Hands Down One Of The Best Quotes In The Game

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[@decrazygaming1738]

That first scene was so badass!!

[@jessiepiquette]

That dwarf will be missed in more ways than one

[@views4380]

I knew in my heart brok was gonna die when kratos said this, i didn’t know why, I just thought ‘this man about to die’

[@christian1neza1656]

💯 percent 👍🏻 Brok's blessing on the spear will stay with Kratos long after the latter stop using it

[@ThePhantomPrince0]

1000th like

[@tyhollow]

@@views4380 yeah in hindsight, I see that they were kind of building up for his death the whole game, trying to get us to have feelings for him, but I never saw it coming myself. "Your insight serves you well..."

[@MrInsightful]

Brilliant even more so as it explains why Brok was the one to notice something was wrong with Tyr. He looked at his nature, not his form.

[@eddielopez6731]

You’re brain gotta be oozing out your head! That’s such a big brained comment👏🏾

[@yes78]

Name checks out

[@rileyhalverson2371]

Dang man I didn’t even think of that, impressive.

[@Riptide27]

WHY CANT I GAVE THIS COMMENT MORE THUMBS UP???? It’s so true! Damn the writing in this game is so good!!!!

[@daith_izumi]

@@eddielopez6731 you sound just like Brok😄

[@chamoo232]

May this weapon strike true. May it be wielded with wisdom. May it be put down when it's job is done.

[@Artur_without_the_H]

*spit*

[@aethous9163]

And let it help to begin Ragnarok

[@GTTB-227]

*snort* 😗💦

[@Lobomaru02]

And for me, its job is done when I get that platinum trophy.

[@zaidharithahabdulghaffar6501]

Ameen!

[@Krypto1201]

When you realize Kratos had more respect for Brok than he did for a literal blacksmith god

[@thatboyakira4202]

Only his wife meant sometimes tbh

[@PerfectDarkly]

Make no mistake, Hephaestus was definitely way higher in Kratos' graces than any of the other Greek gods. He's the only one that Kratos seems to express remorse in killing when telling his story to Freya and Mimir. If only he wasn't a broken and desperate man that foolishly tried to snuff Kratos out first... I'm sure given the same 5 years with the mellowed man that Brok had, the two of them could've gotten there as well.

[@thesnowman7590]

Kinda hard to respect a man when everyone (including yourself) bangs his wife and he knows it

[@K-11609]

@@PerfectDarklyell to be fair, Hephaestus did so to protect someone he thought of as a daughter, and sadly her sacrifice didn’t matter in the end because Pandora’s box was empty. Kratos makes note of this at the end of 3 where he realizes that too many lives were sacrificed for nothing

[@sagittariusa3463]

@@K-11609 Still, it was Pandora's sacrifice that let Kratos become hope, which led to zeus' defeat. So her death wasn't completely useless.

[@CrniWuk]

That level of approval by Kratos is insane : 0:41

[@texasplayboy23]

You always know when Kratos agrees when he makes that sound😂He won’t outright say he agrees. Lol

[@Sticwick]

It’s like “Damn, that’s true”

[@cheese4g]

I will never get over how Kratos went from being a screaming lunatic who destroyed an entire country, to an aloof stoic who won't open himself to even his son, to an actual hero who inspires people. One of the best character journeys in all of fiction, let alone video games.

[@HeronSight]

Is there anyone who got really psyched about the new god of war in 2018, but then got irrationally angry when it turned out kratos wasn't just a bloodthirsty asshole anymore?

[@cheese4g]

@@HeronSight God I hope not.

[@robbe2647]

@@HeronSight Sure hope not. Thor definitely expresses that sentiment though.

[@AgentRedgrave]

@@HeronSight Some, imo they and the people who only like the Norse games and don't bother with the Greek series are seriously missing out. The first group for not experiencing the story and Kratos' growth. The second cause they don't get the full impact of that growth.

[@DarthKripple]

Faye helped him move forward with his life. Atreus showed him what he could do with it.

