Sindri's reaction to Atreus after hurting him - God of War Ragnarok

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Sindri's confronts Atreus after hurting him - God of War Ragnarok
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[@gooeyking]

I love how brok instantly knew heimdalls weakness "you gotta overwhelm his senses" basically make it so he cant focus on his foresight to dodge your attacks. Great way of showing how smart brok actually is despite his outward crassness.

[@thegamewin100]

Yea and he was the only one to see through TYRs bull crap

[@crownedoasis2923]

Yeah Heimdall was Op but he never sat down to make a plan

[@gooeyking]

@@crownedoasis2923 imagine how fucking terrifying his character would have been if he wasnt so cocky and arrogant and actually thought about his actions beyond split second decisions based on his precognition.

[@pforgottonsoul]

i mean he came up with a riddle even mimir couldn't figure out for a while.

[@pforgottonsoul]

@@gooeyking in a way i think it was because of his precognition that he got such an ego.

[@mothfard0]

love how Kratos held Mimir up to assist in arguing with his Son

[@Dragonlord826]

Mimir is the second father

[@patricksusulin9335]

He was like "you seeing this shit bother?

[@mackenziesigmon898]

That was one moment that I feel like not many people notice, but it’s always made me die laughing- a father who knows when to let the uncle take the reins lol

[@dr.vegapunk5853]

@@Dragonlord826 i said more like a uncle

[@varlak9061]

It's a great resource having the smartest man alive

[@om3ga109]

It puts Sindri's later feelings into perspective big time

[@sb_lee6800]

Definitely 💀

[@CaptainPilipinas]

Eugh.... the amount of patience that he puts up for the not too still clear number of Years.... if....only, he heeded brok's words. darn it, sindri. Snap out of it. you still....kind of have them. at....least?

[@kumaira_arts]

Even before losing Brok, he took damage by ACCIDENT from Atreus. Even then he still has a feeling of little forgiveness. 'I'll forgive you eventually' Sindri is the type of dwarf that just clings and hangs on to what he thinks that could harm him and comfort him, at least in the back of his mind. I think his vengeful and spiteful nature after Brok's death could change him permanently and not come back to the Sindri we knew before Brok's death. Even if he moves on, it will not be the same for this character.

[@pforgottonsoul]

@@kumaira_arts i don't think he's that spiteful just yet, at the funeral he seemed like he was grieving but he didn't really lash out against kratos when kratos brought up Brok. I do however think that if this plotline continues in a side game or something like that i can see him being an antagonist trying to go to forbidden lengths to try to bring back Brok.

[@shrujanamsyama9940]

@@pforgottonsoul He won't bring back Brok as Brok asked him to stop. Sindri also knows that it should be Brok's choice & he won't repeat it again

[@ZonnexNecton]

I really feel bad for Sindri. From GoW to Ragnarok, a lot of stuff happened to him. But what he did to Odin in the end, I’m super glad it was by his hands.

[@Sarcastican_]

Yeah, it's always a bittersweet ending with GoW.

[@dongianlazero]

Im actually not glad, because it's also mean Sindri is not himself anymore, Sindri we know would not do such a thing

[@dongianlazero]

Quote from Kratos : "This path you walked, vengeance, you will have no peace, I know." It's literally can applied to Sindri right here, and we all see even after the funeral, Sindri still not recovered, he's just not the Sindri we know anymore

[@matthewriley7826]

This series isn’t known for its happy endings….

[@ZonnexNecton]

@@dongianlazero when I said I’m glad, I mean he had up to here with all the shit given to him from Atreus to Odin. Sindri meant well from the beginning, but thanks to Odin he has been a completely changed person. If there’s anyone that truly deserves to end Odin, it’s him. Killing his brother was his final straw. Still, he really didn’t deserve any of it. Not once. I thought Atreus talking shit to him in GoW was brutal when he doesn’t deserve it. He was merely ranting and nothing more. But Ragnarok, really sets him off. So there’s my complete opinion on Sindri. I didn’t want to explain myself before ‘cause I thought that one paragraph was enough to give many GoW players an idea. Odin destroyed his spirit. Thus Sindri returned the favor. An eye for an eye. So yeah. I feel bad for Sindri. Again, he never deserve any of it.

[@70thalternativeaccount63]

Man, poor Sindri. In 2018, he forgave Atreus before he even apologized for yelling at him, now in Ragnarok, even by the end he still hasn't forgiven the two of them.

[@JH24821]

Sindri did forgive Atreus for attacking him as a bear; as he sought him out later on and gave him an escape portal. But yeah, it's really sad what happened between them afterwards.

[@CornholioPuppetMaster]

It was sad going to broks funeral and not seeing atreus

[@ThatBugBehindYou]

In his own way Sindri did forgive them for what happened without saying so. By taking responsibility over the dwarfs and taking part in the war he showed them that he understood it was just as much his oversight and responsibility for what happened. Forgiving people is not all there is to grief and righting wrongs.

[@colored433]

@@CornholioPuppetMaster Forreal, kiiiiiindaaaaaa shitty to not go to the funeral.

