Jacksepticeye Reacts To A Broken And Mourning Sindri

poor sindri
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[@SuperNASCARrocks]

The voice acting from Sindri here is really good. Props to the voice actor who played him. He did a tremendous job.

[@gabrielpds93]

Adam John Harrington!

[@eagleangel5568]

That's some godlike ACTING man I wish the game award's had a like side voice acting for best performance for characters that arent I guess the main protagonist antagonist or main group cause he deserves an award as well cause that acting my gosh

[@TheEbonyWarrior]

Got robbed for the award I think.

[@Spxrk0300]

@@TheEbonyWarriorchristopher judge won it, which, well, also makes sense

[@twinpony]

The same actor who did the voice of Bigby Wolf from the telltale series the wolf among us.

[@HopeHendershot-Moskal]

The super sad thing is, because Sindri brought Brok back to life with an incomplete soul, Brok's soul can't go to any afterlife - be it Hel or Valhalla or wherever. The remaining parts of Brok's soul just simply scatter in whatever direction they choose and cease to exist. I don't know if Sindri knew this, but knowing Brok's soul will never rest, and it's basically because of his doing, has to leave Sindri with some form of guilt as well as mourning.

[@dragonquest8ftw1]

Even worse to consider is Sindri himself, throughout our adventure, he's always done something for someone else, even his quest for the whetstone was for our benefit, the one single selfish thing he did for himself has cost him the worst price

[@raehza]

Sindri knew. After Brok got stabbed and he asks Freya to save him he says "He can't.... you can't....". He is saying that Brok can't come back.

[@terabitez3374]

Wouldn’t the soul pieces just return back to the lake where the final piece of him remains?

[@MauiBread]

@@terabitez3374 no, they explained that they can't return the the light of alfheim (lake of souls), I think it was mimir who says it in some dialogue when Atreus asks if there is any way to bring him back.

[@tanner201x8]

Sindri definitely knows, the whole reason he’s as devastated as he is is because he knows he’ll never see Brok again

[@janeilnold5863]

"...and now what have I got? Not even my family." That line breaks me every time :(

[@CaptainPowow]

Actors who force themselves to sound sad never got me, but it's phenomenonal actors like this who know how to act like they're trying to be tough until their voice breaks is what gets me. It's like forcing yourself to laugh versus trying to not laugh, everything suddenly becomes funnier when you're trying not to laugh

[@thejaded]

That is what acting is. I hope the man gets more roles. He is fuckinh talented ❤

[@fallenchips3872]

That's a great way of putting it@@CaptainPowow

[@ДмитрийГусарев-ж8ъ]

You can tell how completely different Sindri is after Brok's death. Before that he was a complete germaphobe. Always clean, working with gloves and being extremely careful But now his clothes are all dirty, he works with no gloves on and he frankly does not give a damn about germs anymore Yeah - Brok's death really changed him

[@cwolffe510]

Not just about germs. He doesn’t care about anything anymore. Without Brok, Sindri literally has nothing left to live for anymore. He wouldn’t even care about putting his own life at risk because it doesn’t matter since he’ll never see Brok in the afterlife.

[@travisglunt8420]

Not just dirt. Brok’s blood. He hadn’t cleaned his armor since he left the house

[@luvamiart8567]

@@travisglunt8420 I wonder if he takes his gloves off not only because he doesn't care anymore, but also because due to his gloves he didn't really touch Brok during his last breath, and he regrets that.

[@juubi249]

Also note how before, Sindri never cursed or swore before, but then he does when telling Atreus to 'Get the fuck out of his sight'

[@professionaldunce6312]

Keep in mind, he became a germaphobe BECAUSE Brok died the first time. When retrieving his 3 soul parts in Alfheim, the feeling of hundreds of other people's souls grabbing him was so uncomfortable it deterred him from physical touch of any sort. But now that all his soul parts are gone, that fear has also subsided.

[@mr.lollylolol]

The voice acting in this scene is honestly phenomenal

[@Nami8302_OwO]

Ikr? Pro ZD was amazing even all the way from Midgard

[@korinthegrimm5538]

​@@Nami8302_OwOPro ZD?

