God of War Ragnarok - Ending & Odin Final Boss Fight + Secret Ending (4K 60FPS)

[@Jfrom_Murrland]

37:37 Throughout Kratos’s life people always saw him as a monster or a destroyer, but in the end people started to see him as the one thing Kratos never thought he’d be, a savior 🥹.

[@abdulnasirbushra6049]

Damn thats beautiful

[@Tuturial464]

In a way, he stopped the gods

[@serioushamster]

I mean the spartans liked him.

[@its_Hazer]

@@serioushamster Here he's a rebuiler more than a destroyer. Kratos led the Spartan army not to save but to conquer. Here, he's now rebuilding the realms and saving people.

[@icysweetnexi]

Because he is a monster and destroyer. He killed Baldur and he spared two gods I hate. If he would kill Thor and Freya I would forgive him but he never did that.

[@hatol614]

37:10 That scene of Kratos crying because he's finally loved and admired hits me. I truly believe him when he told Mimir "A path. One I had never imagined". All throughout his journey from his life in Greece to the Norse realms, he's known only violence, carnage, suffering, and betrayal. Even Odin once mocked him because Kratos never knew what it was like to be a god who is admired and loved. But now he is. What an epic way to end his story here.

[@eliodergamer]

I think it says the future so that he gets admired after his death that makes me kinda sad

[@saco_wea7905]

@@eliodergamer at least he will die in peace.

[@bryantan4228]

He was admired by Spartans when he was god of Sparta though? Is that getting retconned? They all worshipped and prayed to him before Zeus wiped them out. That's a major plot point of GoW 2

[@hatol614]

@@bryantan4228 and it all came crumbling down especially once the pantheon was killed. His reaction in the entire scene is understandable.

[@bryantan4228]

@@hatol614 Yeah but my point is that he was once loved and worshipped by a whole shitload of people. Odin also claimed that he was never worshipped even though he totally was. Like part of the whole reason Kratos flew off the handle is because of the destruction of Sparta. Like yeah he was mad about being stabbed but losing ALL HIS WORSHIPPERS was also a big issue

[@TheBoiooo]

My dad passed away this year. I remember playing all of the god of wars on the psvita with him, played this game for him and immediately bawled my eyes out with kratos. I wish my father was here to see the end of his story too. Thank you everyone for the kind words, it means so much to me❤️

[@vf7548]

I am so sorry to hear that

[@TheBoiooo]

@@vf7548 thank you man, it's been hard but I'm doing allright

[@theonewhoasked1705]

Im extremely sorry. Hope your father is in peace and watching over you meanwhile playing this game. ❤

[@TheBoiooo]

@@theonewhoasked1705 💜

[@lapatabelluda2240]

Bro that sucks you dad like the old gif of war games. Sad I beat the good of war 4 and is ok game not bad like the Sony tools hype it but I had fun with the game but their is better games like Skyrim way better god of war is ok 👌🏼 to pass the time other then that nothing special

[@RingWraith-jh2zl]

37:12 This moment. This moment right here reflects something much deeper than Kratos becoming the All father. Look at his portrait closely. His skin is no longer pale like snow, but golden in color. They flow away from him and to the rest of the world. By the gods, Kratos' ashes are taken away from his skin once again. He collapses because everything that he has done can be redeemed, everything that was once in the past can now remain there. His wife, his daughter, his brother, Faye. His curse ends as he assumes his new role as savior and leader. The ashes of his old family now travel and now become one with the realms. The Ghost of Sparta will die. Kratos remains, a redeemed warrior who not only has a new purpose, but now can forgive himself. A masterpiece of a game, a masterpiece of a story.

[@mojtabarasooli843]

Nicely articulated

[@SecretLars]

And Kratos finally achieves the impossible... to not be white.

[@Kaidofan-n4r]

I don't think I can accept the end of my oldest friend after all these years. Like the ghost of Sparta.😢

[@johnsaibot2359]

His brother's name is Deimos.

[@Kaidofan-n4r]

But I didn't write his brother's name.

[@endless3793]

Seeing them hug and Kratos crying at the panel of him depicted as a god that everyone loves had me absolutely wailing, one of the greatest endings I’ve seen in a long time

[@fraserduffy4576]

An almost decade long redemption arc for the protagonist of a excessively violent hack and slash game. What a fucking amazing ending.

[@rayaanfarid9105]

@@fraserduffy4576 Well I wonder when the next game will be like 5 years prolly

[@soulstalker4624]

@@rayaanfarid9105 Im gonna guess that the next game is gonna be in Egypt and will start without Kratos as a protagonist and without Atreus as a protagonist at the beginning, but first introduce what is the next God of War, Montu. So my close guess is that it will begin with Montu having his journey begin, and in the middle act somehow Kratos will be introduced. It's just a guess so I may be way off to what the Devs intend to do for the next path. Maybe we will get some Atreus DLC with his path to bring back all the giants.

[@soulstalker4624]

@@rayaanfarid9105 Who tf said take over?

[@rayaanfarid9105]

@@soulstalker4624 yo who are you ?

[@GO321]

The "Loki will go, Atreus remains" had the same impact as iron giant. I love this story.

[@sgxmp8565]

@travis Then ur even worse than a sewage.

[@primalvelocity3811]

@travis In your opinion, sure.

[@ScootyPuffJrSux]

@travis So was Vin Diesel saying "soooooperman" but it's still emotional

[@hermannretzlaff1070]

@travis u trippin

[@breezemont1161]

@travis said nobody ever

[@addi543]

Seeing Kratos hugging and telling Atreus goodbye and then being moved into tears becoming a beloved God brought me to tears. If this is truly the end of Kratos’ story, I have no complaints, because you couldn’t have a better ending than that

[@kawaiicoded]

It’s not the end. He’s got the Egyptian God’s next lol!

[@kjkjkjcwazy3280]

@@kawaiicoded i think atreus is the next main character of the franchise

[@olyviermonteau4300]

@@kjkjkjcwazy3280 can't be, he's champion of jotnar, not god of war.

[@mrsrugges1973]

Honestly hope not as he is the gaming GOAT although this ending for the Norse games is perfect, I guess we will see in the years to come what happens next. All I know is that this franchise is truly one of gamings highest highs. From the first time we see Kratos on the side of that cliff to the (potential) last time being accepted as a god and being a proud father is probably the best character arc in all of fiction. And the ending seals that for me.

