Shoutout to Mimir Dude has no reason to love Thor or Sif but he also wishes them well and congratulated them for fixing their lives

@spambamkeija634

Жыл бұрын

Mimir is a great person

@furioussherman7265

Жыл бұрын

Odin in this game is a toxic cloud, a shadow that looms over and poisons everyone unfortunate enough to be in his grasp. I imagine that Mimir, as someone who was able to escape that toxicity, would be encouraging to anyone who seems to be trying to do the same for themselves, just like how former alcoholics might support somebody who's on their own path to sobriety.

@_V.Va_

Жыл бұрын

Well I assume the smartest head alive knows that being negative and expecting the worst in anybody wont do anybody good.

@lavenkaser

Жыл бұрын

@@spambamkeija634 Mimir it's not a good person. It's heavily hinted by several people in the past he do many bad deed to win Odin favor, and big proof is whale he trapped when he was young. I want to think he congratulated them because they are kindred spirit, they do many bad thing in the past and he want to believe they can fix theirself and be better just like him

@spambamkeija634

Жыл бұрын

@@lavenkaser Mimir has evolved as Kratos

"A grim inheritance, leaving all of them the poorer" That's it. That's generational trauma. Mimir you poet.

I knew something felt off with Sif acting all concerned and motherly with Thrud. She failed her sons and is trying to be better.

@wesjanson6979

Жыл бұрын

and because violence is what she knows best it's why she tries to manipulate Thor into killing Atreus anyway to avenge their sons even though Odin forbid it aside from centuries, maybe millennia of bloodthirst, she sees the lad who is responsible for her 2 sons being killed gallivanting around with her daughter and she is constantly in fear that her daughter will be killed next, or worse, gets to live a happy life as Atreus' wife and Sif sees in her daughter something she never got to have for herself and feels immense jealousy

@ashurean

Жыл бұрын

I think it's moreso that she recognized that the way she had raised them, the way she had allowed them to be raised as well, played no small part in leading them to their deaths.

@kinoman4875

Жыл бұрын

@@wesjanson6979 my man the post game dialogue of sif just makes your assumption of sif’s jealousy crumble hard

@anaknangfilipina5846

Жыл бұрын

@@wesjanson6979 …Nah. That scene where Thor was ready to kill Atreus was actually Sif trying to convince her husband that his father didn’t care for Aesir lives.

@thomasalvarez6456

Жыл бұрын

Magni and Modi are her step sons.

I think the anger Sif and Thor show to Kratos and Atreus is really them projecting how much they hate themselves for failing Magni and Modi.

@ZeroAxle

Жыл бұрын

Despite being a monster and caused many atrocities at least Kratos got things straight with how he raised Atreus and although still harsh he was preparing Atreus for the worst

@randomcenturion7264

Жыл бұрын

@@ZeroAxle Indeed. Him not putting him through Spartan training shows how much he's grown. Sure it would make him "Strong" but he knows damn well how cruel that is for a child to endure.

@Hershal721

Жыл бұрын

Well he also killed their children.

@Garrus1995

Жыл бұрын

Random Centurion, He probably also sees how it messed him up as a person. It made home into a great warrior, but he had his innocence cruelly taken from him when he was still a little boy. He was already kind of broken long before he worked for Ares. He doesn’t want to repeat that for his son because the end result simply isn’t worth it.

@kratosgow342

Жыл бұрын

@@Garrus1995 yeah the god took away his brother really solidified himself becoming a Spartan general

i think thors first encounter with kratos broke him when kratos mentioned what happened to modi, imagine finding out the reason one of your sons died was becuase you beat them in a drunken rage and they recklessy ran out and got themselves killed

@GearShotgun

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, that stuck out to me to. Though what Kratos said might not be entirely accurate. He said Modi died of the wounds, but left out the fact that Atreus stabbed and kicked him off a ledge. Likely to avoid Thor going after his son. Although those two things wouldn’t have been able to kill him if he wasn’t already nearly dead from the beating, so i guess it was mostly Thors fault.

@alliasstar7289

Жыл бұрын

Atreus stabbed him yeah, but Thor beat him until he could barely move

@SirJesusFreak

Жыл бұрын

@@GearShotgun Thor beat him so severely that Modi would have died to anything with ill-intent. For all intents and purposes, Thor caused Modi's death.

After finishing the game - man I feel so very bad for Thor. Last game I was for sure he was this arrogant and senselessly violent person. And he was, in a way, until you saw how utterly broken inside he truly is. Odin destroyed both his self confidence and his thinking. His wife loves him and wants him to be better, but Thor feels obliged to his dad, who couldn't give a rat's ass about him. It's so very sad.

@furioussherman7265

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. The arrogant and violently senseless person we thought Thor was based on God of War 2018 is what Odin wants him to be, and whenever he isn't Odin humiliates and belittles him. Odin didn't really want Thor as a son, but rather as a glorified, hammer-wielding attack dog and it's sickening to think of.