[@Nami8302_OwO]

@@korinthegrimm5538 yes Pro ZD, the guy playing the squirrel

[@Nami8302_OwO]

​@@korinthegrimm5538idk why I said this here, this was on a completely different post

[@korinthegrimm5538]

@Nami8302_OwO yeah I know I thought you meant sindri lmao I was like what

[@ryanfowler7351]

When Atreus says "I thought we were his family too" you can hear Sindri in the background starting to cry :(

[@dr.dreamer8914]

I don't hear it.

[@Keandros]

It's very subtle but it's there. Put on headphones or put your phone speaker by your ear. You hear the sobs between hammer strikes.

[@Rixoli]

@@dr.dreamer8914 it's *very* quiet, you have to really listen for it

[@robertnelson9599]

But it is there.@@Rixoli

[@ajward9112]

@@dr.dreamer8914 It is there, I can assure you. Granted, I had to turn up the volume and use headphones to listen close, but between hammer strikes, it's there.

[@gryzziarth8288]

What gets bigger the more you take away from it? A hole. What a heart breaking moment.

[@franciscs1604]

The hole within Sindri’s heart…

[@cwolffe510]

That riddle was easily some of the most subtle foreshadowing I’ve ever seen in a game or even a movie for that matter. The writers were hinting at Brok’s death all the way back to when it was first revealed that, unbeknownst to him, Brok died once already and doesn’t have a complete soul anymore.

[@elijahpark5344]

People talk about Sindri, but I want to point out the impact this scene will have on Atreus…. This is truly the first time Atreus felt the consequences of his actions. In the past, whenever Atreus made a mistake, Kratos was there to solve all the loose ends. It’s why he grows so confident in 2018, and why he’s so ambitious now. If Brok hadn’t been killed and Sindri so devastated, Atreus might not have ever left Kratos’ side, destiny or not. It was the realization that there are some actions that he MUST take responsibility for, for they are impossible to just fix.

[@terichix8494]

Gow has really been good at hammering home its messages. Broks death and mimirs lyngbakr have the same message and are equally devasting

[@kole2984]

I think this whole game was him seeing the consequences of his actions, but it's Brok's death that's the nail in the coffin for him

[@elijahpark5344]

@@kole2984 Well, as I noted, while Atreus SAW his consequences, I don't think he truly FELT it until Brok's death that there is no fix for this consequence. Throughout both games, Atreus rides on the high of being a demigod and in Ragnorak, a giant. Even when something bad happens, he has the reliability of his dad coming in to help him fix things. But Brok's death is something even the God of War can't fix.

[@AlastorAltruistGaming]

@@elijahpark5344and something Sindri should’ve left well enough alone. Keep in mind, Atreus had never met Sindri or Brok earlier in 2018’s story, and only Kratos was the one who knew about Brok’s death when the Lady of the Forge didn’t speak with him. She could communicate with Kratos & forge Draupnir, but she couldn’t communicate with Brok since he’s basically undead. It’s Sindri’s fault Brok was denied an afterlife; sure, Sindri had his reasons, and Brok seems to be the only family he has left, but how was Atreus supposed to know any of this?

[@kacpernowak8088]

​@@AlastorAltruistGaming This doesn't have anything to do with this situation. We are talking about Broks death and Atreuses role in it, not the fact that he doesn't have a part of his soul. That detail, however, was the thing that made Atreus truly feel the consequences - when we were travelling to the temple, he was already (like everyone would) trying to find the way to fix this. The only reason it cannot happen is Sindri's mistake, but if Atreus was less selfish, maybe it would work out a little better.

[@Colejones9505]

A nice couple details to notice with sindri is first he is not wearing his gloves anymore, second the clothing going up his arms is torn implying he just ripped the gloves off his clothes, and third he still has broks blood on his armor which gradually causes it to rust in the spots it's at. Such nice attention to detail.

[@narukamishirou284]

This scene and Brok’s funeral hit harder when you replay this game and listen closely to the background music. It’s been there growing in volume as we progressed through the story the whole time. Bless you Bear McCreary/ Ræb

[@halimalnami1560]

I wish sindri gets a continuation to his story the next game The boy needs a happy ending man

[@nolanhewitt2563]

People who go on the road through war rarely get happy endings

[@onepieceking1770]

I do hope the same.... and... maybe he will...