[@DJdarkshadow7]

There are so many little moments like this that really just pull at the heart and show how far Kratos has come when it comes to his reverence and respect for his friends. A single game ago he wouldn't have given Brok a second thought really other than being useful for upgrades and improvements to gear. While Brok still does this for Kratos in Ragnarok, it's definitely clear Kratos respects Brok and even considers him a friend.

[@_aballa_]

Don't forget Brok was prepared to help Kratos save Atreus before knowing his destination was Helheim. And even though Kratos refused, he still gave help.

[@ZombieKitty321]

Could not agree more, kratos in the last 2 games, is a great example of amazing char devolepment with love and care from the writers. Just an a++.

[@baloochii]

Thats why he sucks, We loved kratos for his brutality, this caring kratos is lame.

[@themajesticELK]

@@baloochii I can tell you haven’t matured yet. Yes let’s prefer the savage, ruthless, absolutely crazily version. The one who is hurting the most. The one going through the most shit. That’s the same mentality as telling an artist you preferred their music they made while they were depressed and on drugs. The people who don’t care about Kratos’ mental glow up are the same that shit on people for getting clean and doing better for themselves. Obviously it’s fun going around slaying everything in sight but if you can’t see the beauty of his arc then you need to take another look

[@baloochii]

@@themajesticELK its a video game not a real life dad!!!!! ITS A GAME AND I WANT BLOOD.

[@Yapdae]

just realised how brok is the only one who saw through tyr's form, seeing only his true nature.

[@josephfigues4202]

He saw Odin's nature in Tyr's form

[@majortom91gsg]

You have just copied a comment from above

[@Yapdae]

@@majortom91gsg i have?

[@BallOut05]

Also he’s a master black smith which means he has a keen sense of detail

[@Cornix94]

@@majortom91gsg It's a connection that the writers clearly intended us to make, I imagine a bunch of people came to that conclusion independently.

[@prestokrevlar]

The first time around, I didn't even notice the sound of the wind all but going away when he opened that bag.

[@ClefGamerFilosofo]

When I first saw the scene, I found this detail interesting and somewhat worrying, because i remembered the myth of Gleipnir, the chains that imprison Fenrir. The chains were made by dwarves using the sound of a cat's footsteps, the beard of woman, the roots of a mountain, the breath of fish, the spittle of a bird, and the sinews of a bear. As they were consumed to made the chain, these itens dissapeared forever from the world. When i realized that, it ocurred to me: 🤔"Wait... Brok just created a region where the wind will never make any sound? Like, forever?"😨

[@Bruuuuuuhh]

Maybe I’m just slow, but it makes sense for Draupnir to have wind powers considering Brok collected the nature of the wind and gave it to The Lady to forge and use for the spear

[@GottaAskTheCat]

You know, I hadn't thought about it. That's really cool.

[@AYouTubeUser1]

@@GottaAskTheCat Another thing is Heimdall claims luck during his fight with Kratos. The Spear increases the users luck stat.

[@jhtan7502]

What wind powers?

[@AYouTubeUser1]

@@jhtan7502 The spear attacks and runics are wind based. Like how the axe is ice and blades are fire.

[@tezcanuyank3446]

@@AKZbinUser1 so if they make another game and add another weapon it will be earth based weapon then

[@marqandre7139]

I love this. First, Brok teaches Kratos about form vs nature. Then, Kratos reteaches Brok the same concept. Beautifully written.

[@arikrex9978]

How to comfort your friend 101

[@Zac_Frost]

Eh. Kinda circular dialogue. Not that deep.

[@triadwarfare]

​@@Zac_Frostit takes a lot of skill to write something that eventually comes back to the teacher convincingly. How about you write something better if you think it was that easy?

[@kadentam2946]

"May it be put down when the job is done" Truly a stance that not much media uses today. Everyone awes at a weapon's strength and looks with everyone saying something along the lines of "weilding this weapon true" but rarely is it acknowledged thr true purpose of a weapon is to protect/provide and to be put down when done. Always flaunting a weapon leads to distrust in you and the people around you

[@jhtan7502]

How about self protection?