[@ghosted5996]

I feal like shit seeing Sindri in this state cus he was the type of person to break his back 4 u☹️☹️☹️

[@adityaashok2255]

2:22 that's the most angriest boy I heard from kratos

[@shadowshinjun_]

lol pretty much very true

[@UNKNOWN-ix3nr]

Yup

[@JV-km9xk]

i got shivers... ever had a dad that angry shout at you? feels like it in that scene.

[@chibiguardian7587]

He said it! He said the word!! I knew it!!

[@drunk_towin16]

🤣🤣🤣

[@GamerJosh2611]

You can tell that over time, Sindri gets increasingly aggravated with Atreus. Whatever they talked about before Kratos came back with Freya, his transformation into a bear and attacking Sindri. When he comes back, he’s clearly giving Atreus the cold shoulder. I was hoping that they’d find a moment eventually to talk and make up, but… then Brok died, and that was just the breaking point. It all rushed out, and as a result… we have who Sindri is now. Granted, if you trace it back far enough, Odin’s manipulations play a part… but honestly? The fact that Atreus left after the story ended was… a big bummer for me. Because we can’t even have Atreus try to work things out, or even properly apologize. On a more comedic note, if Brok were still around, I can only see him smacking Sindri upside the head or something. He was too good for us…

[@matthewriley7826]

True, but there was a moment when Atreus decided to return to Asgard and Sindri asked him if he knew what he was doing, and made sure he had an escape. Even though he was still slightly angry he was still concerned for his safety.

[@GamerJosh2611]

@@matthewriley7826 True. Things would have probably gotten better eventually, but then well... Tyr turned out to be Odin, Brok died, and that bridge was still in the process of being repaired

[@leonides1527]

Somewhere in the afterlife Brok: god dammit sindri... At least talk to the damn kid or something

[@jjy7336]

@@leonides1527 its sad, cuz there will be no afterlife for brok or even reincarnation, becuz he has no soul in his body, just like a vessel without its soul, its all because brok has died once and sindri bring him back to life but in change of brok afterlife, so when brok dies again, he will go nowhere and just ya know, dies and nothingness

[@megabladechronicles962]

Definitely Brok is the more forgiving brother. In the first game he immediately forgives Sindri when they reunite, and when he dies he forgives Sindri for not telling him about his first death.

[@ryoaliveri6895]

Probably the only person in history to curse at Kratos and walk away with not even a scratch on him

[@dhark0n332]

well... brok aleady cursed at kratos sometimes, but brok is brok, he is badass

[@travisohaver42090]

But also think about Kratos' growth. If he was how he use to be he would just slaughter everyone and everything that crossed him. The transition from GOW 3 to GOW 2018 and GOW Ragnarok. It is beautiful and amazing story telling.

[@holliswilliams8426]

@@travisohaver42090 It's not really amazing, it's kind of weird tbh. Like he want from being a sadistic serial killer who brutally killed innocent people who slowed him down even slightly to the character we see here.

[@travisohaver42090]

@@holliswilliams8426 it's called character growth

[@Whydoyouneedtoknow776]

@@holliswilliams8426 kratos had an "impatience of youth" that after killing Zeus and the pantheon left him hollow. It seems to me like he stopped living for himself and devoted the rest of his existence in raising Atreus. I see this as incredible character development seeing as his motivations in the early trilogy being he wanted revenge for his family. Age humbles people.

[@kiekeyz]

Seeing Sindri become so cold was so heartbreaking man. Damn. All you could see in his eyes was pain. Felt so sorry.

[@chaddfrancis2179]

🥺

[@somerandomguyfromtheintern480]

Sindri. Gave them everything, and all he got in return was head trauma and a dead brother.

[@justanotheryoutuber1997]

Sums up his feelings entirely

[@taddad2641]

KLratos and aterus would have repayed them a thousand fold for their help and friendship but....... Nothing could be done for a dead brother. Brok though saw the bigger picture in the end. He understood that they were working toward something much more important than themselves, you could tell by how freely Brok gave to them. What worth is even a trinket like a replicating ring, vs helping a friend, and doign what they can to prevent ragnarok? Were it not for him, too, they may have been played by odin compeltely too. sindri cannot see it though. he has too much pain in his heart.

[@yassinefarah2423]

@@taddad2641 the thing about Sindri is that like Freya with Balder, Brok's death wasn't just painful it was also horrific too because his soul can't go to the afterlife since Sindri couldn't retrieve the final piece.

[@mikeshinwa3398]

@@taddad2641 ‘the bigger picture’ doesn’t really matter to someone who lost what was most precious to him in the world.