[@nolanhewitt2563]

@@onepieceking1770 maybe if insomniac did an atreus side story game

[@onepieceking1770]

@@nolanhewitt2563 hm.... well I wouldnt say theyd make an entire side game for atreus specifically but then again... they did make canon side games for the greek saga of gow

[@nolanhewitt2563]

Onepiece King that's what I mean if the next main line games going to be egypt Japan or Mayan then the song of kratos who is a fan favorite should have his own game

[@andromedadrexy694]

When Sindri says "There is no we, there's only you" I feel like what hes saying is that he doesn't place blame on anyone else that was there. Sindri blames ONLY Atreus.

[@DistractedDingo]

The little sob that Sindri makes when Atreus said that they were family is just so sad.

[@MTD_1969]

If you didn’t shed at least one tear you didn’t feel the pain in this scene. The voice actor for Sindri really carried this scene. He did such a tremendous job.

[@thegaminghippo4406]

This part of the game made me teary especially when he says not even my family,the voice acting in that part is through the roof ,though I think he is being a bit too harsh on Atreus as it wasn’t his fault that he didn’t know it was THAT DOOSH BAG ODIN the whole time poor guy

[@ZooLsTV]

Grief works in a lot of different ways but sindri was mad at himself because he didn’t collect all of broks soul so now brok can’t join the after life but rather then facing that he wanted to put his anger onto someone else to take away the pain and grief and the blame on himself for hurting brok even though that wasn’t his intention. At least that’s how I view this but I could be wrong just a opinion after all

[@onepieceking1770]

@@ZooLsTV no... I think u r right sindri is mad at himself for wat he did to his brother back then by bringing him back but without his complete soul parts... he didn't want to be alone but with brok gone for good and sindri having to suffer being by himself with no other way to bring brok back this time he truly was mad at himself

[@tyriquesmith8850]

I watched a video by Sage's Rain that highlights how poorly Atreus treated Sindri throughout the games. He means well, and he's still a kid, but he seriously hurt Sindri time and time again. It's definitely not Atreus's fault, but he did play a major role, and I don't see Sindri moving past that too easily. Especially when the wound is so fresh on his heart.

[@onepieceking1770]

@@tyriquesmith8850 true but give it time and sindri will learn that he cant have his hate grow

[@jmb72390]

No Sindri was right going off on atreus you forgot Odin have been watching atraeus even when the boy thought he was being sneaky and knew what he was up to and let's not forget the boy was hard-headed and full of himself not to think about his choices and action didn't have a consequence and took sindri's friendship for granted and never gave nothing back and because of that ego and is obsession with his own destiny deluded himself and think he can slick a can of oil

[@saucyboy827]

The voice actor absolutely nailed it!

[@lg562]

When you realise Sindri took his gloves off as he was smithing, after him being a germaphobe.... let that pain sit in you for a while. Goes to show you how much pain one endures and how it can influence your character. That is something this game has made so clear and I love it for that. Its a really well made game.

[@orangebjort5222]

I feel bad for Sindri and Jack. Jack knows the pain of losing a loved one, and understands that it's difficult for Sindri, even if he is a video game character. 😔

[@kevinmalone584]

Everyone knows the pain, feel bad for me to then. Like bro?

[@orangebjort5222]

@Kevin Malone Well, I feel bad for other people too. I'm just being sympathetic with Jack. I'm sorry I don't know you?

[@andrewthefanboy1640]

Who did Jack lose?

[@orangebjort5222]

@@andrewthefanboy1640 his dad

[@cgaminganims7046]

I wont forget the random hate comments on people mocking jack's dad's death

[@lucressei3717]

What started as a duo of kinda goofy sidekicks turned into complex characters with a sad backstory, and then ended up giving us a pure gut-wrenching tragedy. Bravo to writing, bravo to acting. And even directing. Bravo GoW.

[@nickolasmason8564]

Beating odin to a pulp was so satisfying

[@seankkg]

Kratos's "we were" was the only part of the game I flat out cried.