[@oosmanbeekawoo]

A Samurai shall only unsheathe his weapon to defend himself or his people. If he is caught pulling the sword out in a situation of levity, his sentence is immediate beheading. Therefore either way, when he draws out his sword, his life is at stake. This is the wisdom of God of War Ragnarök. A weapon, is not a joke. No more.

[@mackindle12345]

it's also a hugely significant symbol in Ancient Greek funerary gravestones - the men of the family, especially those who have served their city in times of war (or at the very least, this is true for Athenian grave monuments), would often have images of themselves carved on their gravestone as a hoplite laying down his spear, shield and helmet, signifying that this was his main purpose in life, but that he has now completed his task

[@bearlyalive9669]

That’s actually demonstrated in the game when Kratos kills the King of the Berserks, Mimir originally refused Kratos from using the sword and claimed how everyone feared that weapon due to its history and Kratos told him how using it for the better will allow those to move past that history and decide for themselves how they will feel about it. This game is just great writing all around

[@guizao2604]

And to explain why the spear wont be available in the next game.

[@Frozenkoldfury]

The soft delivery from Kratos as he comforts a man who he trusts and calls a friend. Christopher Judge knocked it out of the park.

[@misterturkturkle]

What always got me was the fact that he kneels down. You can count on one hand how many people he's shown that kind of respect to.

[@carldelamarter941]

I am obsessed with the blessing scene. It is just such a massive moment of compassion from Kratos. No egging from Atreus, no additional motives, no "it's on the way to my real goal, might as well do it while I'm here." Kratos goes out of his way to encourage his friend and his only, ONLY, reason for doing so is because he cares. What a scene.

[@Downhuman74]

What they did to the Brok and Sindri characters in this game is nothing short of astonishing. Taking what was two comic relief characters from the first game and deepening them in unexpected ways. Brok in particular benefits greatly -- the perfect example of simple doesn't necessarily mean stupid. He ends up with some of the best scenes in the game -- best represented by this video here. The darkening of Sindri, though, is one of the most tragic things I've seen in a video game. My heart broke for him but I was also deeply disappointed that he couldn't see past his own anger. Just amazing writing.

[@immacat515]

The creators explained Sindri as being a metaphor for "the Giving Tree." I thought that was astonishingly creative, and really makes sense how he's operating (Sindri's overall personality). Not just how grief takes many forms - regarding the stages of grief, anger is VERY much one of them (and they can cycle through until one is able to reach acceptance) - but for the fact they went so deep as to show how taking advantage of someone or something, can have such adverse affects. The showing and teaching that just because someone is willing to be there for you, doesn't mean you cannot overstay your welcome; let alone finally break them past the point of no return. Take care of those in your life, because just like the giving tree, once it's gone it's gone forever.

[@Downhuman74]

@@immacat515 The Giving Tree is definitely a clever touch point. Although, I think there is an element of Sindri being the architect of his own misery here (in regards to Brok). He's just as much to blame as anyone for what happened.

[@IsilmeTuruphant]

@@Downhuman74 I always saw Sindri's whole character being about a struggle for control in his life. His obsession about germs and cleanliness, his perfectionism in his crafting, and his overly generous and cooperative nature. It's all about trying to gain some control, the control he lost when Brok died the first time. It's all about running from that terrible loss of control of that moment. Then it happened again and... he broke. Everything he had made himself become to safeguard what mattered to him turned out to be pointless.

[@Downhuman74]

@@IsilmeTuruphant That's a great take. Pretty close to my own, actually, but with a heaping serving of guilt to go with it. Like I said, he's the architect of his own misery. If he had had the courage to let go of Brok when it was his time to go, he wouldn't be in the pain he's in at the end of the story. Brok suffered needlessly because of that decision and Sindri knows that deep down.