[@epictubegamer]

@@mrsrugges1973 when it comes to fictional characters kratos is def top 3 ever created

[@cb-9938]

Kratos crying while looking at his shrine is so heartwarming Its almost like a final message from Faye saying you did it, you're not a monster

[@fernandolillo9999]

16:08 He just got too excited that he started to push all the buttons😂

[@globoylos]

i stgggg W combos 😂😂😂😂😭😭

[@_Syn_Minerva_TWDG]

That’s how you know the game was amazing 🤣 pushing every button on the controller is crazy

[@mariogomezarr]

not gonna laugh about it, that could be perfectly me 😭😭😭

[@Darundable]

bro i just fought thor and i was so excited i just shouted at screen for Kratos to bash his head in

[@reubensingh1430]

Lol

[@BoltPistol]

I lived long enough to see Kratos smile and be at peace. I can die happy now.

[@mirostsiklauri8028]

You ar truly gamer

[@fearless3073]

Lmfao

[@mrbisotun]

😂

[@hasanekadura1357]

😆😆

[@mrmcoc6461]

Frrrr from the beginning I thought it’ll only be killing can Rest In Peace knowing the god of war chose a path of peace

[@elementoon11]

The smile on kratos’s face when he’s hugging Atreus is just heartwarming it brought me to tears. This was one amazing masterpiece of game.

[@shephardburnout3]

I literally cried of joy when I saw Kratos hugging atreus and smilling

[@WyaldTalk]

He sought out that hug for 4-5 games.. we waited for him to get a happy ending, for what seemed an eternity like he was. Heartwarming… that about sums it up- perfectly.

[@WyaldTalk]

@Carmilia Reose they did.

[@FulguroGeek]

Well, if the story is the only thing you are looking for from an extend ok, but the game is far from a masterpeice. God of war if my favorite franchise of all time and this one suffered a lot from bad pacing, meaningless characters, dated gameplay that are in all sony games since the past 10 years, dated facial animations during dialogues and way way way too much invisible walls. I know its a linear game and not an open world but dawm even in a small level you see grass and a puddle of water you cannot even go in the puddle and there is a invisible wall you cannot even walk on the grass lol. The story was good, but the gameplay was repetitive and the journey was less enjoyable than the 2018 one and way less enjoyable than the one back then. Seems nowday you only have to nail the story(Witch is hard to do i know it) If the story is good wioth average gameplay you have a masterpeice and if you have average story with great gameplay you have a flop.

[@WyaldTalk]

@@FulguroGeek elden ring was probably the best game to come out of 22. You can crucify me if its not the case.

[@XGEARGAMEX]

It’s just so amazing how they were able to show so much of Sindri’s grief in a short time frame. Especially the part where Kratos try’s to comfort him seeing as he know the best about what’s going through Sindris head, because at the end of it all he made it so he wouldn’t be able to see his brother after he dies see as he took his own brother afterlife. You can see it perfectly when he looks at Kratos, first anger, In his mind Kratos is “at fualt” just as much as Atreus. Surprise because Kratos looks ay him not with any anger or with his normal scowl but understanding. Then grief and sadness return with a little bit of acceptance

[@letmethink9414]

“I LOVE YOU, BROK!!!”!!!

[@letmethink9414]

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭!!!

[@letmethink9414]

IT’S SO SAD!!!

[@Howlingburd19]

Truly heartbreaking how depressed and devastated he is :(

[@adityabaldevsingh1149]

All those years of torment, pain, nightmares of his deceased family. Kratos can finally rest in peace knowing the people he cares about are safe. He is free from his sufferings.

[@yaqinmalul1364]

One of best character Development in game Next image if doom guy have char devolpment more like this

[@klyedlaserdeath5541]

@@yaqinmalul1364 well doom guy already has found his peace and that is eternal fight with the demons and we can see he has stuff on his doom fortress

[@kiritoxyronie2841]

He finally became an NPC xD

[@rajpatel4304]

Thor says Kratos attacked his daughter? Did that happen in this game or previous parts?

[@kiritoxyronie2841]

@@rajpatel4304 nope...He just assumed Kratos did since I guess Odin told Thor lies...Kratos never did hurt her

[@Jojo-nq3bp]

isn't it funny we saw a kratos as odin fan art with a spear about a year ago and that ended up being the ending?

[@hamaddd1156]

Definitely

[@sedlyholmes3722]

Yeah he's the all father now

[@gimo6881]

Frankly, I expected a more epic battle and the more spectacular death of odin on his corsel, it's a bit... disappointing.

[@uberlags7022]

@@gimo6881 somehow I was expecting Kratos to fight Odin in ultra gung ho form and his eight legged horse GOW3 Poseidon style lol

[@SeriousDragonify]

Not really. Seen that type already years ago. They took impression from Samurai Jack comic adventure Vol. 4 (same throne sitting and posing). He had the beard and was shirtless. And obviously if they killed Kratos like ND did Joel then there would not be GOW fans anymore. It would just have brainless woke fans who follow brainless bland story games.

[@seraphw2093]

38:51 - an almost direct parallel to Kratos looking over a ruined Greece at the end of GOW III and starting his journey towards an unsure future; scorned, abandoned and cursed by all... To now where he stares out towards a beautiful land with two trusted companions by his side and receives praise by all for his service, his future still unsure but he takes that in stride. 38:17 - Zeus says the same thing at the end of GOW 3 whilst looking at a ruined Olympus. W callback

[@borisstoyanov3488]

Holy shit

[@icysweetnexi]

Freya makes this game worst. She should die.

[@xgaming2427]

Kratos has truly been redeemed.

[@mrdeafter]

From God of War to God of Peace. What a great character development

[@hartantoanggoro]

Tyr himself also a God of War but he made himself a Broker of Peace due to his peaceful nature.

[@VinnyUnion]

no it's just 2022 being 2022. nowadays it's called 'people change" but for some reason many decades ago things would just "improve" but be the same at the same time. i don't know what this trend is. but none the less i like kratos growing uo

[@bryymiller2475]

@@VinnyUnion uh what? you're seriously saying people growing is a "woke" thing?

[@shivamarya5225]

@@VinnyUnion So character development and becoming old is also 'woke' now?

[@VinnyUnion]

@@shivamarya5225 indirectly, yes. It's an undeniable fact that late 2020s vibes and enviromrnts have drastically changed. Even at workplaces.

[@Vito795]

Kratos: Does it frighten you? Atreus: Yes Kratos: That is why you must do it Words to live by

[@kunal4697]

The scene where he starts crying after looking at the murals just broke me. He has come so far, finally became a God that ppl can rely on and worship. This game is a masterpiece.

[@reneramirez4125]

I cried. Kept thinking of my kid the whole time. The thought of her growing up and leaving to her own path just made this ending unbelievably touching.

[@reneramirez4125]

@travis damn. you got me, bro. 😠 😂

[@icysweetnexi]

I hope she will leave you and never call you. You are evil father to her.

