Ragnarok is Here!| Finale | God of War Ragnarok First Playthrough | Pt 18

[@pagan_plays]

00:00 Intro 19:55 Going to War 54:42 Thor Boss Fight 1:09:01 Odin Boss Fight 1:28:40 Ending

[@DarthBreezus]

Youre not finished yet!!! You need to: 1. go back to Sindris House and pick up yggdrasil seeds 2. stand in Atreus room until dialogue starts 3. visit Jotunheim 4. go to Niflheim, explore the prison 5. end with Broks funeral. 6. Start Valhalla DLC!!!

[@jasonmcmurtry7812]

Ahh the end, incredible ending but a tear jerker for sure.

[@pagan_plays]

Stunning!

[@comicenthusiast]

I don't think Kratos actually cares enough to cry over being worshipped. I think he was crying that his path is no longer one of pure destruction and rage and hatred, that he actually made "the cycle end here." He isn't on a path of vengeance he's on a path to rebuild

[@pagan_plays]

Oh wow yes!!! That’s so insightful!

[@scotch3554]

I disagree. It’s not so much that they do worship him, but that he has never believed he would ever be worthy of worship. Seeing that panel showing people worshipping him, loving him, that’s what moves him to tears

[@Zenogrod]

I think is more than that. I think he cries because he'll be accepted, loved and won't be considered a monster anymore, specially when he always thought (about himself) and was treated like one. That's why I think he saw that path as a way for redemption and self acceptance. Of course, this will be seen in depth in Valhalla DLC, but that painting was the first huge step to "be better". A big hug from Chile, everyone (and sorry my English 😅)

[@garrettjackson1451]

@@Zenogrodstill I wonder if we will get more games or see how Kratos behaves as the god of war and hope of the Norse lands compared to Greece

[@seannorth6968]

A truly outstanding playthrough pagan something to be immensely proud off, thank you for all the joyful enthusiasm & look forward to the next adventure you have for us 💖🌻🐝🤗🐝

[@pagan_plays]

thank you so much!

[@SinematicClips]

my only issue is freya interupting kratos in the temple giving his bad ass speech

[@aephix73]

This father and son journey really hits hard for me. I've never known my father so there is that missing from my life. Not knowing my father kind of left a blank manual for being one to my 3 daughters. I've always hoped I've done them well. I hope that I've given them what they need.

[@pagan_plays]

If you’re trying then you’re already doing great! 👍🏻

[@ryansilva-ku2ne]

I really liked your reactions!! and seeing Kratos' development shows that we can be better!🇧🇷♎️❤️

[@thrashdagnarz8103]

The writing in this game is unbelievable. I’d buy the book in a heartbeat 😭

[@pagan_plays]

Same!

[@El_Obito.]

Finally had time to catch up your playthrough. What a ride! A little fun fact now that you've beaten the game! (something i didn't know until after my first playthrough) The subtitles mostly show Týr with the accent over the "ý", but when he talks, it only shows as Tyr. No accent. Another nice little touch from santa monica to show something wasn't right. If you do go back and play the side quests, you should continue to ring the bell for ratatoskr. There's a unique dialogue that happens 😂

[@pagan_plays]

Oh wow what a small detail to include! Very good

[@hussain3806d]

We all though that kratos was going to die lets see what happens in next god of war game ending music gives me goosebumps every time i hear it know you should play god of war Ragnarok dlc next 💜

[@pagan_plays]

Yeah I completely thought that he or Atreus was gonna die for sure

[@CyberSerumYT]

freya was like “knot quite yet”

[@pagan_plays]

Oho!! I see what you did there 😁

[@comicenthusiast]

If you look back, Sif was always Anti-Odin, but she also had a strong hatred for Kratos and Atreus because they killed her sons. But its not till more towards the end of this game when she realizes Odin is the true cause of their deaths. She tried to get Thor to turn against Odin in Niflheim but Thor went after Atreus first. Also, its amazing the difference between Kratos and Odin, "wars are won by those willing to sacrifice everything"; Odin believes that means "sacrifice EVERYTHING ELSE besides me" Kratos realizes "sacrifice YOURSELF, to save everything else"

[@pagan_plays]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@88Cdizzle]

Honestly, instant tears when Kratos says "Loki will go, Atreus......Atreus remains" Seeing him get emotional at the idea of being worshipped as a God of Hope is such a perfect ending to the game.

[@pagan_plays]

So beautiful! 🥰

[@supervenom213]

Just discovered your channel from Try. Have you played Ragnarok? I’ve only gotten to the 3rd level

[@pagan_plays]

Welcome! Sorry I don’t understand the question? This is the Ragnarok playthrough?

[@supervenom213]

Sorry I meant Valhalla. The DLC. Had a couple of drinks before commenting. It happens…

[@danib1379]

I love how much you love this game. Also, just FYI: you should definitely play the Favor 'A Viking Funeral', no spoilers, just go check it out!

[@pagan_plays]

Oooh thank you I will!

[@ryansilva-ku2ne]

React God of War Valhalla DLC!!

[@ryansilva-ku2ne]

just be careful with spoilers!

[@quentinhirschfeld9382]

I personally believe the ending is the most disappointing one in years in the video game industry, it was very underwhelming imo and with inconsistent writing (albeit unquestionably touching). Overall, Ragnarok is a good game, but failed on so many aspects to be considered a satisfying closure to the norse saga. It got carried by hype, as a god of war fan it hurt.

[@pagan_plays]

That’s an interesting perspective. I really enjoyed Ragnarok but I did love the first game way more