[@Abdega]

GoW 4: Dead Trauma and Head Brother GoW Ragnarok: Head Trauma and Dead Brother

[@slimymegumin5980]

2:21 watch kratos ignite the "Belt of Chaos" and frost up the "Leviathan slippers" for atreus

[@dhark0n332]

just wait until he activate Spartan Rage

[@alexgodinez9700]

underrated comment lmao

[@sotl7749]

Leviathan slippers 😂😂

[@sotl7749]

On a side note, their argument is by far the most human family thing ever in this franchise

[@slimymegumin5980]

@@sotl7749 ikr.. this series has come a long way

[@sedlyholmes3722]

So basically Sindri was actually feeling a little bit angry at Atreus on how he left early in the game , then Odin happen and it got more escalate turns his angry to hatred, poor friendship destroy by odin, he got defeated but still win

[@IwinMahWay]

This is god of war nowadays...

[@calmlyquiet7664]

>By Odin. No this is literally all Atreus's fault. This is the one thing Odin didn't actively try to destroy.

[@8440k]

Things change man. Original GOW was purely hack and slash but you can’t use the same formula and expect it to succeed every time. It gets boring. The themes have to change, some times it works, some times it blows up in their faces. It’s a gamble

[@arc8218]

Seem Atreus fault for me

[@musashi542]

@@8440k if they made anohter game like god of war 3 it would have been a success , look at rockstar , same formula always bank

[@AdamWarIock]

Watching these scenes after the game gives a whole new feeling to watch it over. Trying not to spoil it.

[@leartistique2221]

I know exactly which part you’re talking about lol. “He’ll only cloud your mind.” Everyone: 👀

[@erickreyes7902]

SINDRI is an MVP in RAGNAROK... I like this guy... he was scared and reserved and cant even kill a fly in the start, until the end where BROK was killed, he just doesnt give a F anymore... goes to show that some people can change with a TRAUMATIC or DEPRESSING experience...

[@ilost1492]

One bad day can change you forever

[@justinroux1610]

@@ilost1492 all it takes is just one bad day

[@Complete_Stranger7050]

@@ilost1492 Kratos when he lost deimos

[@sunthi9619]

reminds me of a certain sparta who was ares's follower

[@kevind3974]

@@Complete_Stranger7050 deimos gets braught up a bunch in this game so i think the devs noticed the similarity. kratos finaly overcame his fall while sindri is just starting

[@JarvisBaileyVA]

It's no wonder Sindri was mad. He really got done in for this game.

[@TheFruitofTruth]

7:55 Brok I will miss you brother.

[@F0rev3r.B0red]

Sindri and Brok and Mimir we're my absolute favorite in terms of characters with comedic personality and hopefulness. so this hurts my heart because the dwarves and Mimir we're extremely generous

[@willsmith6530]

I felt sooooo bad for sindri because I actually grew to love the character

[@Theeditor2828]

Love how tyr’s just standing there like “I made soup”

[@TheFishAreFish]

The way he just stands in the back 🤣

[@waifung3367]

On a personal level I relate myself to Sindri a lot. I used to be like him, getting out of my way for others and helping them until they reach their goals, giving my things to others easily without them asking for it in the first place. I knew the term "nice guys finish last" but I still wanted to be the nice guy. as years go by, I finally learnt that I need to be nice to myself, I still help others, but learnt that I can not be there for someone else all the time. there has to be a limit on how much I can go out of my way for others. The nicest part of me is gone. Sindri's character has strike me deep and reminded me of my old days.

[@amberanime]

Mt pet peeve is when ''nice'' people offer you all these things and help you did not ask for, but do apriciate, into a weapon to use against you when you dont return the favor. Like you exploited them. When people have the disease to please, thats on them. You dont owe anyone anything if they offerd it freely. If people have expectations after helping you, it's not really helping. I do love helping people. And I also sufferd from the disease to please, sometimes still do. But I have shaken the bad habit of blaming others for me going to far in helping people at my own expense. I needed to learn balance between being nice to myself and others as well, and I am still learning. But when I go to far again I realise I simply didnt balance it well enough (or realise somebody I am helping is in fact a jerk which does happen). But some people NOT jerks can not always return the favor either. May that be for mental health reasons, emotional reasons, financial reasons. Not everyone works the same, and can offer the same kind of support. If you ever wish to help anyone, to be kind, to be nice, make sure it's genuine and done without any expectations. Dont want anything in return, and likewise guard your own boundries in how far you go to make sure you stay healthy and happy after your help has been given.

[@waifung3367]

@@amberanime Over years of helping others, I have learnt that there is a limit of how much I should do. like I said in my last comment, the nicest part of me is gone. a few minutes to help an old lady to carry her belongings is fine, but anymore than that is a reflection that those people do need serious help, and that is when I would think if it is right to continue to help them. the real help for people is to help them to a state where they can help themselves, an outsider can only help so much, but when one can help him or herself, then that is the real help they deserves.

[@cow00717]

I'm sorry you guys feel that way it must suck...

[@leow193]

You know you are in trouble when someone calls you by your full name Kratos : BOYYYY !

[@zeroshadeslayer3000]

Tho Odin was mostly to blame it was atreus fault for all the crap sindri been through, not intentional but he did take advantage his friendship and kindness and atreus's ego was getting worse basically "end justifies the means" now because of the his choice he just lost the brothers one who died and will never be seen again and other completely losing a friendship and only has hate for him, now he's gotta live with that

[@matthewriley7826]

Seems he takes after his father a lot more than we thought…

[@elpepo0]

@@matthewriley7826 Kratos was doing it non purpose though

[@drumo2273]

@@elpepo0 Kratos ultimately killed his family out of a blind lust for power, the man isn't without blame. Atreus can be irritating for sure but his mistakes don't even compare to his dad's.