[@milannovak1813]

@@icysweetnexi ???

[@icysweetnexi]

@@milannovak1813 Fathers who wants to control their daughters are evil.

[@inwit594]

It shows that you care.

[@tacoman107]

Christopher judge did a phenomenal job playing Kratos. The voice cracks, the pain, the hurt, the anger, and the overall emotion was enough to make me get goosebumps at times, and tear up in others. The music? No doubt they did a beautiful job with it. It got me teary eyed multiple times from excitement. Seeing Kratos cry? Reminds me of my own dad. A stoic man who rarely showed emotional pain. Seeing the scarce times of vulnerability in Kratos reminds me of the rare few times ive seen my own dad be vulnerable. I look forward to hearing the soundtrack for this game. Santa Monica studios…. Round of applause. You did a fantastic job.

[@NatVirgo]

I love how Odin creates a new binding spell instantly after freya made it seem like such an impressive thing.

[@dante58]

"a hole, gets bigger the more you take away" holy shit what a way to end this storyline. Sindri already had a hole in his life from his brother's death and losing part of his soul and now Brok is completely gone and that hole in his life is only gotten bigger. Fucking genious writing.

[@Original_GutsBerserk]

Not good for a final scene though. Him saying goodbye to his son should have ended it.

[@slingshotnerd]

@@Original_GutsBerserkit wasn’t a final scene. It was an extra ending, you didn’t have to go to the funeral, it’s just a bonus.

[@Original_GutsBerserk]

@@slingshotnerd Oh ok. Thanx for telling me.

[@shade08538]

@@slingshotnerd but if you don’t, you will forever live in shame as “that guy who didn’t play broks funeral”

[@MOG0311]

Saddest part of the game. Brok deserved so much better. Then to find out there is no after life for him, even though he literally saved everyone by asking those questions he was.

[@GabrielMichaelDels]

after 20 years of knowing this franchise, I would have never in my life would I ever think that I would get such a somber, bittersweet ending and for Kratos "a mad, broken god-slaying machine" to finally FINALLY find peace, become a new man and get a happy ending he desperately crave for so long. Holy Shit. This is truly something special. EDIT: OK, 17 years actually. Needed correction.

[@Inaros404]

Just think, it all started when he decided to break from his chains mentally, physically and spiritually lol

[@gregap8282]

20 years? I'm trying to do the math... wasn't the first game released in 2005?

[@GabrielMichaelDels]

@@gregap8282 oh yeah... fuck. 17 years actually. Whoops.

[@jaswanthn1711]

Bro I'm 17 and I literally bawled my eyes out after watching this

[@D.W.M.T.Y.A.W._CheckAbout_]

@@gregap8282 honestly, it’s close enough. 17 rounds to 20. So nearly 20 years ago, we started as the God-Slayer… now we became the helping aide.

[@vitoscaletta7730]

34:00 the moment that sums up the entire story In GOW 2018 at the beginning kratos told atreus "The path ahead is difficult. And you Atreus are clearly not ready" In GOWR kratos tells atreus "we survived today because of your choices. who to trust, who to call friend. My son you are ready"

[@samaelnemo]

What a calm and reasonable man Kratos has become, proud of him. Edit: Kratos has been promoted to NPC lmao

[@Averageunlovable]

Wym promoted to npc?

[@DavidSantos-ix1hu]

Hes going to play a secondary protagonist loki is taking over.

[@godangel1155]

@@DavidSantos-ix1hu i don't think so

[@Dr.Meme-Man]

No way. I HIGHLY doubt Athena is done with Kratos

[@spongeyspikes09]

First Scorpion and Now Kratos

[@nicozeta3]

37:10 This is art, the heavenly music, the face of kratos in that moment, those expressions he makes when he realized, that all over that he's been through all the bloodshed and rage he passed now they worship him, and still Faye didn't say anything, maybe being his first devoted one in that world, believing in him, i'm not get used to get happy endings in the GOW saga, but this, this is how is happy endings are made. Best ending in a game EVER, period.

[@samschu6371]

57:15 "A hole." had me legitimately say "oh fuck off" aloud and cry harder. the way mimir said it left no doubt what he was referring to, and given what Sindri had said to Atreus beforehand -- "You take, and you take, until there's nothing left. Not even my family." -- the parallel between those is just *sobbing chef's kiss*

[@BOBINDUN]

I thought it was a reference to Brok missing a piece of his soul

[@addi543]

Strong villain origin for Sindri if they ever go that route

[@Alex-bn4ht]

Even Freya changed her path of vengeance... Let's hope he does the same

[@aryanbasumata9444]

I like how they incorporated the hurdy gurdy at 54:00 ,its so touching and fits very well with the funeral of Brok,the orchestra including the hurdy gurdy can be considered one of the best musical pieces in the GOW franchise.

[@HeriOrekiKun]

i think is a cameo from the composer of the GOWR OST

[@lavanda2575]

Never cry so hard for this game, damn it those onion

[@excitedcat9517]

It makes me sad how his brother is so saddened and is so much grief he’s not bothering to shave, stay clean or anything else like he used to…poor sindrid

[@yellowtyak]

Kratos probably got flashbacks his brother he lost

[@worthlessinagoraphobic9650]

I love this ,thanks Eluvetie

[@OdaNobunaga15]

Sindri coming out of nowhere and smashing the orb with Odin’s soul was unintentionally hilarious.

[@SchwererGustavThe800mm]

Honestly I thought that shit was hilarious and fitting. TLDR: Odins been reincarnated as Sindri's blacksmithing hammer Think about this: Odin has tormented and hurt everyone in the group in some way, shape or form. But NONE of them lost a loved one SPECIFICALLY to Odins hands except Sindri. (Thrud and Sif are honorable mentions but they werent apart of the group when Odin did what he did to Brok.) Odin personally drove a knife throught Sindri's brothers heart. You cant get anymore personal than that, Sindri was the worst affected and in a far worst way than ANYONE else. So in my opinion he had every right to make the call on whether Odin lived on in spirit or faded away into oblivion. I think he made the right call and now I'm curious, because if a soul can envelop and fuze to objects (Fenrir to Atreus's knife) whose to say the hammer Sindri used to crush Odins marble didnt get imbued with Odins soul?? Sindri knows nothing about giant magic and Atreus didnt mention to him that it was indeed possible for souls to enhabit objects, I got a feeling that my hunch aint to far off.

[@erihgioqe3798]

@@SchwererGustavThe800mm And now Odin lives on, Sindri bonking him on metal over and over.