[@frankwest5388]

@@IsilmeTuruphantthat is kind of a theme with all major characters in the game. That idea of trying to control your own life. Kratos is afraid of losing control , which he even imposed on Arteus. He does it to protect them both but it is harmful. Arteus doesn’t know how to control his life and ambitions, so he tries to find it in prophecy. Freya has lost control over her life to Odin And Odin is all about control. If he can’t control something he must destroy it, even if it would be harmless otherwise. Because he fears what he can’t control or understand. Which explains his obsession with the godly afterlife Thor has given up control and is a puppet to his father. It takes Kratos showing him that he must be better to escape that cycle near death

[@alexanderbell9916]

The fact that Kratos call him a great black Smith says a lot

[@JnEricsonx]

Kratos is pretty much the straighest talker there is.

[@GrandSupremeDaddyo]

And it was the nature of a thing, not its form, that saw his end.

[@aeriamamaduck]

Oof

[@Kevin-hx2ky]

F

[@nationalsocialistpartyofin4484]

Kek

[@freezalo7521]

gahdamn impeccable writing

[@GokuThrowingFastballs]

Damn

[@brucewayne2955]

I literally cried when Kratos said this. It was the most kind thing I've ever heard him say

[@visakanv]

Me too

[@ClarkeSLR]

@@visakanv me three lol

[@chewie-v9546]

This scene brought the most tears to me over everything else in the game. Even the true ending. This is the most wholesome moment Kratos has in what we have seen in his entire life. Using what lesson Brok just taught him to not only prove Brok that he still is capable, but to ease a friend's pain after learning such a terrible thing. This fucking game made me cry more than any other game in my life

[@DepressedPICS]

I'm gonna second this, with all the tears in my eyes.

[@GokuThrowingFastballs]

I did not cry during Brok’s funeral until Freya shot the arrow and he was cremated. For some reason seeing such a larger than life character become a flame floating on the water made me so sad.

[@jonathans3971]

I watched an LP so it didnt impact me in the same way but I did to my own surprise say Fk👏 yes👏 out loud, because it is something I do try to live by.

[@mugenokami2201]

@@GokuThrowingFastballs it wrong to always save that bit for last when trying to plat the game?

[@hustle5683]

If kratos bowing and giving respect, you are definitely something.

[@blueshoals]

Kratos' transformation from paranoid and suspicious to being surrounded by a small circle of real friends and family. It's honestly beautiful.

[@matthewriley7826]

It’s a whole mo-TEEF!

[@nicholasjackl7531]

“You’re making up words again!” “I said it was a *motif* and it was *beautiful!* “ You’re damn right it was, Brok…

[@ZayToDiffrent]

@@nicholasjackl7531 YOU ARE IMPOSSIBLE

[@HumbleTxn]

I believe this is truly a moment of humanization for kratos. He understands that there is alot more behind the words than just words. "Words mean nothing" he told pandora. But here, he understands that brok needed to hear it too. He needed the reassurance, and instead of calling him out, he showed him that he remembered and what brok said, meant something.

[@uglyskully5928]

The hmm of approval

[@Bukurisu]

"Death can have me when it earns me." - Kratos Best quote ever

[@fluffywarhampster]

Kratos being developed into a character with incredible emotional depth was something that was handled with so much love and care and it shows.

[@90CJk]

Dwarven magic seems like it would be the strongest form of Magic in the Nine Realms. Stronger than Runes, Vanir Magic, Giant Magic (which is related to Vanir Magic) etc. But they never use it offensively directly. Only make items and weapons. So maybe that is why the Aesir subjugated them. As their magic is for creation not battle direct.

[@King_TurtleII]

Sindri showed what Dwarven Magic used offensively can do

[@90CJk]

@@King_TurtleII Yeah but he used weapons he made enchanted by his magic. He didn’t cast spells or blasts of magical/ elemental energy like Odin. Or use Flora like Freya. Like yeah it can be used offensively but only as a weapon, armor, item, etc.