[@recap1843]

@@drumo2273 "Out of a blind rush for power?" I'm sorry but did we play the same original trilogy? Kratos wasn't aiming to be a god for power, it was for revenge. Hell even when he originally achieved godhood it wasn't what he really wanted, all he was after was for his bad dreams/nightmares of his family to go away, manz just wanted a clear conscience and the gods said no, then Zeus his own father tried (and actually if you think about it) did kill him. The man died and crawled his way out of Hades thrice! No, nothing Kratos did was for power (at least not in the games timeline) Hell he had what he wanted the only reason he continued to be a warrior in the first game was because he was bound to Ares as his personal kill toy. My manz just wanted to have a family and chill (exactly what we see in GoW 18 with BOY) I won't disagree that Atreus is pretty damn annoying (he was in the first game too, but at least it's a well written annoying)

[@drumo2273]

@@recap1843 When he killed his wife and daughter, wasn't it because he raided a city worshipping Athena under Ares' name? His actions after *that* were for revenge but that was a mistake made due to his blind servitude. I'm not claiming Kratos didn't have reason for what he did in the main games, most of the gods are irredeemable pricks, but that was a mistake he could have wholly avoided had he heeded that woman's words that day.

[@paulandreig.sahagun34]

1:19...Yeah, sure Tyr just pat your back and wear yourself with a medal there.

[@mohabalserafe3795]

Still can't believe that he managed to fool everyone

[@sleepier9433]

Especially Mimir the one called the “smartest man alive”

[@mohabalserafe3795]

@@sleepier9433 the fact that Odin managed to act like Tyr so perfectly even that Mimir himself couldn't even notice it shows how frightening the All father is

[@shivam5098]

@@mohabalserafe3795 but somehow brok did , the one little buffoon we've been ignoring all this time

[@mohabalserafe3795]

@@shivam5098 didn't he figure it out in the last minute

[@BrainDrainProduction]

It’s wild how many characters in GOW make 7 foot Kratos look like a child next to him

[@theonewhoismany8072]

6'4.

[@AmarantFFO]

Because Cory tried to emasculate him

[@ThetThip]

ps4 made him 6'4 because it is relatable to us but he was actually 8 feet

[@ssj4galactus]

@@ThetThip i still think kratos shrunk when greece died. The few god magic in him probably left seeing as all the other greek gods have god forms as well

[@arbCannons3395]

Odin standing in the background pretending he isn't there

[@kratosgow09]

Even Mimir was pissed at Atreus.

[@oniplus4545]

you know Atreus is out of line when Kratos is back to calling him "boy", he regressed to the state when "he's not ready", even if it's Odin who's to blame also Sindri's anger towards Atreus is justified because Atreus just can't keep his emotions in check most of the time even since the previous game

[@dhark0n332]

i mean, it is justified, but atreus instability is also justified, he was a kid when his mother died, he had to kill monsters to survive, fought elves for HOURS alone while worried that his father died in alfheim light, is the only one that know (in his perspective) that his father will die and he will serve odin, and a lot of traumatic shit, so it is also justified, this game works well with the "justifications" for their mistakes, kratos not being a good father in a loving way is mostly because he never knew how, freya spent years trying to prevent the little shit death, sindri went to literal hell to save his brother, to lose him, thor got manipulated, etc etc

[@oniplus4545]

@@dhark0n332 very true, I love how Santa Monica didn't treat other characters as just "fodders" but as actual characters, they have their own reasons which makes their actions very justifiable unlike almost half of modern games where side characters are used as mere "fodders" to make the main characters look good yet with all these tragedies in the 2 last games, Atreus still experienced the "good life" if you remembered all of the other previous games with those greek gods and all, remember that one part of the game where Kratos literally had to cast away Calliope forever in the underworld just because he has to fulfill his destiny(and we need to do it as player with QTE, damn)? yea good times.......at least Atreus never had to experience that and left on his own in the end on good terms with Kratos

[@dhark0n332]

@@oniplus4545 yes, but we must remember, kratos is already an adult at this point, if atreus were in kratos place, he would likelly be traumatized, after all, he is a kid, even on 2 he is at most, adolescent, so he is so young and got to see and do some shit that would break everyone of us, he did not experienced the "good life" he experienced a life that his father were there to help him, but he got so fucked just like kratos, in the 2 game he almost was in a kind of calliope scenery, since his father WOULD die, and during most of the game, this affects him, so he is justifiedd to act like an irresponsible dude

[@SwordTune]

"He'll only cloud your mind," said Tyr. "This is why Odin tortured me," said Tyr.

