew I was never gonna be able to play through this game, but Im glad I took the time to watch this incredible story.

[@PikaChaChing]

"Death can have me, when it earns me" Most badass line ever

[@philiptucker7590]

It has earned him long ago, he already went to see hades 🥴

[@NeezyPeazy]

@@philiptucker7590 if it's earned, he couldn't escape from Hades multiple times

[@jeremiahsullivan3729]

Kratos isn't scared of death, death is scared of Kratos

[@Grimdock]

To grieve deeply, is to have loved fully. That's probably the hardest line in the game, and had me bawling like a baby.

[@chatonpremier]

Same. This line alone made me realize why I felt so bad for years and just for that, this game may be one of the best games ever made (imo)

[@akdesign94]

Had me crying like a baby. It brought closure for so many personal experiences.

[@The93195]

bawling more like balling

[@phasenext]

“Open your heart to the world as you have opened it to me, and you will find every reason to keep living in it.” - que the tears

[@ZBBBlL]

It’s paraphrasing from “what is grieve is not love preserving “

[@SolaceCinema]

As someone who sadly doesn't have the time anymore to play games of this calibre - I want to thank you endlessly for stitching this narrative together in a format that's easy to take in. Although playing a game is a different experience, I was still able to emulate that feeling through watching this, and felt just as empowered despite not being the one with the controller in hand. This is a story that is impossible to forget - something truly timeless and so rare. "Loki goes.. Atreus remains"

[@luffysleftnipple69yearsago]

Make time you’ll regret

[@Stufwgbkuvsqfvuivdwg]

2:25:08 It is at this moment that Freya realizes. In the crucial moment of her potential defeat, Kratos, the man she is after, the man who killed her son, the man whose life deserves to be ceased…goes against his own son to protect her. And, his son, a weakened pile for transforming, in a desperate attempt to save his father. But, Kratos is the bad guy here, isn’t he? She is merely avenging, and rightfully so, her son’s death. But no, Kratos protected her and…killing him would make a son to lose his father, a good father. She was about to do the same harm that she so righteously was avenging for. No one was attacking…except her. It’s all caused by her, and she is the villain here. What she feels is a mix bag of emotions…grief, anger, sadness, frustration, pain…but also, empathy. She has suffered enough, perhaps it was time…to let it go.

[@theiberianbadger0123]

Man, I’m just starting this and freya’s anguish is so palpable. The way she screams kratos’s name gave me chills

[@codo820]

Because she is transferring her guilt onto him.

[@StellarBoxer]

Sindri losing Brock was sadder. His happy characteristics ended so suddenly and turned cold and bitter

[@lucasradler130]

That hug between Atreus and Kratos seriously had me in tears. Reminded of the last time I hugged my father before he passed two weeks later at the beginning of the pandemic

[@Carcosahead]

I lost my father almost 5 years ago, the communication between us was like Kratos and Atreus, him being the silent one and me being an extroverted kid (mom’s fault) so I cried rivers when I played both games for the first time, I miss my father so much. Sorry about your loss.

[@JamieStagg]

I'm sorry for your loss shield brother skåll

[@plasticchairguy6471]

Its sad hugging someone you love not knowing its the last time you gonna do it to that person

[@jacobsolomon7830]

Am sorry for your loss may his soul rest in peace

[@matttan8066]

Finally I was on this scene rn

[@johnnickell4374]

Cried my eyes out idk how many times, god of war has always been my favorite series growing up. This isn’t just game of the year, this is game of the century. It’s beyond a masterpiece.

[@mortz.9]

You cry over fiction?

[@rem7502]

@@mortz.9 yeah. Ever watch titanic?

[@mortz.9]

@@rem7502 alot , i didnt cry I only teared reading berserk

[@MaxXThakur]

@@mortz.9 yeah we do,nothing is wrong in it.

[@mortz.9]

@@MaxXThakur do whatever you do if its not bad , enjoy your time

[@michaelharris1884]

6:57:54 I love that Mimir answers immediately when Kratos is strictly only talking to Freya

[@joeristan]

Tyr was a pleasantly introduced character, his freak out was a massive surprise but a welcome one

[@GourSmith]

Well … You’re in for a more massive surprise when you find out Tyr is dead and that’s not Tyr …

[@nox1ck589]

Honestly i feel you will be surprised about thor tbh

[@godofloyaltytoiletsandblue3599]

@@GourSmith Well it’s not really going to be a surprise anymore.

[@CarlMarxPunk]

bro

[@IronTransformers1301]

@@godofloyaltytoiletsandblue3599 Straight up spoils it LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@osmnbaran]

For anyone that missed the story kratos told in the tent: 5:51:39 is the beginning 6:50:00 is the ending It is a beautiful story :)

[@General12th]

An hour-long story? That's pretty long! :O

[@JB-mb6lm]

Lmaooo

[@justinbrown1884]

@@General12th lol no he just forgot to tell you he didn’t finish the story bc Atreus fell asleep, and he tells the rest of the story towards the end of the game when he asks to listen to the ending.

[@fitinframe]

In all those moments Kratos is all alone right before he's about to sleep, that time that he spends with himself , sitting thinking , remembering his past and trying to hold on to the last living being he cares about, man there's so much of emotion in it. I like how the story used to revolve around The Ghost of Sparta has slowly turned into such a beautiful masterpiece, Those who have been sticking around since GOW 1 came know what I'm talking about. Loved this masterpiece , Long Live Kratos !

[@pizzaiolokavesh1176]

Man this storyline brought me to tears a few times. I didn’t imagine that Santa Monica could create such an incredible sequel. I honestly think this is their best work so far 🔥🙏🏾❤️🥳

[@rolando90s]

Santa Monica greater than Neil drunkmann

[@jjm004]

@@rolando90s fr. There is literally no comparison. Santa Monica is consistently getting better while Neil Cuckman is consistently sinking Naughty Dog to the ground.

[@starfishthrower486]

@@rolando90s KEKW

[@ragnarok9658]

🤦🤦🤦😂😂😂😂

[@mrtobbzi1314]

4:52:58 wow.. Birgir's death hit hard. For people who dont know, he is reciting a Norse poem, which translates to: Death comes to livestock, death comes to friends, death comes to you as well, But I know about something that never dies: the reputation of the deceased. The band Wardruna has a song around this poem as well called Helvegen. Edit: as pointed out in the comments, the runeword Fe is for livestock, not fairies :) which in hindsight makes more sense

[@thedarksideofgaming8834]

The original highway to hell 🥲

[@kingofroses302]

Thankfully he didnt die

[@RipJawsX95]

If you go back to Chaurli's house, you're in for a suprise 👀

[@scottyseverend3867]

It's a stanza in the Hávamál, which is ironic given the Hávamál is theorized to be from Odin himself.

[@ZachRoDah]

Birgir didn’t die. He survived. He can be found in Freya’s house after the game.

[@rohanamor4323]

I teared up at the end, the whole story on this is many times better than the entire Phase 4 of MCU

[@giangpham8756]

ong fr fr😅😅

[@jesusalonso2179]

Facts

[@lastone032085]

Nope.