[@karlthorsten9118]

@@erihgioqe3798 That is a fitting fate. Without the right incantation, Odin cannot be freed. He cannot speak, cannot resist, cannot fight. He's stuck in there, every hammer strike influcting pain on him as his spirit empowers the hammer, making it indestructible - and possibly imbuing some knowledge to Sindri without him knowing. If this is the case, Odin suffers a fate that might as well be worse than death - because he still has massive power. As I already said - he's trapped. With the worst headache imaginable.

[@erihgioqe3798]

@@karlthorsten9118 "If you listen closely to Sindri's hammer, you imagine you can faintly hear a voice saying "ow" every time the anvil is struck"

[@icysweetnexi]

For me it was sad. Poor Odin.

[@yeayeayeahehe11]

odin is such an amazingly well written villain the fact that i felt bad for him and and even trusted him during atreus visit shows just how good of a manipulator he is

[@adad87821]

i love how odin wasent seeing in a grand scale like zues is but an caring grandfather interpation

[@karlthorsten9118]

Maybe Odin did care and want to do good, real good. But he sure went about it in one of the worst ways possible.

[@guperoner]

He was very charismatic than in one occasion or two, I started to questioned that maybe Freya, Tyr, Mimir and everyone were the liars, using Kratos just to take revenge, and Odin wasn't that bad as they always described him.

[@icysweetnexi]

Odin is my favorite Norse god with Baldur and Heimdall. Unfortunately Kratos killed them but he never killed Thor and Freya I really hate.

[@guperoner]

@@icysweetnexi I fucking hate Freya, she is always crying, annoying and too dramatic. I would've liked that she died in the beginning and we would've kept Angrboda or Thor's daughter, instead.

[@maxvitor7023]

37:22 I guess not seeing Atreus at his side is what really hit him there... He will take ages to rebuild the realms and lead them to prosperity but Atreus will still be away on his mission... That's the most vulnerable I've ever seen him.

[@himum3429]

Just vulnerable enough for his now reborn, reinvigorated family to pop in. In their Roman forms no less. All father Kratos Vs Jupiter (Zeus) would be a battle to behold lol.

[@GelatinousCube-jw8vg]

I see a lot of people point out that there is a hint of “sadness” in Odins voice when Huginn and Muninn are killed. I personally feel like it’s panic we hear in his voice. He’s panicking because he’s using everything he has at his disposal to win the fight and he’s losing.

[@bandi642]

he is loosing his tools of victory basically

[@rankcolour8780]

Huginn isn't dead, jfi.

[@GelatinousCube-jw8vg]

@@rankcolour8780 yes. Yes he is

[@robbe2647]

@@GelatinousCube-jw8vg 23:57 no. no he isn't.

[@caoutchoucinfernal]

@@GelatinousCube-jw8vg 24:00

[@AlyanaYuri13]

15:06 Mimir: "Don't forget about me All-Fucker." Probably one of the best Mimir lines out there XD

[@wancler5033]

That one is really relateble to Zeus

[@Nematoda4ever]

Mimir always give best lines truly the best head

[@izakireemsi2783]

"What did you call me!?"

[@xavierrvera4808]

@@izakireemsi2783 "that was for brock"

[@axionlightedge6108]

Its mid. It ain’t Shakespeare

[@thomasthetanderloin]

57:30 my god, that really was the final nail in the heart.

[@89Tymah]

what was so special about that,you wheeny little baby....

[@tranvinhnhat1289]

I worry about Sindri. Don’t know what will happen to him ?

[@lavanda2575]

Sindri might become a villain in the next game

[@tranvinhnhat1289]

@@lavanda2575 i’m not so sure.

[@Averageunlovable]

@@lavanda2575 bruh if so. Kratos will one shot him 😂

[@jake92x]

The character development in this game was amazing. How it cultivated in the end with Kratos finally at peace while Atreus goes out to his own venture is one of the best endings to a story as you can get. I had doubts that this game would live up to the expectations on it being that the previous GOW was a masterpiece. This one did just that… I loved every second playing this game. Sad that I have finished it.

[@ariesfaturrahman7982]

The biggest surprise for Kratos, 37:09. Man, just broke to tear.

[@haryoprakoso4936]

What does it say?

[@adhi1150203]

@@haryoprakoso4936 all the years when Kratos was the God of War in Greek Pantheon, people never worshipped him. This time he finally feel that people are worshipping him genuinely. Not because people are scared of him, but because he is now the God of Peace

[@elguy0699]

It hits HARD!!!!

[@excalibur2596]

@@haryoprakoso4936 Kratos becomes the All-father of the Norse realm and he'll repair the lands after Ragnarok.

[@dk2k1]

Kratos can finally do what he never thought possible. Be better.

[@Nick-bk7es]

Seeing Krato's finally get to be the God that is loved and cherished and him holding back tears just hits me like a freight train

[@gamechanger8908]

Too long he has been living being a God of striking fear in to the hearts of men.

[@hmbrandon164]

I love how Freya is important in both games final bosses. This story is just as much her's as Kratos and Atreus 's

[@iluvalmondmilk7439]

Hopefully they don’t abandon her character or Mimir’s in the next installment

[@hmbrandon164]

@@iluvalmondmilk7439 These are the questions

[@icysweetnexi]

This is one of the thing I dislike about this game. I don't want to understand or even worst like Freya. I hate Freya for what she did to Baldur and I will never forgive her that. Baldur is my favorite God and she ruined him. This is all her fault.

[@jorgebersabe293]

​​@@icysweetnexi Gná would agree with you in that one, because that's the main reason why she hates Freya so much: Freya had a tendency to smother people and blaming others for her own failures, refusing to own any part of responsibility.

[@otavioaugustobernardo4799]

​@@icysweetnexi Man you really don't like Freya and Thor, this is the third commentary that I see you write that 😂

[@RunemasterRick]

Odin: You turned them all against me! Kratos: You have done that yourself!

[@juliomidia4214]

I thought the exact same thing

[@vasanthpragash854]

Kratos kenobi

[@jovenjohnplanas4863]

kratos gaslighting the allfather is the best thing I've seen in the entire franchise

[@didyoueverhearthetragedyof8231]

i said the same thing!

[@mr.dumbum8209]

Odin: You underestimated my power!

[@BrodyKramer]

Played the original trilogy as a kid, and as an adult now having played through these two.. to see Kratos grow and mature while finally after all the pain and suffering and loss, he sees himself praised and loved. All he ever wanted and he got it while also raising a child who is off to do amazing and prophetical things at the same time in Calliope’s honor. The man who felt more hurt than any got the ending he deserved after a thousand years. Game of the year is absurd, this may be the greatest game to ever be created.

[@johnleeka3282]

I really love how colorful everything is in the boss fights in this game. Especially this one because it really brings out the magic aspect of odins powers.