[@h4zu15]

the last thing i expected to happen is for Atreus to attack Kratos i mean thats just crazy

[@Redcritxx]

i mean he already did that in the first game tho

[@garytaylor8193]

I mean you gotta remember no matter what he's sees from kratos he'll always be dad not the guy who killed a whole pantheon

[@h4zu15]

@@garytaylor8193 thats true

[@iusethisnameformygoogleacc1013]

I mean, he's done it multiple times before.

[@michaelt7209]

I love how brok tries to keep sindri humble, and not to hold any grudges. In the end, he was always looking out for his little brother

[@sampletext9909]

Tyr saying "he'll only cloud your mind" is iconic

[@ValirValor]

2:24 the stance of a dad who’s ready to whip out the belt

[@venerablebrothergoriate5844]

Sindri and Brok working together and thinking up things to make is my favorite thing.

[@CornholioPuppetMaster]

It’s crazy watching this scene again knowing that’s actually Odin in tyrs form

[@TATERplaysGAMES]

"THAT's what comes next..." the most badass line of 2022

[@Caine7ify]

On top of keeping Iron Wood a secret, even if he was only keeping a promise; Atreus did kinda give Sindri a ton of reasons to be sore

[@theartist4299]

Tyr: he’ll only cloud your mind. Also tyr who somehow still has his arm: don’t be suspicious don’t be suspicious

[@darkemperortheobscureone694]

The real one still has his arm, Mimir said it grew back after his journey in Egypt, most likely an Egyptian god offered to regrow his arm since it has hieroglyph markings on it

[@riverajustinmarks.]

wait he lost his arm in this game? I thought he wouldn't since Fenrir was just a small wolf before everything happened.

[@theartist4299]

@@riverajustinmarks. no it’s just something that happened to tyr so when I saw his arm back I was suspicious

[@yellowconsole5631]

@@darkemperortheobscureone694 and now kratos can go destroy the gods of egypt

[@davidevans7477]

@@yellowconsole5631 Probably Atreus goes there to find remaining Giants, does something stupid, Kratos comes along to bail him out. Hopefully he can make peace with that Pantheon.

[@SwordTune]

I love that Kratos hold Mimir so he can be fully facing the conversation.

[@yoshidaaimi34]

"I'm sure I will. Eventually." yikes that stung in hindsight

[@stinger_]

When brok said wtf I kind of laughed but rip rindri bro he got knocked out

[@Stay_in_the_Corner_M.A.X]

Kratos: single dad Mimir: the uncle Sindri: that one tita trying to talk to a teen in a rebellious phrase. (at the start) Tyr: he reminds me of that chill hoise keeper at home who just watches chaos unfold. Atreus: kid in rebellious phrase.

[@chiefkeef74]

So is Freya the step-mom trying to care for rebellious step son?

[@Stay_in_the_Corner_M.A.X]

@@chiefkeef74 The divorced lady that hangs out with a widowed single dad, and that wise uncle. LMAO But that works too.

[@nicolasvera1648]

2:22 i'll be scared af too if kratos yells to me that way hahaha

[@holliswilliams8426]

if younger Kratos shouts like that you'd better just run and stay out of his way

[@darkness4883]

Atreus doesn't even say sorry to sindri,he did say sorry when it was too late

[@beanerguys64]

Sindris face up close is actually really cute- My heart melted from the thumbnail 😭

[@dwaynejohnson2977]

if kratos yelling at me like that i woulve gotten out of there as well

[@Partinaire]

Atreus is super aggravating in this game. He was basically doing to Sindri what Odin has been doing to the dwarves and everyone else forever. Take take take, use use use. I feel the worst for Sindri by games end though.

[@noahbusch7542]

It’s annoying he lies a thousand times then gets mad nobody trusts him.. THEN blames Kratos for lying first.. who had GOOD REASON TO LIE. And he forgets kratos TOLD THE TRUTH AT THE END.

[@averagebystander5133]

@@noahbusch7542 we saw the comment the first time

[@plantingbutter5435]

@@noahbusch7542 Jesus Christ kid say it once and be done with it

[@Zharrgrim]

I mean, there is no excuse to being a manlet in this game.

[@jareton]

@@noahbusch7542 it meant to fit his character as Loki. The God of mischief.

[@loganmoyer1548]

I really want to see a villainous arc come for Sindri. Like they did a great job of leading events up to it. Like a certain someone not attending a certain characters funeral and another "characters" betrayal.

[@samvanroon5041]

If he does go bad there is one thing he could acquire that could be a game changer especially in the hands of a master blacksmith, and that's what's left of the blade of Olympus, its drained of power but it was able to contain all the power of a god and while empowered it was able to take down some of the strongest enemies Kratos faced. He would have to travel to what's left of Olympus but its definitely doable.

[@The_Menendez]

@@samvanroon5041 and how

[@richardricafort6631]

@@The_Menendez considering that the giants escaped out of the nine realms and atreus is following them... sigrid might do the same except go to olympus

[@The_Menendez]

@@richardricafort6631 they didn't escape the nine realms they just hide in marbles by getting their soul knitted there

[@richardricafort6631]

@@The_Menendez I mean, they literally said it in the game and the reason atreus is splitting up from kratos at the end

[@thepumpkinlord643]

Kratos,Atreus & Mimir: yelling Tyr: soup

[@bcfb21]

Sindri is just the punching bag in both Norse games and I’m happy it had an effect on him. Would’ve been easier to just make it a joke or to have an apology be accepted and everyone’s back to being buds. But no. You’re not gonna forgive someone who invited the guy who murders your brother into your home just because he says sorry. Such a great game.