[@pwinn1177]

the dwarves were indeed capable of making the infinity gauntlet

[@narcoticman7310]

@@pwinn1177 Just imagine bruh, Sindri going banana's at the future villan and decided to create a weapon even more powerful than Mjolnir and Leviathhan axe, Crafted using all the hate on his hearth, Does giving it a malevolent nature similar to the blades of chaos, Has the potential to destroy a realm, And is an equivalent to the blades of Olympus. To the point that even the remaining gods finally notice the destructive potential of a dwarf.

[@wonkygaming3151]

Brok even looked...uh, I mean, looks kinda like Thanos.

[@MrRolyat98]

What I like about these two scenes was sometimes given Kratos’s personality, I bet someone like Brok wonders if he is even listening. When asking for a blessing for the spear, it’s obvious he is and it’s obvious that meant something to Brok.

[@quicklittlesnail1616]

0:41 hrrrmm (translation : that's a good point brok,thanks for that)

[@aaronrajadurai1167]

"Nunye..." "Nunye what?" "None of ya fukin business"

[@Alewi619]

I fuckin love Kratos when he’s nice to people

[@ben7900]

When he said the "spund of the wind" I really thought he was just going to fart

[@justawesome3757]

0:44 one of the best and unexpected scene from Kratos Gow Ragnarok is the game of the year for me no matter what people say as OG Gow fan and player this game is like the best thing we have

[@saulhernnadez9203]

Odin didn’t deserve a peaceful death

[@KD400_]

My favourite parts of the game r the realms they look so beautiful. Especially asgard. When I saw asgard the first I thought it was the best looking location ever.

[@MrMUERETECTM]

It's definitely a great game with a great story. and it's downright character arc porn and I love it for that but it's not game of the year elder ring's replayability factor is too high

[@hellodumplings8564]

Elden ring was better

[@martinfrisman2929]

@@MrMUERETECTM honestly it doesn't matter - GoW got award for best story, and if that is what you are looking for in a game, then GoW is the game for you. If you like replayability, then it is Elden Ring or some rogue-like game, if you like level design, then it is Elden Ring, etc. Honestly the overall GoTY award is the least meaningful one for me due to this.

[@gilbertotabares8196]

The fact that Kratos took that nugget of wisdom to heart for the remainder of the game says a lot about how much he respects Brok.

[@miguelmulero2802]

I love the idea that dwarven magic not only includes crafting and enchanting weapons or objects but also using those seemingly impossible ingredients like the laughing of cat or something, It was probably influenced by the Norse myth of how the dwarves fashioned a powerful enchanted rope to bind Fenrir. This rope was called Gleipnir and it was made from the noise of a cats footfall, a woman’s beard, mountain roots, the sinews of a bear, a fish’s breath, and the spit of a bird.

[@enma1266]

My guy turned around nodding his head up and down like “yeah Nigga you spitting facts” 😭😂

[@axilverse]

Can we take a moment to realize that we can see how much Kratos truly respects Brok by the fact that he actually got down on a knee for him and THEN asked for the blessing. Their relationship is so pure and I love every bit of it ❤

[@highwaytoheaven99]

To think there are people out there who actually HATES that Kratos went through such character growth and misses the screaming, deranged lunatic he was before... This is the best Kratos has EVER been in the entire series

[@livinglegend9709]

Imma be honest I was one of those people for a little bit 😅. I loved how kratos has changed and is better, but at some point I wanted the ghost to come back out just for a bit

[@38achref26]

@@livinglegend9709 thats me at first when i played 2018 i was like wtf happend to kratos he is way different now but now im ok with it

[@nkondilis1997]

Well, they also forgot that Kratos was on his knees and on the verge of tears near the end of God of war 1, and had other similar moments, but... hey... each to their own...

[@abhibarua5437]

The blessing scene was so emotional 🥹

[@flarecoils1573]

I feel like this quote also applies to Kratos' story as well. His form, his body literally has his bloody past all over him, his grief and rage etched into his skin. Kratos spends so long afraid of himself, his form, the idea that he is and will always be a monster...but in the end, it's his nature, the part that he can change, that matters. He must be better than he was before.

[@Ic3h0rnEt14]

"Nah, I can't bless shit." So beautiful I nearly wept.