[@kunalbachani3871]

34:37 that moment is so emotional

[@vasilidimov5175]

kratos is so gay nowdays

[@ravensayana2870]

@@rrockstarrj yeah bruh only the Spartans worship him and they all died that's why kratos was emotional

[@el_choro_pistola123]

God I love how Krato's arc ends, he was able to learn the best of stoic virtues and found peace with himself and the world, absolute eudaimonia through wisdom

[@jonodragicevich1286]

You've taught me a new word, thank you. Eudaimonia is an impressive concept. I encourage anyone to look into it. So thank you for the opportunity to look into it myself.

[@Red_Eyed]

I feel like this game was for everyone with past/present Dad issues. Hahah. I needed this. Even as a 30 year old. What a phenomenal game.

[@theogofguitar]

30 something with a son. He watched me play some of this and it was incredible just to see how curious he was. This game does play dufferent if you are a parent

[@Red_Eyed]

@@theogofguitar Sounds awesome. Hahah. Happy holidays to you and your fam.

[@ultimatehope549]

Kratos reminds me of my dad a lot, and his relationship with Atreus really reminds me of our relationship sometimes. The scene where Kratos tells Atreus to open his heart made me cry because I literally saw my dad, not Kratos, in that scene. Love this game

[@Red_Eyed]

@@ultimatehope549 Is your pops still around? If not I’m sorry.

[@ultimatehope549]

@@Red_Eyed It’s okay, he is. He may be an old man but he’s not going anywhere anytime soon :)

[@christianorencia5462]

The Title should be Dad of War. That ending was really heartfelt. Kratos is the father that some of us wished for but didn't have.

[@siemowitrazielus5557]

Especially for his daughter :P

[@natiusjoshua55]

well, i mean, he does become the new all-father in the end

[@RedSunUnderParadise]

Well, Current Kratos is, At least. Greek God Kratos was basically Godzilla.

[@prestonknight2485]

Nononono, it’s Dad of BOI

[@choroyexplota]

nah it should be Goy of Slop

[@leoneforte444]

Masterpiece with a phenomenal character development, Kratos has come so far and honestly even tho it’s just a game, I feel happy for our boy kratos, he deserves this, after all the torment and pain and suffering, all the blood spill and the killings, losing people and taking lives, his own family, dying, losing another wife, all the pain and agony is finally over, he deserves this time of peace and laughter and love and family and to see our boy finally gets it before his death is so satisfying, I feel like ive grown side by side with kratos and it warms my heart

[@petboy5839]

Before his death? 😂 Kratos like the Olympians have an endless lifespan. The only way he dies is if someone kills him 🤣

[@nathandingy]

@@petboy5839 Kratos is mortal

[@leoneforte444]

@@petboy5839 tbh I think he’s mortal or half mortal I don’t think he’ll live forever and tbh not everyone or everything last forever

[@petboy5839]

@@nathandingy The game storyline is convoluted nonsense to be honest. The ending of the first game made it clear what kratos was. Anyway, the second game depowered him and we never knew if he got his powers back. Now in the new game kratos is saying he was born an Olympian. Which makes no freaking sense. Anyway, it's whatever the game makers want the character to be. The first game remains my favorite although I do like this new version of a mild tempered kratos.

[@petboy5839]

@@leoneforte444 ugh. Did you ever played the first game? It's a fictional character. The writers can write the character as lasting forever.

[@fridge.2785]

Watching Kratos and Atreas/Loki’s last interaction before he leaves makes me cry, man that’s why I want to be a dad, I fucking love the loving bond between good children and good parents

[@suryaandikaputratama4554]

Hope you'll get your child(ren) someday and raise him/her accordingly. It's very challenging but a very worth experience From a father of 3

[@icysweetnexi]

Fathers are awful in real life and they are monsters. Fathers like Kratos doesn't exists.

[@grimplayz7565]

@@icysweetnexi Thats definitely not true

[@masterclass3941]

​@@icysweetnexiok buddy cry with your mother

[@MSP_]

@@icysweetnexi the fact that the word father has left a negative connotation in your mind, is sorrowful, I'll pray for peace to replace your bitterness and for correction to replace the corruption you faced. Stay blessed.

[@matthewshiba3997]

The Ragnarok wasn't the end of thing. But rather, a new beginning. When the whole realm gone silent, a new birth came to take it's place amongs them. Two human survivors who hide underneath the world Tree would rebuild Midgard from the Chaos. Baldur who was dead would came back to life. Alongside him is Modi and Magni, the last Aesir. The Two Human would gave birth to the new life, and the cycle of Norse would continue.

[@hartantoanggoro]

But Odin, he fears death and willing to do anything to delay his own end by any means necessary. He believes in Ragnarok would destroy his godhood and all of the 9 realms until Surtr armed with his flaming sword fulfill the prophecy of Ragnarok and finish the deed by destroying the Asgard and Odin altogether.

[@dha529]

Imagine if the cycle is the reason why Kratos wants to start a new life bi going to another Pantheon just because he experienced a lot of Ragnarok

[@BrenoSobral17]

This game has nothing to do with Ragnarok, amazing how all male gods die and women are always victims, by the way this story that the Nordic world is a cycle is quite contested, Ragnarok can be very well eternal according to some historians, the truth is that the history of this game is garbage, it brings the nordic gods in an extremely caricatured way

[@jeffreyalbelo9647]

@@BrenoSobral17 Cry

[@dmcfail987]

@@BrenoSobral17 lol really?

[@KasusEpykMusykII]

*33:51** Emotional masterpiece moment. Father and son.*

[@KasusEpykMusykII]

*Loki will go. Atreus... Atreus remains.*

[@lavanda2575]

*Sad achievement unlock*

[@ndricimhalili9793]

I feared that this might be the last we see of Kratos, however this ending is so beautiful. Simply because, now Kratos is completely free, from the shackles of his past, the safety of his son, the prophecies of his death etc. Since he has only known violence and hatred and was seldom loved, he sees a future that he is worshipped, the very love Odin mocked Kratos of not having. Now he gets to become a better god, that aids and protects everyone, not because his goals align with theirs, but truly of the kindness of his own heart. Kratos now has a dream, a dream that I hope we get to see Kratos fulfill. He looks up to Tyr as he is a peaceful God of War and probably try to become a protector of peace rather than a bringer of war. As of right now, I believe we might see the Celtic and Western European fairy tales since they've been hinted so much with Mimir, he tells lots of stories of him being part of a forest, mentions the Kelpie that sends them to the Norns, who then identify him as Puck, one of King Oberon's servants, the King of the Fairies. Also, while going to the Norns, Sigrun states that Mimir has failed Titania, Oberon's wife, who apparently used her like Odin did with Freya. Honestly can't wait to see Kratos's story as it seems that his saga as better god has just begun.