[@fogsster]

The thing I like most about Jack's reaction to this scene is he feels so immersed, like he was actually there. You can FEEL the guilt radiating from beyond the screen.

[@SkyKin]

Oof, the tough & painful scene. Poor Sindri, that was a heck of a load of things to take in. Phenomenal acting & V.A Skills, it can be tough to deliver lines like these & be convincing at the same time. War is detrimental, these are just a glimpse how it can be/feel. What a Highlight that was, solid acting 👌 Keep it up & Stay Safe 😎 👊

[@kermitofsin8283]

I love that Jack doesn't just talk over everything, this is how every let's play should be

[@mr.lollylolol]

This scene gets me every single time

[@therealbahamut]

Man, when even Jack doesn't have anything witty to say, you KNOW it hit home.

[@alexhenry1984]

What hit me so hard is this is very similar to how I lost one of my friends.. his brother blamed me for protecting me and wanting me to live on he saved my LIFE when I was younger and I lost that connection because of him defending me and I will NEVER forget or own up to what I did it'll hurt until the day I get to see him again.

[@loafyu5405]

The music enhances this game so much it’s so beautiful it makes me cry so easily with the themes and the building and the motifs ahhhh and the voice actors wow this game MY HEART AHH

[@adamkyjak3627]

Well, scene where Brok dies and the aftermath with Sindri's feels and grief broke everyone.

[@nolanhewitt2563]

Scenes like these are Oscar worthy even after ragnarok sindri is still broken. The death of his brother, WHO CAN'T GO TO THE AFTERLIFE BY THE WAY BECAUSE HIS SOUL IS INCOMPLETE. scenes like this, I still don't get why Ragnarok did not get goty

[@elijahpark5344]

God of War had the better narrative, but as an entire game experience, Elden Ring just edged out, as the quality and depth in it was way deeper.

[@nolanhewitt2563]

@@elijahpark5344 may be so, but after the disaster of 2020 with the last of us 2, you'll understand my skepticism about the voting

[@nolanhewitt2563]

@@elijahpark5344 plus I never played it cause at first glance it's like dark souls but open world which would turn people off who don't like rage games like them

[@elijahpark5344]

​@@nolanhewitt2563 I think you have a slight misperception of what FromSoft games are like. Although they're infamous for their difficulty, the amount of lore and storytelling that they contain is extremely immersive. In addition, despite how hard the game is, the magic of elden ring came from how immersive its open world was, much like BotW's in style, taking what made BotW and turning it into a deeper fantasy setting. The irony is that the Last of Us 2 getting GotY was maybe part of the reason why GoW didn't. The greatest complaint of TLOU2 was that it was TOO narrative, with little game behind it, many calling it a visual novel rather than a game. While GoW is anything but a visual novel, the narrative overshadows the actual gameplay, with the main complaint being that the game is more like an interactive movie (which I personally don't see as a bad thing, but whatever) than a video game. While I believe this is wrong, this is what the critics say. Tbh, I completely expected it. And the outcome was fair in the end. GoW literally won every award for narrative and story, but because Elden Ring was more comprehensive as a game, Elden Ring won.

[@nolanhewitt2563]

@@elijahpark5344 eh I'll give it a try when a price drops or when I get a bonus around the end of the year. Also, ironic GOW did a narrative of vengeance and justice better than tlou2

[@_SSCJ]

The detail of sindri’s armor being dirty now is very subtle but nice detail of how broken he is now

[@reddalchemy5970]

Brok's death broke me but Sindri's pain broke me more. He was so sweet, all the time, so giving. EVERY MOMENT of this game was a masterpiece, even the pain of loss.

[@93Chowo]

I believe nobody can blame Sindri as he is in the right to be so angry. Gameplay wise it makes sense that the player takes and takes but story-wise, how did they repay him besides with currency? Also in the first game they helped him and his brother to reconnect and one game later he loses him for good, that is heart-breaking. I haven´t played these two games (only watched videos) and from what I can tell is that the story-telling is done amazingly good.

[@mistertwister2000]

Poor Sindri, I do hope we can see him find some peace in a later game but it’s not unrealistic if we don’t, some are broken beyond repair

[@jeremiahscott2032]

Remember when brok gave Mimir a riddle he couldn’t solve?? “What gets bigger the more you take from it?” Upon his death, Mimir realized he meant a hole, aka Sindri. A very sad attention to detail

[@Mcglocklin.]