[@decrazygaming1738]

😂😂😂

[@skins4thewin]

Not gonna lie, the writing in this game was absolutely STELLAR! I heard some things in it that I really needed to hear at the time.

[@capndikkens5790]

"Naw, ya idjit." Definitely the best quote in gaming.

[@inkpenavengerYT]

So much growth from Kratos across this series. Little moments like this really shine. Kratos sees his friend in pain and gives him comfort.

[@tedscheett9420]

What makes this scene even more impactful is that Kratos considers Brok one of the few people he could call friend. This game is so good yet it tears your heart out.

[@radxgre8233]

I miss him 🥺.

[@migjordanpayawal7856]

It is the nature of Kratos that matters, not the form of a Greek god of war and destruction.

[@egbuna1]

I'm glad he heard this before he died ... RIP brok.. you're missed

[@takoshihitsamaru4675]

.....Spoilers much, my friend.

[@shahid55s52]

@@takoshihitsamaru4675 if you havent played it yet and you're roaming on pages and videos relating to gow, its simply your fault. the internet isnt gona pander to you all the time. for everyone who hasnt played it yet FINISH THE GAME ALREADY YOU LAZY FUCKS

[@takoshihitsamaru4675]

@@shahid55s52 Jesus, who shit in your cereal and then fucked your dad in your bed, mate? You need to chill your bill.

[@Calekoflight]

It's such a cheesy disney princess line but it somehow works so damn well here.

[@ThunderManDabro]

Yo brok sayin he can't bless the spear but the bro literally took the sound of the air

[@nytro758]

Kratos used to be a ruthless killing machine. But one who was blinded by rage. Now, he became wise. And his words struck harder than his punches.

[@mrnozchalazt7199]

I loved these 1v1 moments between Kratos and his companions/allies. He’s a man of few words but he’s always listening and paying attention. I think my favorite moment is between Him and Freya before he apologizes. He tells her “Don’t tell me to kill again” That he isn’t here for debts and he would have helped Freya break Odin’s spell on her regardless, simply because she’s a friend to him still. It isn’t a cutscene moment and you can miss it if not paying attention but it’s so good.

[@livinglegend9709]

Bro I was happy when kratos said that. Freya was stepping into boundaries that many gods before her has crossed, mostly Athena

[@BryanReeves]

Yes thank you for posting this. That line blew me away when he said it!!

[@hassangames9134]

The way kratos said "How" really got me

[@itz_x_salvation395]

"Death can have me when it earns me." Probably one of the best lines I've ever heard in my life. I love the og god of war games, but the story and writing in the new ones are just unreal.

[@kluang1]

The fact Kratos of all people kneel before Brok speaks volume on how highly he thinks of the blue dwarf

[@marcussanchez6227]

Bro, when the wind stops & he says that line, it hits so hard, what a BAR, boutta start snapping like it’s poetry club

[@GFG2gifted]

First play through that spear scene made me cry with that poetic sincere call back. Beautiful game all around. ❤️

[@stephenmiller2280]

It all makes sense now, brok gets killed and his story lives on from his blessing. Ragnorok is one of the best games I've played in a while.

[@sinistertoady6712]

This was my favourite scene of the whole game.

[@hustle5683]

Kratos motivates me a lot

[@anomanomom239]

That is such an awesome way to show growth of a greater than life character.

[@R4yj4ck]

I've watched this scene like a dozen times now and only just noticed that when Kratos was presenting the spear to Brok he actually kneels down to him.

[@benwiseman3051]

I almost cried when he said that on my first playthrough

[@Oneandonlyagust]

I damn near cried when I saw this for the first time. Incredible writing

[@AggiePlz]

Legendary.

[@SeyhawksNow]

This is the same reason they held a funeral for Brok with all the rites. Despite the fact that he would not see the afterlife, it was the meaning of the funeral that meant more than the funeral itself. To them, and to him.

[@sir_shameless2286]

Brok's quote is the only quote that has ever made any sense to me in my lifetime, I'll miss him.