[@Levi-dz7zx]

oh my god seeing kratos and atreus hug and say their goodbye had me crying like a baby. Truly beautiful to see how much kratos has grown from vengeful. To scared and ashamed of their past. To maturing and accepting who they were and now creating a path for the better. Good god cory and SM studios, you guys made a masterpiece.

[@javierv.g.5231]

You homosexual

[@Dork1knight]

Cory did not make the second game

[@MJ7ftW]

Thank Eric bruh

[@Jackdman25]

Except what they did to Thor

[@S0LAVELLANHELL]

@@Jackdman25 lmaoo !! do you know nothing? or do you only know mcu thor?

[@georgethomas4567]

Never.. never in a million years.. would I believe we would see Kratos actually crying.. my god.. the feels right now. This ending just hits different. I mean the ending of the last game was a sucker punch but damn. If this doesn't win Game of the Year I will be surprised. It's truly between this and Elden Ring but considering most of the time open world games get shafted, with a couple exceptions, I think this will take it.

[@yaqinmalul1364]

One of best character Development in video games Image if doom guy get MORE CHARACTER DEVOLPMENT like this

[@georgethomas4567]

@@yaqinmalul1364 Hahaha.. Rip and Tear and.. Slash..? *Tears fall out from under the helmet* 10/10 greatest character development 🤣

[@Kratos_Messi7050]

@@yaqinmalul1364 Doom Slayer: *wakes up in a mental institute because he was never killing demons*

[@SadikiStGeorgeangemon44]

I can’t belive I’m about to say this.. but this and Sonic might be in the running for best story

[@yaqinmalul1364]

@@georgethomas4567 i hope we get new sequel doom game Current game story is too short for me

[@Simon-S01104]

37:09 seeing this scene... after watching this franchise for so many years, it broke me into so many pieces of emotion and crying

[@zuchalal6314]

i literally cring , his ecpresion so .... i cant even describe it

[@ariqjibran6598]

@@zuchalal6314 me too

[@lovehunter6975]

@@zuchalal6314 then you are not a Gow fan and doesn't understand shit

[@ronamsilva9370]

I cry too i play on ps2 so memories

[@edouardsan8785]

The "Kratos worshipped" scene can be understood as a meta symbol for a franchise that is now popularised with its new story arc, and a developpers' work admired and respected all around the world. A masterpiece for years to come.

[@cristhianbanegas968]

I also saw as a meta reference the whole visit to the norns... And the fact that (in a way) they put us in the story as Kratos worshippers is amazing. My man really deserve that ending.

[@kaanyldz4814]

That's an incredibly smart interpretation. Hadn't seen it that way!

[@rareposts]

A sad but mature ending. Loved it. I really like how you can continue on to help rebuild/save what's left of the realms.

[@SirLightsOut99]

I love this games dedication to portraying Odin like some kind of mob boss who is always angry.

[@rkadi6540]

Yea, unlike marvel. This odin really spicy one

[@SirLightsOut99]

@@rkadi6540 I don't really have anything against Marvel odin. He fits his story well. This is just a different depiction.

[@WardenOfTerra]

It's terrible.

[@jirifejks1798]

@@WardenOfTerra its good

[@GodittoC]

69 likes, make a wish!

[@fernandes327]

13:45 i love the delivering of this line. Shows how Odin is really obsessed with the matter at hand. Nice job by Richard!

[@winkdd]

This is the first time kratos has gotten a truthfully happy ending .. the next god of war game is definitely not gonna end the same

[@silentgaming6287]

Fr right i feel like they should've saved this ending for the next game so tht it can be the finale to kratos story

[@lindugger4781]

I won't be shocked if Kratos or Atreus dies in the next one.

[@tiernanrichmond1639]

@@lindugger4781I would say Kratos would to be killed.

[@johnrosscallaghan6689]

@@lindugger4781 wait there is more I thot this was the last one ?

[@behindthecookie8653]

@@johnrosscallaghan6689 this is the last game being based on Norse Mythology. The next games are probably gonna be based on Egyptian mythology.

[@dr3amless345]

The god of war is also the one who ends the war, very poetic.

[@_Eternal-Darkness_]

Seeing Kratos and atreus hug is one of the most powerful things I've seen in any video game, it also made me cry watching this. 2 men growing together, both have been through a lot, but in the end they are still father and son.

[@gyanprakash3671]

34:24 aww man this is genuinely heartfelt

[@wsphomiescallme]

I literally cried when Atreus was hugging he’s own father and kratos smiled ❤😢

[@adriantrusca1245]

*his! Literally like literally. Not figuratively. But literally. Like literally. LITERALLY!!!

[@rayaanfarid9105]

@@adriantrusca1245 he's

[@rayaanfarid9105]

@@adriantrusca1245 stay mad cry about it

[@ep0l37]

@@rayaanfarid9105 💀💀☠☠☠

[@mihaimercenarul7467]

cringe

[@harrenhal2272]

I like how Kratos asked Atreus "Does it frighten you?" when talking about responsibility, with Atreus replying "Yes". This is a callback to the previous game where Kratos asked a similar question after telling his son about himself being a leader who once led a great army in the past. Back then Atreus didn't know how to answer that question. It's great to see that Atreus has matured a lot and the character development in this game is so good.

[@timdogg54]

Talking to everyone after the fight really tug the heart strings 😭

[@SabreKen]

37:28 a perfect change to the leitmotif. He's finally got his peace

[@nacho_channel]

Love how deceptive and narcissistic Odin is, every word he says is poison and meant to deceive, a magnificent depiction of selfishness and evil. Excellent storytelling, love it.

[@icysweetnexi]

He is still better person than Thor and Freya.

[@isaaccastanon3382]

​@@icysweetnexinah they had their problems but thor is how he is because of Odin. He tried to be better jus to be killed. Odin killed his own son for trying to be better nothing will make Odin better than either of em.

[@kiritoxyronie2841]

From BOI to Son ... 100/10 Character Development Kratos

[@skateboarder9070]

Kratos really took "I am your monster no longer" very seriously

[@jeremybk54]

in this game you could say by the end he was saying "the monster is dead"

[@henrrypoop7570]

This game has got to be one of the best and will go down in history for time to come.

[@anthomthapa7795]

This game already break records bruh.....1 and only game in d world wht A game

[@jacobbhattacharjee2820]

In the end, kratos opened the prophecy door on the wall and he saw he became the All father and everyone worshipping him At that moment he cried

[@skyfighter311]

Yep

[@Pinkarmada01]

Kratos, now General Kratos, the all father, God of Peace.