I feel so bad for Sindri

[@aragorn4242]

notice how Sindri is no longer a clean freak. he just does not care now ! great story telling...

[@delacruise666]

This scene broke me man… Sindri went through so much, and just kept smiling…then he lost the only thing he cared for most of all…

[@KingGhidorah5464]

Given that Sean lost his dad and it affected him extremely deeply, I’m sure this was a hard watch for him.

[@WelshGiraffa]

A hole…..gets bigger the more you take away…. This scene it hit hard and would have definitely had more of an impact if I played the games but i sadly didn’t but I applaud the acting from Sindri’s side and sonny’s but seeing the peppy and upbeat dwarf become a broken shell of a man is heart breaking

[@insertedgynamehere___969]

First time I saw this, my immediate thought was "Oh, shit... He's gloves are off... "

[@AnimalFreakGamer30]

Sindri’s Heart Felt,Sorrow Is Just Hurtin Him,So INCREDIBLY Deep!!😔🔪💔

[@geckokid8265]

People are mentioning Sindri not wearing his gloves because he doesn't care about germs but it could also be him self harming/not caring if he gets hurt, blacksmithing gloves aren't just to keep clean they're also to keep the heat out and protect your hands from a hammer strike going wrong, Sindri is likely heating the sword he's smithing in this scene bare handed and metal conducts heat so he is likely feeling a painful amount of heat in his hand and if he misses with the hammer he's looking at a broken hand

[@georgegerrard5376]

I remember feeling so broken seeing sindri like this. And when he reminded us how much we took from him, i really felt like i did him wrong

[@bluesun3106]

I want a spin-off game of sindri learning to move past this. Perhaps even learning and Adding all of broks skills as a blacksmith to his own over the course of his journey.

[@AlastorAltruistGaming]

It’s possible we’re gonna have a spin-off game in the same vain as Uncharted Lost Legacy. Some have speculated that we’d get a spin-off where we play as Atreus, and whether or not Sindri gets involved in the plot is left to be decided, as we won’t know its release date. But I’m honestly hoping the story involves Sindri sending hordes of enemies & closing off Svartalfheim as revenge, maybe Sindri taking younger Kratos’ path of revenge like the previous entries in the series, but that’s just my theory. I’d also like to theorize that the story would have to involve Atreus choosing whether or not to forgive Sindri after all that happened.

[@eMJayP_]

That "Mourn how you wish." from Kratos is tough. You can tell he feels bad for Sindri but doesn't appreciate him blaming Atreus at the same time.

[@JustSaiyanDude]

If we get a thrird game set in Midgard il willing to bet next tome we see Sindri he'll have blue skin like Brok. Brok got blue skin from touching corrosive metals while smithing. Sindri finally getting rid of his gloves showing that he no longer cares about germs, he might just do it on purpose to honor his brother.

[@borgnafthecheesegod1546]

that's a lie sindri told brok, he's blue because he's a corpse, its why the dwarves in svartalfheim avoid him like the plague, they know he's a walking corpse. they know what sindri did and it's why they're outcasts.

[@OmegaPlato]

Nah its cause he's a corpse

[@JustSaiyanDude]

@@OmegaPlato ??

[@OmegaPlato]

@@JustSaiyanDude Corpses turn purple after a while, Brok was probably decomposing for a while. I'd say Sindri made up the metal thing. Look at an image of a dead dwarve in god of war. The look very similar.

[@JustSaiyanDude]

@@OmegaPlato I looked it up. We might both be right? Or in a sense that yes he did decompose as you said, but Brok still did work with those metals that turned his skin. Probably just not to the degree of his entire body which would make sense. Unless he just dragged the metal across his body only his hands should be blue. So Sindri told a half truth.