[@blacktemplarbrotherlucius1935]

Honestly i can't stand Atranus at times he goes from one bad idea to another and expects everyone to forgive him when he's sorry.

[@kahlilraya6670]

Ok i have a random question by the way i know not alot about the lore in the first game so i am trying to piece it together but wouldn't be also kratos fault to? Like i am not saying he is a bad father its just that i think he has bad communication and thats where atreus learned it from and also all of them ganging up on a teenager isnt really helping either

[@MayMissYumi]

@@kahlilraya6670 kratos was terrible at communicating with atreus, BUT he definitely got better at it since the last game. it's not perfect communication since they still argue/disagree alot but you can see how much he's changed since gow 2018. atreus may feel like they're ganging up on him and they are but to them, it's for his own safety that they knock sense into him. because from their perspective, he's trying to do everything on his own and they know it's going to get him killed. kratos isn't helping, yeah but he doesn't want to lose his family again. he lost his wife and daughter before, he's lost faye so he doesn't want to lose his son. that's why he's so overprotective and atreus feels like he's always controlling him ?

[@psychopunk8817]

I mean welcome to being a teenager. Add a bunch of traumatic events happening every 10 minutes and bad decision making is bound to happen.

[@lumenx7499]

@@MayMissYumi I mean he went missing for two whole days and expects everyone to stop asking and just trust him when he comes back. Kratos was totally valid with how he reacted.

[@MayMissYumi]

@@lumenx7499 i literally didn't say it wasn't? if you actually read my comment, it says " it's for his own safety that they knock sense into him. because from their perspective, he's trying to do everything on his own and they know it's going to get him killed" meaning their reactions are normal.

[@justins8634]

It seems really obvious that Tyr is really Odin in hindsight, listening to the way he talks about the mask.

[@rafyqroslan582]

Because sindri use to be atreus partner in crime.. he felt betrayed when atreus didnt listen to him.. he thought atreus is his close friend who would listen to him.. prolly

[@EthanRingler]

When Kratos yelled "BOY" at Atreus, straight goosebumps man.

[@Eric6761]

3:08 i love how smart this game portrays Brok, If he was a figther and actually got training i think he would been a respectable foe

[@ssgoku7192]

0:42 god damn Chill tf down Atreus Also 2:22 gives me chills The way he says BOY

[@gabrielpineirogarcia2078]

Tyr really saying "he'll only cloud your mind" is kinda self aware

[@dhark0n332]

in his mind "how is this still working?!"

[@oceanman7336]

@@dhark0n332 mans preyed on their compassion like the monster he is

[@dhark0n332]

@@oceanman7336 yep, i had figured out that, this was not tyr because how he acted... very mellow, like, it was not natural to a god of war, though, after seeing the real tyr, i understand why everyone was convinced

[@Ro6entX]

Sindri is just going through the first stage of personal loss; Anger

[@ohmalternative3436]

Second

[@bustarhymes-rs4w484]

Who else got the chills when Kratos yelled boy?

[@firdoskhan9798]

Kratos freya and atreus planning to kill odin and stop ragnarok. Tyr(odin): I love my jop

[@justinroux1610]

Ah yes the best jop ever

[@Ratty444]

Love how when Midir starts talking Kratos angrily lifts him lmao

[@Gorys64]

Brok’s reaction to Bear mode was the only appropriate one, 2:00

[@tiseril]

2:57 He speaking facts tho. The man literally beat Zeus, the guy who was feared by all other gods

[@Tom_Cruise_Missile]

"That's what comes after" is hands down the best scene of the game.

[@Alyssaplaysstuff]

I love how everyone was terrified when Atreus became a bear, but Brok was just confused as hell

[@OodieSoodie]

Sindri was definitely my favorite character by far. Hopefully in the next GoW, he finds peace.

[@TheHawkeye0725]

Sindri really deserved better.

[@tiredtom6427]

Mimir and Freya basically got engaged into becoming Atreus' parents. Now its 3 parents against 1 kid

[@datnguyenthemanh4936]

There could be a DLC for Atreus story or Krastos story that could go deep into the relationship between Sindri with Kratos and Atreus after Brok's death. Maybe the DLC could reveal the next land that Atreus or Kratos participated in. I'm not sure my theories are correct but since there are only 2 parts of Kratos adventure in Norse Mythology. So either there will be a DLC about Sindri or the next game will be.