[@d.a.f.]

I like it but how would they transition Kratos into a new pantheon?

[@figo007tv]

@@d.a.f. good point. In the midst of it, he will have to donkey foook Freya to smithereen, divulge into coconut bake making. Facts. Egypt awaits Mayne.

[@MW_Asura]

@@d.a.f. Who says there needs to be a new pantheon? Kratos isn't here to become a killing machine whose sole purpose is to kill gods in every pantheon, he's past that shit

[@batknightchannel8169]

Glad Kratos ,atreus ,mimir and freya found happy endings of their own.Thanks for the gameplay ,buddy.🎮

[@yaqinmalul1364]

Shirako so lucky can play this game SO EARLY

[@msn-360]

Towards the ending you can see, thanks to Atreus' trust with Thrud, that Kratos trusts Freya and Mimir, whereas I don't think he would have trusted her before because of Gaia in the previous games. It's really nice development.

[@jim.s]

shirako, as always fast than the other thanks for the hardwork

[@fernosbonos5394]

mk f&i and others did too

[@DialingMirror85]

hearing kratos say "we don't need to do this" was shocking, but at the same time I was very happy, I remember when kratos solved everything based on deaths (necessary or not) but now it's trying to reason with someone I'm glad to see that change that he had

[@ozymandias96]

I just finished this masterpiece on no mercy and this is one of the greatest game I’ve ever played in the last 22 years of gaming . Absolutely astonishing I loved every minute of it . I can’t wait for the sequel and hope kratos fight other gods in egypt .

[@HumbleHomunculus]

Kratos story is probably over. As it should be, this is the perfect ending for Kratos. Loki's story should be next.

[@ozymandias96]

@@HumbleHomunculus I think the sequel will be in Egypt and Kratos will fights other gods

[@elmaskpitonomascopito8461]

@@ozymandias96 kratos was on egypt before going to norse land (idk how the fuck the region is called) so proably not egypt

[@26shailen]

@@HumbleHomunculus they’re making another game with kratos

[@darkbeaugosse4741]

What a final, it got me thinking of my father and how complicated the fatherhood can be, teaching moral values and principles to your son while he's learning life is one hell of a task, I would like to thank all the fathers out there doing the impossible to provide and educate their sons. and thank you dad I will never forget all what you did for me.

[@itsarsh4421]

Love the reaction when KRATOS see himself as the "ALLFATHER". The thing which he had never imagined. Edit - Thank you so much for the likes. I haven't got this much of likes on my comment :' ) I am glad that ppl are liking my comment from all around the world.

[@heyweebs6479]

Kratos probably doesn’t even care being an All-Father, he just felt touching to see people know and worship him as a god, without fear. All those years of killing and striking fear on people is gone now, they are all in the past.

[@itsarsh4421]

@@heyweebs6479 Yup, you got it !!

[@scotthall7307]

@@heyweebs6479 Never forget this ALL started when he killed his wife and child ending his fatherhood in his eyes at the time forever. These two games have been about him recovering his worth as a father and this moment is confirmation to him that he did it hes not just a father hes a good father.

[@MrMejia187]

A masterclass in story telling through the insane interactivity that is gaming. This is what gaming can be! That hug between Kratos and Atreus is all I needed. What a fucking fantastic ending and I hope we see more!!

[@timothykalio157]

I like how freya becomes the new atreus following kratos around

[@axionlightedge6108]

Has nothing better to do

[@hugo_pangarambang]

@Jojoyoma yoo lol

[@carlosoliveira3982]

My boy atreus is about to become a big brother 🥵

[@llag1709]

boi gets replaced by woman

[@TheBatman39]

@@llag1709 Once they finish the side-quests Kratos and Freya are about to do some QTEs

[@dindinkomarudin4771]

the real happy + sad ending i have ever seen in game , this why i loved so much god of war . :') i want to cry see brok dies at the end :')

[@jorgetomedeandradealves8565]

IT WAS A BITTERSWEET ENDING

[@tranvinhnhat1289]

@@jorgetomedeandradealves8565 And SMS was right about the ending. A bittersweet ending.

[@dindinkomarudin4771]

@@jorgetomedeandradealves8565 yes it is

[@khotunkhan3950]

Saddest ending is Arthur Morgan dying

[@tranvinhnhat1289]

@@dindinkomarudin4771 Happy for Kratos but sad for Sindri.

[@haerinbias05]

Everything was perfect. *Emotional background soundtrack plays* It was just a pure masterpiece.

[@bambangbudiprayetno2701]

Kratos truly have the best character development in gaming history. Glad to see that he redeemed himself...

[@thought-provoking795]

there is a difference between removing an identity and improving a character. Kratos is not a god of peace, he is a god of war and he should act that way.

[@bonk8318]

War is only something you resort to when there is no other options in a conflict if your logical. Kratos isn't the same man he once was, still a god of war sure but a reasonable one, one that does the right thing and looks for other options. He'll fight when he has to for sure but war is a horrible thing, and thanks to his new son and faye and the character arc he went through he can let go of his old ways more less. That's how I see it. This shizz made me tear up lord have mercy-

[@thought-provoking795]

@@bonk8318 morality dosent always have to be injected in video games, it ruins the story. Like for example that time when loki was given the choice to enter the rift but choose to break the mask to be morally superior is just a big disappointment to gamers. Do you think anyone who was playing would have destroyed the mask? Gamers are nosey and i assume all of us wanted to see whats inside that rift instead of receiving a moral lecture.

[@bryymiller2475]

Hate to break it to you, but tons of gamers loved that ending.

[@jheanrodrigues6803]

@@bryymiller2475 In the same way that some players expected something more

[@RapterLover13]

36:50, that end part made me cry a bit. It remind me of that scene between Kratos and Odin. And this scene answered it. Odin-” do you even know what it means to be a god! To have people, someone worship you! Love you!” 36:50- “his wife did. Faye the just, did.”

[@gothxm]

Loved this game so much. Was crying at all the moments people expect and that does not happen for me often. Magnificent story and seeing Kratos like that just made me wish I could know him

[@DarkAllianc3]

The fact Odin didn't care how many of his fellow gods died and was still willing to work with Atreus shows that he doesn't really care about them at all and only cared about getting closer to seeing the truth. I like how it can be seen as him just being a good guy bc of his willingness to forgive, but in reality he doesn't need to forgive because he didn't care in the first place.

[@SmartAss4123]

stark difference to Zeus

[@hwanniggles187]

I also really liked that. It showed he wasnt just cruel for shits and giggles like the Greek Gods. Mans wanted answers and did whatever it took, even if it meant being the bad guy. Honestly some good stuff.