@0axis771

Жыл бұрын

Thor is overall a depressed man, who doesn't want to be this "destroyer". He mocks Kratos for how Kratos was being this "lesser version" and wanted the "true" god of war. Yet maybe the truth is that he hates that Kratos symbolizes what Thor could be. This "destroyer" that actually learned to "be better" that Thor felt was denied of him. That's why at their final clash, when Kratos had the upper hand and could have killed Thor, Kratos sparing Thor and telling him that they can "be better" made Thor finally realize and act on what he truly wanted, and that was to no longer be Odin's "destroyer" and be true to himself. Sadly, his first act of defiance against Odin would be his last.

@Gusanoman

Жыл бұрын

@@0axis771 That's not very far from Kratos's own story. The main difference is that, sadly, Thor didn't survive his first redemption steps.

@Puzzles-Pins

Жыл бұрын

Yeah he's pretty much a mirror of Kratos in his younger days. A violent, vengeful pawn of a cruel narcissistic god. Raised to be a brutal killing machine, destroying everything he touches. While Kratos seemed to have lust as his vice, Thor drowns it all out with booze. He's a great foil, showing how far Kratos has come from. That's why he's so tragic, he never truly gets the chance Kratos had to prove he could be better. That first step was his last.

@BigJugsRule92

Жыл бұрын

Thor quit drinking, so I’m the beginning of the game when he and Odin go to Kratos house, he pours himself a drink but doesn’t drink it. Then Odin takes his cup and slams it in front of Thor. As if he’s trying to force him to drink.

You absolutely know your game has triumphed when you are just as interested in the quiet moments of conversations and story than the action and fighting with incredible weapons and powers. Sometimes I try to avoid fights to listen to what the dialog will give us

@TheBatman39

Жыл бұрын

Yup only this game and RDR2 were able to achieve that feat

I love how the writers tie everything together.

@Tekkenandgaming

Жыл бұрын

How exactly?

@jamiekelly6851

Жыл бұрын

@@Tekkenandgaming everything except jormangander tbf.

@shreb6182

Жыл бұрын

@@jamiekelly6851wait, was there some lose end with him? I don't know which

@TheMeditorEditor

Жыл бұрын

@@shreb6182 He's referring to the horn in GoW 2018. Specifically who blew it when Atreus was being brought to Freya after falling ill. And MAYBE his true identity and possibly the reason for him dropping Atreus and Kratos near the frost giant corpse. But mostly the horn.

@shreb6182

Жыл бұрын

@@TheMeditorEditor ahh yeahh, I definitely did forget about it. That's a loose end alright, although thankfully not a MAJOR one

The first fight against Thor has a completely different meaning when you put back all the things you learn about him during the game. At first you think that he wants a good challenge, but after learning all you do, you realize that Thor trying to bring out the "monster" in Kratos is him trying to justify his own shittiness. I think he tried to reason that Kratos "Spartan Rage" was a parallel to his own "Drunken Rage" and that by forcing Kratos to embrace his rage once more it would justify himself not being able to overcome his own alcoholism. "We do not change". Another thing that struck me is Thor repeating "You're thinking too much" constantly to Atreus. To me it was incredibly sad because in his own twisted way he was trying to help Atreus. I imagine Thor being a curious child only to be berated and molded to be Odin's muscles on account of him being half-giant. Imagine trying to grow up alongside Odin, the self-proclaimed smartest guy in the 9 realms, and how he must have constantly been humiliated to end up to the conclusion that "thinking" will only bring you pain.

@MrDemonKing21

Жыл бұрын

Sadly, I don't have to imagine it, I've lived it. My father is just like Odin. Manipulative, pretends he's godly levels of smart, narcissist... the works. Every time you tried, he always knew more than you. "Been there, done that" is what he always says. If you try to disprove or show otherwise, you are met with threats of "getting your ass beat, boy." Which happened, several times because I wouldn't back down. Not to mention if he was around his "friends"... constantly he would mock and belittle me in front of them. Make sure to tell his friends how much smarter he was than me. Every past mistake I made recited to them just to make me look bad. Making sure to tell them just how he made me do whatever he wanted, whenever he wanted, as "he was the one in control." If you want my father in a nutshell... look at Odin in this game.

@adriansandlin556

Жыл бұрын

@@MrDemonKing21 I'm sorry to hear that. I hope you found the strength to be better than he was.

@soldiergigas14

11 ай бұрын

​@@MrDemonKing21bro... I am sorry that happened to you.. My biological mother has traits like odin, a liar and a manipulator. It's easy to think that you can just walk away from the people that wronged you, never giving them any attention but i imagine it is more complicated than that. It is a matter of finding the right people that are willing to listen to you, to give you the right guidance. I hope you are okay now and where ever you are, there is always somebody who is willing help you and considering the complexities this world has about being human, there is nothing wrong with asking and opening up how you truly feel.