[@Arkham273]

man that just made me teary eyed after watching this

[@neofulcrum5013]

The kindest character for this game didn’t deserve this

[@ignisdark]

This still broke my heart seeing sindri break like this and what’s worse is what he said was the truth and unfortunately he ultimately the reason why brok is gone for good

[@anderecontent]

I was genuinely so broken after watching this scene. That voice crack while sindri was speaking🥲

[@soul_focus]

The minute I saw this scene I KNEW it would have strong repercussions for Atreus’ future character arc even as it stands as the peak of the one he went through in Ragnarok. Because yes, nothing about brok’s death was ACTIVELY his fault. Searching for Tyr wasn’t even a bad idea in the long run. THAT plays into the main crux of Ragnarok. That both Kratos and Atreus were right in their wants in the beginning of the game, but also wrong at the same time. Atreus wants to help, wants to do something, knows that they have a role in what is happening, but is too rash, too inexperienced, to young and overconfident and inconsiderate of what war can mean. Kratos wants nothing to do with another world ending prophecy, especially not with his child involved, and would rather hide away and not accept Atreus’ role in what is happening around them. Brok’s death served the purpose of teaching Atreus that innocent people, and people you love, can bear the brunt of war. War and violence bring pain and suffering and loss, even if the motivations for the war are just. Even if what you are fighting for will help more people in the long run, no one escapes the effects of the violence. Atreus was not misguided, but rather blinded by inexperience and his own ideas of what helping should look like. And with the miscommunication between Kratos and Atreus, there was no good opportunity for Kratos to try healthily impart that knowledge onto him, because Kratos was dealing with his inability to let Atreus go and relinquish the control he feels he must have over his son to keep him safe. That struggle didn’t allow him to have healthy conversations about this with Atreus, and in fact only pushed his son further from him, causing a chain of events that led us here, to this scene, to a pain and loss that will be integral to the character Atreus will become. So while Sindri is dealing with his own pain, his own loss, his own shortcomings, and is wrong to place all blame on a child, you can’t really blame him in this moment, and Atreus will not blame him either. Atreus will actively blame himself, because he will take his father’s lesson to heart: “Intent does not matter. Only consequences.” Sindri and Atreus now have a dynamic that is inherently tragic, because they are family ripped apart by pain and violence, which is one of the main ongoing themes in the entire God of War franchise. It’s all just top tier writing and I cannot wait to see where santa monica takes these characters next.

[@ghostface4404]

Sindri was just as fooled... He was just as much a part of it.

[@fishingmasterstudios9481]

grief is a powerful emotion, it prevents one from thinking straight and acting logically, he blames Atreus for taking everything from him ( which he's half right but only half ), all of them were fooled by Odin, he also blames himself for his greatest mistake in reviving him without all the pieces of his soul, Atreus isn't at fault for that or for bringing fake Tyr in

[@leonardorolingstella8554]

I can’t not cry in this scene, it’s the most heartbreaking moment in all of gaming

[@quinncykaluzniak5429]

i kind of wanted to see kratos give the spear back, it was made with sindri's ring, brok's spearhead and his blessing...

[@JeffPearce-sx1os]

He's always clean. But here, blood still on armour, no gloves. He doesnt care anymore

[@luckycow787]

Ahh yes. Jack really reacted in this clip lol

[@tjk-goix8513]

Saying shit isn't necessary for emotion

[@gillboy5762]

I really wish that Atreus could have used his knife soul extraction ability to save Brok but Odin had to ruin that too.

[@OmegaPlato]

Wouldn't of meant anything. Without the direction of the soul Atreus couldn't redirect the soul bits to the knife

[@taker25and2]

Adam J Harrington deserves an award for his performance as Sindri in both God of War 2018 and Ragnarok. This scene still gives me the feels.

[@crazymus_pride]

I always wondering why Brok have Grey skin. Odin ☠️ him twice

[@Fl0wchart]

I just wanna point out how unmotivated those hammer strikes at the beginning sounded.

[@Lil_Kodiien]

Isn’t it crazy that if all the brutal things that happened in god of war, the most brutal moment was this. Watching Sindri go from a happy germaphobic friendly guy no matter what, to this bitter hateful person that has lost all give a fuck for anything and everything. I can’t explain how hard this scene made me tear up. It’s heartbreaking to watch. Truly one of the greatest told character arcs of all time, even though there was no happy ending

[@lordfury18]

i remember getting to this scene and just being like: I'm so sorry sindri..... cause he's right, we took him for granted, he gave us so much and brought us into his home and fed us.... he showed us how to use the doorways between realms something only dwarf's had knowledge of what did we ever do for them? did we even properly thank them for all they did for us? they gave us a god killing spear! what did we do to thank them for that?!