[@omari0151]

Just love how Kratos asserts dominance on everyone else by just hitting a lat spread bodybuilder pose. Even Thor put Mjolnir down when he started lat spreading even wider 🤣🤣🤣

[@cringekiller348]

Omar Mohamed Reza Well it wasn't dominance

[@iversonkivanc]

Can you give time stamp

[@robinsonsupermarket3684]

I truly loved the characters in this installment. Thor is just like Kratos with the only difference that He can't find a way out of his past and Odin, at their fight He sounded tired and just wants Kratos to end his suffering and Kratos just wants to help him. They could've been brothers.

[@icysweetnexi]

Yes they are both toxic male masculity guys.

[@CLOE42]

Also after Thor 2 fight, when kratos gets through to Thor about odin, similar music plays when you get the blades of chaos in gow4. It shows to me at least that when kratos gets the blades, he’s coming back with his old self when having the moment. But after the fight, the music plays after he talks it out showing that he’s become a new man after all he’s been through. This was a little long but I just wanted to share this thought.

[@jorgetomedeandradealves8565]

IT WILL BE AMAZING A DLC OF THIS MASTERPIECE WITH ATREUS HELPING SINDRI

[@Error20788]

For one sec i though you said amazing dlc🤣🤣🤣

[@axionlightedge6108]

@@Error20788 Think he just likes going ALL CAPS AND MISSPELLED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@RashTroy17]

My Father and I haven't been on talking for the last few years unfortunately. Playing through this story and seeing a father and son bond like this had me in tears. Perfect writing. To anyone out there with the same issues put your pride away and do what's right

[@emissaryofthecows3389]

37:12 Kratos saw himself as a destroyer at worst and a broken man at best. His reaction to seeing the last mural is beautiful and its the ending he deserves but never expected. Kratos, saviour of the realms, defender of the innocent, the god of peace.

[@peacemaker5030]

It’s crazy my friends introduce me to this game years ago and I played the heck out of each one of them and to be a full grown adult and playing and beating this today, I am happy I was able to journey on this franchise with kratos, the True God of War.

[@thehotd0g8]

Fighting regular enemies seems harder then fighting the actual bosses

[@zeed4267]

Damn Thor is all tired and can barely stand up and Kratos was holding back cause their kids are friends

[@maxvitor7023]

The guy was in shambles by this point... His wife and father constantly pressuring him while his conscious tell him that he may not be on the right side when he ends up developing some respect for his daughter's friend (Atreus). He was drinking himself to the death even before the final act too. It's really sad how things turned out for him. The fight at the start was undoubtedly more challenging for Kratos and he wasn't going all out either.

[@jackreeves7]

@@maxvitor7023 didn't expect to be feeling so sorry for Thor in this game :(

[@silentapple5923]

I had some problems with this game surrounding it’s pacing, traversal, and a couple of plot holes/unresolved plot point but by god the ending completely makes up for it. The ending reminds me of the satisfaction you feel at the end of return of the king. Might be one of the greatest endings to a game I’ve ever seen. 39:52 chills

[@BankaiFever]

You couldn’t write it better stop complaining

[@silentapple5923]

@@BankaiFever can’t tell if bait or you legitimately don’t know how to read the second half of a comment

[@ciscosoto5737]

@@BankaiFever He’s not wrong. Some parts of the story could’ve been developed more, especially at the ending. For instance, we don’t see Freyr negotiating with the elves at all and he just happens to get them to unite. That could’ve been an expanded plot line. How the armies of Helheim were gathered could’ve been given some more focus, too. So there are definitely a few flaws, but none so terrible that the game’s ruined.

[@briobrandon911]

Its good to see Kratos finally find the peace he deserves. His legacy of war and chaos ending and his teachings passing on to his son. My man earned his peace! Great fucking writing!

[@Revenant1128]

The best moment for me in the Ragnarok war is when Sindri came into battle. He failed to brought the dwarves, but he doesn't need them. He literally a one man army. That's how dangerous a broken man is.

[@everynameimakeiscringe2610]

A man with nothing to lose is very dangerous

[@Revenant1128]

@@everynameimakeiscringe2610 indeed.

[@nothingsjim]

That was fast. Thank you for your hard work, I hope you enjoyed the great game, seeing that you no doubt rushed through it.

[@castle4328]

He got early access weeks before

[@excalibur2596]

He had early access. He didn't rush the game.

[@gitafff]

Thor literally just said "keep my wife's name out your damn mouth" 💀💀💀

[@siratlas9005]

He learned that from the Simp God called Will Smith

[@kucingsedihjojofan1428]

He learned it from the US God Will Smith

[@Devilke]

Was thinking the same when I heard it.

[@Shonda72]

I'm pretty sure they tossed that line in there because of what Will Smith said

[@johnleonard9102]

Naughty Dog: "Our protagonist stopped the world from getting a cure because he couldn't give up his own selfish desires. He deserves pain." Santa Monica: "Our protagonist butchered thousands and destroyed an entire pantheon all for the sake of revenge, but we're going to give him the chance to find happiness again."

[@TheBatman39]

The duality of man

[@hartantoanggoro]

One capable to redeem themselves and the other one cannot be redeemed because they made the world gone worst.

[@TheBatman39]

@@hartantoanggoro The true question is, do we get to decide or have the necessary wisdom to judge which person can be redeemed or deserves any redemption?

[@AaronBiswas]

@@TheBatman39 Sony does lol, if it's profitable they'll milk God of war to death.

[@hartantoanggoro]

@@TheBatman39 depends on who judge them. In the world of God of War, Kratos had enough for spending his entire life for revenge and his sacrifice in GoW 3 proved that even with his rage, he capable to feel remorse for his action. He sacrificed almost all of his godly strength provided by Zeus death which allowed him to revitalized the Greek pantheon which he destroyed. His meeting with Laufey allowed him to restart anew with his life provided that he got a new family to protect. In the eyes of Odin, Kratos just an outsider that had lived there and he deemed his past as a permanent scar that cannot be healed no matter what. But in the eyes of Laufey, Kratos capable to redeemed himself. In the world of Last of Us, Joel already lost his own daughter once and since he sees Ellie as his daughter and she got an immunities against the virus in which the development of cure would killed her, Joel didn't want to lose her, decided to rescue her but doesn't care the consequences he brought to the others. In the eyes of the survivors, Joel is a selfish person that care nothing to the others but himself. But in the eyes of Ellie, Joel did the wrong thing but grateful nonetheless since she didn't want to die. It depends on the perspective but I don't want to impose who is good and who is bad since both do bad things and both do good things, it's just the world they in judge them based on their own action. Sorry a bit too long.