[@aleb626]

He also tells freya not to ask him to kill. That he only kills for his family and friends, that just because he has killed before, it is not his nature, only his form.

[@heinavaara113]

One of my favorites is when Sindri tells Atreus to just sleep. Sleep is my medicine when the bits ain't fittin' right.

[@tuachixiong5232]

Brok be like: "Damn you using my own words against me." RIP Brother.

[@NAAH091]

This scene makes me cry mannnnn, when Kratos says "it is the nature of a thing that matters, not it's form" just straight up teary eyed

[@otavionunes5396]

My favorite one is when he is fighting Thor and goes: "For the sake of our children, we must be better"

[@Corey697]

I got choked up when i realized the lady of the forge didn't even notice him cause of his soul and brok was so excited to see her and kratos still gave him the respect to get his blessing

[@LoneMaestro-]

When I played this game. I shed a tear for this moment. Kratos truly cares for broke and I like to think it is because his views and his attitude reminds him of his Brothers from Sparta.

[@overcritical304]

Indeed. "No, ya Idjit" is definitly the best quote in the game.

[@BrandonGavin_EDC]

I love when he has Brok bless the weapon. He was a great blacksmith and a good friend.

[@GamersDogma]

A lesson we all need to learn

[@jimmyblankenship5774]

That was the most bromantic thing Kratos has ever done for Brok.

[@bmg6229]

Gotta love how the wind goes silent after Brok takes the sound of it

[@amirulhaikal3753]

For me, it is when the time Brok said: The F**K you want.

[@Zantetsudex]

That is the most heartwarming compliment Kratos has ever given anyone in his entire life. Truly shows how much he respected Brok as a friend.

[@finksmaestro1798]

Posts a GOWR video KZbin: Something tells me that’s definitely Skyrim.

[@ultrasvenne4671]

I never noticed that the sound of the wind is completely gone after brok takes it in the bag… and that they could talk at a normal volume afterwards. Incredible

[@dantesparda14175]

This is always going to stay in my memory. It's an amazing quote that can be applied to lots of things.

[@decrazygaming1738]

Absolutely!

[@visveswaranr7587]

KRATOS always listens to everyone and everything

[@recess7]

This gives me chills damn

[@mike_gusta2994]

Holy shit, while playing i didn't even realise that last quote was actually from Brok, must've missed that. This scene hits way harder right now 😢

[@appleman_123]

the best quote in skyrim

[@CodedXtreme]

May this weapon start Ragnarok May it be wielded with folly May it be the substitute of the blades of chaos - Angry At Sindri Brok

[@Cheetowitcheese]

Looking back at 2022 I needed this game more than ever.

[@SamuVielma]

Gotta love how Kratos took Brok's great quote and added a phylosophical/greek spin to it. This game's attention to detail is something else, man.

[@javohngritten2361]

Full body chills every time 🥲😢

[@333angeleyes]

All these videos on KZbin about Kratos then versus now. But to me this moment here is what really signify that he was a different person. A young Kratos would not have gone out of his way to make someone feel better.

[@jablesrules]

Look at my boy, Kratos, being humble and kneeling before his great blacksmith :.) . Nuf to bring a tear to your eye. You've come so far Kratos

[@qbkelly33]

So great. My favorite quote is when Kratos says “Death can have me when it’s earned me”

[@remyblas]

I love these details where it's evident that despite replying with grunts or silence, Kratos is always listening and paying attention.

[@livinglegend9709]

Lol he got to after that giant statue 😂

[@Sgoldberg399]

Also the blessing Brok puts on the weapon is both fitting and beautiful, love that game so fucking much

[@Daveyc264]

One of my favourite quotes from the previous game was Kratos saying to Atreus "don't be sorry, be better". One of my favourite quotes from Ragnarok was Atreus saying the same thing to Kratos

[@spider-man3098]

I missed that Kratos was repeating Brok. This game was truly a gem

[@TimmyMcGowan]

Which is exactly why these two get along so well, because Brok’s entire nature is “man fuck this shit” and Kratos really resonates with that