[@Niceone11202011]

I wish in this part of the game you can't upgrade anymore so us players can really feel the impact of the loss.

[@whitewolf8780]

2:02 you can see in kratos' movement, even he doesn't want t leave sindri in this state

[@nathanieltheoneandonly5933]

I forgot Jack was there for a second

[@Homielander229]

Just remembered the riddle brok said

[@theCreamyCrusher]

Personally i dont think ragnarok was a better game then the original however, brok and sindris parts in the story hit higher heights than the original ever did. They made such an emotional and touching story from two characters who were just supposed to bring levity to the original and gor that i give some respect to ragnarok.

[@captainmitsos1]

IM NOT CRYING!! 😭 You're crying

[@devinschuhs798]

Never gets easier watching that scene.

[@nunita141]

This scene made me cry so hard

[@rowsdower6950]

RIP Brok😥

[@brandimullins8813]

Sindri kind of reminds me of Edward Elric from Fullmetal Alchemist. he couldn't let go and because of it, he lost everything. the only difference between the two of them is Ed was able to undo his mistakes. His story had a happy ending. Sindri's does not. it goes to show that no matter what you believe, no matter what your faith is, or lack thereof, one thing stands true. You cannot cheat death. death is inevitable. it is not easy, but it is necessary. what's gone is gone. you can't bring it back and any attempts to do so will only serve to make things worse on both yourself and others.

[@Dogg238]

You know a mans broken when he puffs up to the god of war, even if kratos isnt gonna hurt him, it still takes balls

[@christianscheffler4398]

It wasn’t Atreus’s fault that happened they thought it was a real Tyr it was never his fault they didn’t know

[@wiredhubworld9523]

He may not have done it on purpose, but it's still his fault regardless. Atreus tends to do things without really thinking of the potential consequences. Him releasing Garm is a good example. Even Heimdall calls him out on his flaws, and he wasn't wrong. In fact, Odin and Thor wouldn't have shown up at their home if Atreus hadn't been trying to find Tyr, meaning the game wouldn't have even started if it weren't for him. That's why he's Loki.

[@tmc31390]

But they all warned Atreus not to fool with Odin… and he did, anyway. THAT’S why he was blamed.

[@tmc31390]

And as someone else pointed out, Loki’s known for his screwups, which, usually out of recklessness, has caused mayhem or put the gods in some turmoil. With Atreus being GOW’s version of Loki, it’s kinda playing to the myth of the Norse God’s penchant for recklessness.

[@Albert-x8g]

I hate moments like these. It always feels like a punch in the gut

[@dreamsleeper1568]

Does this mean only 1/4 of brok’s soul still exists hidden somewhere? Maybe the other parts can’t return, but that 1/4th still exists hidden somewhere..

[@jmb72390]

Sin had every right to lash out at Trey cuz if it hadn't been for his ambition recklessness and hard-headedness and ego none of that would have happened this main thing he needed to learn how to listen when people give you advice

[@AlastorAltruistGaming]

At the same time, however, how was Atreus supposed to know Tyr was actually Odin this whole time? Kratos even forgives Atreus because all he made was a mistake. Keep in mind, Atreus was still a young man at this point; you & I were once a bunch of dumb teenagers in our lives, and we’ve made mistakes. Atreus was still attempting to find his purpose too; yeah, he should’ve waited, but it’s been 3 years after Baldur’s death, which was meant to kick off the events of Ragnarök anyway.

[@wiredhubworld9523]

​@angeryboigaming8562 Yes, but that doesn't change the fact it's his fault. Actions can have consequences, and unlike us at his age, Atreus's have major consequences in comparison. Atreus had plenty of chances to stop and listen to everyone, but he didn't listen. Also, the game dropped plenty of hints that Tyr was Odin. The "walking stick" line when they freed him was a dead giveaway.