[@4leafedclovers]

5:50 i like how you can hear the asgard theme in the background hinting at tyr's identity

[@voidnoidoid]

I feel bad for sindri and I hope he, atreus and kratos can make amends and be friends again

[@jahar1gaming]

Atreus would never have the courage to try this shit with Greek Kratos, he'd be speaking sign language💀

[@malikshealey7141]

If only he would look at things from his father perspective he’s basically acting like Odin himself but I do understand his character is based on Loki who is no other than the god of mischief

[@coolboi2313]

when atreus said "i was only thinking of going to odin" even odin disguised as tyr was like "for real?" 1:11

[@fufufuaru]

I think Sindri is the last GOW protagonist character I'd want to be angry at me. Yeah, Kratos is scary and so is Freya, but Sindri is so kind, and he didn't get angry when bratty young Atreus started mouthing off at him in the previous game. I'd be hella sad if someone like him starts hating every cell in my body.

[@dhark0n332]

also... HE FUCKING DESTROYED THE ASGARD WALL AND THE WAR MACHINE QUITE EASILY, and he teleports, and can make deadly shit

[@anthoniomcguapo9097]

"What am I gonna do? Walk around with a bandage on my head begging for attention?" Such a big brother statement😂. R.I.P. Brok

[@lordfury18]

the way Sindri was treated in this game broke my heart, dude just wanted to be friends with Kratos and his son, and all they did was take him for granted....

[@davidevans7477]

Not Kratos, just BOI. Kratos asked for nothing, help was offered, mainly by Brok. All the other crap was BOI. If anything, early on in game it seems Sindri was low key encouraging the boy... Imagine if Kratos was not too traumatized to properly discipline his son. He trained him well, but Atreus really lives up to that Loki name.... What if the next God of War has Loki as a villain with the Egyptian Patheon.. Those other giants might just manipulate the boy, who wants out of the shadow of Kratos...

[@YaBoiJeffe]

Brok was actually the smart one, but the piece of soul he lost is what made him so blunt and crass. This is evidenced by the riddle and figuring out tyr. The first scene after we find out he doesn't have all his soul, he finishes the soup and throws the bowl on the floor with a grunt, which implies this is what makes him like that

[@binky24]

Best writing/acting in a game in a min thought it was movie...

[@ityyax2931]

That “BOYYYY” gave me such old kratos vibes

[@Smoothe88]

To be fair to Atreus, hes trying to figure shit out but has no real help or direction other than his father who is a stick in the mud and family drama all around him

[@justinroux1610]

Kratos being a stick in the mud is better then a sucide mission that would get atreus killed

[@ryujisusapphire9511]

You do realize that Kratos only cares for Atreus' safety, right?

[@JH24821]

That is true. Atreus is burdened with a lot of responsibilities at his age and really wants to protect those close to him. He was out of line with how he left, but at the same time he does have to forge his own path.

[@bluekawashima-9012]

@@ryujisusapphire9511 Yeah and Atreus cares for Kratos' safety in return. He was shown that Kratos was gonna die in ragnarok and freaked out, so he panicked and tried to figure out how to stop ragnarok.

[@voidnoidoid]

Yeah, and although kratos is only looking out for Atreus’s safety, Atreus is too fixated on the prophecy where Kratos DIES and is doing everything he can to stop it from happening. I feel like because Kratos kept so many things secret from Atreus, he felt like he couldn’t confide in his father. Which leads to Kratos distrusting his son, which leads to more lies… just a never ending cycle really. In the end everyone is facing a very stressful situation and mistakes were gonna be made in such a tense atmosphere.

[@Arcofplump]

Odin watching this in the backround:👁️👄👁️

[@aaronpugh3396]

Lol I love how kratos pulled Mimir off his belt so he could talk Atreus

[@SILVER_EDITS2]

I love how kratos says "BOI!"

[@NewGuy2534]

“BOY!!” I felt that.

[@HarryPotter-uv8yp]

It’s fascinating to me that Odin is a foil to both Atreus AND Kratos. Vaguely spoilery ahead, be advised. Atreus seeks truth, information, self discovery, and the answer to his fate. Discovering that his fate will lead to something horrific leads to terrible consequences for him and others (as he perceives it). Odin is much the same. But Odin’s reactions closed his heart to the feelings of others. Atreus chose to empathize, and this helped him steer his fate. Turning what was foreseen to happen into a future of his design. As for Kratos, they are near polar opposites. All the same they have their through-lines. They are both fathers to cantankerous sons. Both in the position to guide their families and forces. Both weathered with age, and the wisdom of Godly virtue. However, where Kratos accepts that his actions have consequences, works to answer for them and learns to break the chains of hatred, Odin is blinded by his singular obsession with the Truth. He cannot see the harm his quest is causing others. This gets further emphasized by their approach to destiny. Kratos understands that futures and fates are often muddied and misunderstood by their presentation, so he changes his fate not by actively fighting it, but ignoring it to make decisions of his own choosing and reasoning. Living IN the moment, future be damned. Odin takes the information of the future as gospel and obsesses over ways to destroy paths to it. This unknowingly sets down the bricks of the road to Ragnarok with his same actions. So saying, Kratos ignores that there is a prophecy, while Odin ignores that there is a choice. I could talk about how Odin is driving his family apart while Kratos is trying to forge a family, or how Kratos LEADS his army while Odin hides behind his…but it is the idea of Fate that binds the three together, and their perception of it forges their futures. Ultimately, that is my point. You are not bound by Fate unless you let yourself be bound. You *always* have a choice, and your actions *always* have a consequence, both to yourself and others. The point of this game’s story is to teach Atreus that very lesson.