[@fishingmasterstudios9481]

it wasn't Atreus's fault entirely

[@leowastakenwastaken]

Adam Harrington did amazingly in this scene tho

[@damiencrossley7497]

So what you can do is get the fuck out of my sight! Like a trillion needles iny heart!

[@IBF69420]

What have sindri got No we only u

[@0ne0nlyLarry]

I hated to see Sindri changed like this 😔

[@jonathanrodriguez2585]

This game deserved goy way more than dark souls with open world

[@tjk-goix8513]

It's also a shame 2018 didn't get one either. Because another banger came out too. Spider-Man. Maybe Sony shouldn't release two bangers in one year

[@jacobnankervis2537]

Broks death is sindris fault😂

[@zisanzero4052]

My theory is that i was thinking maybe Brok lost soul was scattered in Egyptian pantheon... Held by Osiris, it's possible for Loki to travel over there n unleash the souls free including soul of Brok

[@kambalesguerra5817]

Wait how?

[@fishingmasterstudios9481]

how would that make any sense?

[@nicolassilva6768]

Pls Santa Monica make a game called God of Deception centered in atreus and include a storyline for hin and sindri

[@HeyMyNameIs...]

i love it when people say "Great voice acting" while every scene is practically motion captured with the real actors.

[@thejaded]

Mfkers all tough until Sindri says "Not even my family.."

[@sirneptune9757]

this is weird cool and awesome

[@KingSaint007]

How did Atreus and Kratos suppose to know that Odin was Tyr in disguise

[@fishingmasterstudios9481]

they couldn't have because they didn't know the real Tyr back then

[@KingSaint007]

@@fishingmasterstudios9481 but their was no need for Sindri get upset at Atreus and Kratos

[@OmegaPlato]

​@@KingSaint007Those are often unreasonable when greiving. That's just how some people mourn. There are 5 stages of grief for the most part but some dwell on staged longer than others. Sindri is stuck on anger for now.

[@oliwermattsson1478]

Poor sindri

[@DatLazyBoi]

I still hate the fact that Sindri blames EVERYONE for being fooled by Odin How was anyone supposed to know the All-Father was in disguise??

[@OmegaPlato]

Those are often unreasonable when greiving

[@Perro_Soldado]

Makes me wana cry sheat

[@bananadaily2317]

i imagine sindri going full kratos mode in the next gow game 😂

[@evernoob8434]

The Alternates are watching.

[@JotaP1n]

This is really painful to watch.

[@FD90202]

Sindri just might be better than Kratos

[@SergioMendoza760]

I can’t feel bad for Sindri. I mean a large portion of the problems he and brok had ultimately stem from him. And while I understand that grief makes people unreasonable sometimes, Sindri is beyond unreasonable. I mean he was almost even willing to not help during ragnarok because brok was killed by Odin. And I think it’s especially bullshit that not only was he fooled but Atreus was fooled, kratos was fooled, Freya was fooled every single one of their war council was fooled by Odin and his deception. Blaming ANYONE but Odin and himself for broks death is just plain annoying in my opinion. Even if I do fully understand Sindri’s point of view I just can’t feel bad for him because so much of what happened is his fault. But it also makes me appreciate kratos so much more, he doesn’t chastise Sindri for speaking the way he did to Atreus. He literally just looks down upon him and says “mourn how you wish.” Which stings way way way way more because Sindri knows he fucked up by pushing kratos and Atreus away.

[@christianparrish3292]

So what did Oden do? And who was that dead guy?

[@sentientmustache8360]

The dead guy is Brok, Sindri’s brother and another blacksmith, Odin murdered him

[@christianparrish3292]

@@sentientmustache8360 dang

[@IRequireEggs]

@@christianparrish3292 Not to be rude but have you seen Jack’s GOW: Ragnarok series?

[@christianparrish3292]

@@IRequireEggs no, or any other GOW.

[@IRequireEggs]

@@christianparrish3292 Well then, you really need to catch up to the story.

[@ysgramornorris2452]

You know, I just figured something out: Brok's death kinda _is_ Atreus' fault, and that makes him _myth-accurate._ Loki's whole thing is that he screws things up; when it's not out of malice, it's out of negligence or recklessness. Loki doesn't think things through, and this has put him and the gods in deep trouble more than once.