[@tzeentchnco.7441]

While Atreus is absolutely aggravating and it is his fault for betraying not only Sindri's trust but also causing him a large amount of pain this game. Kinda easy to see why he acted the way he did: He learned that his father is going to die soon, which made him freak a whole lot about it, and he doesn't want it to happen. So, in order to prevent it from happening, he will take every measure to prevent it from ever happening, "ends justify the means" sort of thing. Plus, he is a teen, and often teens make the most hot-headed people in the world. He also made a promise not to tell people about Angrboda and Ironwood or else Odin will know and raid the whole place, not even to his own father and he intends to keep it that way. His father doesn't trust him because he is keeping not only 2 really good secrets that he has to keep, but also because how he is acting lately, that will definitely make someone really frustrated, Atreus more so. It is no doubt Atreus is at fault for Sindri's pain, but he certainly could make his choices a whole lot better.

[@mecharaptor8.535]

I agree

[@Dragonlord826]

Atreus is in by far the toughest spot for anyone in the game. He's walking straight into enemy territory where his only safety is Odin. He's constantly fed information by Angrboda and Tyr/Odin about being a chosen one, he's trying to find out what God he's meant to be, he's one of the last giants and given a massive amount of responsibility by them while also already trying to defeat Odin and save his father. Kratos only wants to protect Atreus and everything he does is centered around that, Freya to defeat Odin, brok and sindri to assist them. All of them have 1 goal while Atreus has several things to accomplish which he HAS to do alone.

[@holliswilliams8426]

It's a bit annoying when Kratos shouts at Atreus for ''hiding'' things from him, when Kratos did the most heinous shit ever when he was younger, including brutally murdering innocent people, which he obviously hasn't told Atreus about. Doesn't really make that much sense.

[@Dragonlord826]

@@holliswilliams8426 it's not really the same. Atreus knows something that is relevant to what they are doing at that exact moment. All of Kratos's past is in the past.

[@stevenrusch6341]

As much as Sindri is a loveable character, nobody had ever told him that "if a bear is brown, get down."

[@cracked90man]

I just noticed how Tyr was the only one who talked about the mask, not even the smartest man alive knew as much about it as Tyr did. Now we know why.

[@ironcladjester9870]

When kratos goes boy I felt chills

[@MrJomalley123]

That is probably the loudest BOY from Kratos I will ever hear

[@amiserablelittlepileofsecr856]

BOY! That was the loudest and angriest boy I heard.

[@MrHikaru0814]

So Sindri was already a bit pissed at Atreus already early in the game... Brok dying just escalated it.

[@drayxjg604]

0:42 I like how Kratos, despite being upset, takes Mimir out so he can also talk to Atreus.

[@Moiz.7]

1:06 damn mimir pop off

[@anthonycrews6559]

I really hope they take kratos to Egypt with the refined OG gow combat

[@dragonborn7955]

Nope. Kratos' story came to an end.

[@elpepo0]

@@dragonborn7955 They'll take the Devil May Cry route perhaps

[@MexiCooki]

@@elpepo0 what route is that?

[@elpepo0]

@@MexiCooki the son becomes the protagonist while the father/old main character becomes the badass fatherly figure that comes to help his son when in need

[@vincentzhaiven4017]

@Dragonborn795 no this was the end to just the Nordic storyline, we'll see where things go from here.

[@doomedgundam6684]

Sindri: Older Cousin usually on the younger Cousins side. Brok: Distant Cousin that gives brief wisdom. Freya: Aunt. Mimir: Uncle. Tyr: Family Friend. Kratos: Dad.

[@thunderstudent]

Sindri and Atreus will eventually make amends, Sindri just needs time alone. Everyone is jumping on Atreus for making bad decisions but he's just a teenager. We were all dumb as teenagers, not to mention Odin was the one who killed Brok. No one else noticed that Tyr was acting strangely! Also Odin did manipulate a vulnerable Atreus, the kid's like 14 and Odin is possibly millennia old. I'm not saying that Atreus is entirely faultless but there are a lot of factors here.

[@seanpaulgarcia3744]

Tyr:he'll only cloud your mind Me:wait a damn minute..

[@amaryllis7482]

when atreus called kratos an asshole my mouth DROPPED

[@robertwilliam5527]

His son (the most asshole game character I've ever seen) calls his dad "asshole", is a bit ironic tbh 😂

[@scerebropsnu]

You should watch this one video I’ll make about him. Though he is kind of an asshole especially in the beginning.

[@scerebropsnu]

You should watch this one video I’ll make about him. Though he is kind of an asshole especially in the beginning.

[@cryptococcusneoformans2389]

yeah 3 of your friend life are literally fk by the same guy. but still tried to believe him anyway 😂