@iambuhlockay8007

10 ай бұрын

I think that’s a pretty good summary. Thor even says “You think you can come here, become a daddy, get a clean slate? That ain’t how it works.” He was most definitely projecting there. I think there’s more to that fight, and why he was pushing Kratos. The simplest answer is he likes to fight and wanted a challenge. Kratos even mentions in the journal that he noticed a difference between Baldur and Thor; Baldur wants to hurt people, while Thor just likes the sport that comes with fighting. I think he also wanted to see God of War in Kratos to get closure with his sons’ deaths. If Kratos isn’t as strong as the legends say he is, he’ll feel like he failed as a father, and that their deaths are on him for not training them better. If he is, then he’ll know his sons got a good death at least.

@Aqua311

5 ай бұрын

@@iambuhlockay8007 Well, one of them did. The other... not so much.

Now I'm just imagining the entire family more like Thrud. All of them happily living together as a family, playing and feasting. Magni and Modi not being the cold blooded brutes but more upbeat versions of themselves. No personal prophecies or familial drama. Imagine how much fun they'd rather have instead of all the errands for Odin.

@AdeptKing

Жыл бұрын

They sort of did have moments like that. At least if what Sif said to Thor was anything to go off of.

@ovencake523

Жыл бұрын

welp. fuck Odin.

I love how Thor is alternate mythology Kratos, one who remained the pet monster of his father and personal destroyer on a leash. How accepting that role has filled him with self loathing and bitterness.

When hearing about Thor in the first game I imagined him as a reflection of Kratos in the original trilogy, a bloodthirsty monster who wanted nothing but ceaseless carnage. And to be honest I was right, just not in the way I thought. Thor isn't purely a monster, yet he's still a reflection of the old Kratos. It's a good reminder that Kratos didn't used to be a simple, one dimensional character, he always had good in him. If only Thor had the opportunity to grow like Kratos did.

@Mazeekel

Жыл бұрын

I see Thor being the Kratos that didn't had to kill his own family in the service of the gods, he would probably still be a lap dog for them and become more miserable as the time passes

@thorveim1174

Жыл бұрын

yeah as pointed more or less above, thor is basically what would have happened to Kratos if he stayed loyal to olympus.

@xaracen7207

10 ай бұрын

a greek tragedy indeed

Tbh I was thinking that maybe Odin had taken the disguise of Thor to beat Modi up and leave him there for Kratos and Atreus to kill so they could give Thor a reason to hate them. But I guess maybe not.

@yaboi2500

Жыл бұрын

Kratos already killed Magni, Thor’s clear favorite son, so he likely already despised them long before they killed Modi.

@greendayrocksmuch

Жыл бұрын

That could work as well seeing Thor's reaction when Kratos said it like ''THE FUCK YOU SAY?!'' Thor was surprised

@thorveim1174

Жыл бұрын

​I doubt it. First because its plausible that Thor would blame Modi for the death of magni ESPECIALLY if he was drunk at the time, and second, because beating up someone himself isnt how Odin operates. I take the "the fuck you say" more as Thor not accepting HE is to blame for his death, or flat out not remembering what he did because he was drunk.

Mimir: “Oh lad, I know you didn’t have an easy childhood.” Kratos: “I’m sitting right here you know.”

I know that Kratos is silent during this interaction but I can't help but think that he's reminded of how events went down between him and Zeus and how it was because of what happened to Zeus and Chronos. This helps him not make the same mistakes that his father and previous generations did.

Sif is a baddie fr

@bartlos1710

Жыл бұрын

Aye brother, the fat on her rear is of the juiciest in the realm!

@GhostCell47

Жыл бұрын

Meh.

One thing I noticed in the final fight with Thor is Mimir pleading for Thor to stop and more importantly is giving him a chance. All because Atreus told Mimir he believed Thor is trying to get better. That’s how damn close they are as family.

There’s always something bittersweet about people who have been addicts and abusers changing for the better. You don’t really forgive them, but you’re glad they’ve found true pease and happiness.

From "THE GODS OF OLYMPUS HAVE ABANDONED ME....NOW THERE IS NO HOPE" to "LOKI WILL GO......ATREUS...ATREUS REMAINS" Man this game is the best most iconic and unbeatable with everything specially char KRATOS missing so much from.his past but still hiding man 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

Pretty cool to see Mimir call out the fact that Thor was a pretty shitty father to Magni and Modi. It was a combination of Sif and Thor's shitty parenting and Odin's influence that led to their deaths.

This game gave more character to Thor than MCU did in Thor 4

Huh. That clears some things up. Plus, it really shows that Sif and Thor hating Atreus and solely blaming him and Kratos for their sons’ deaths is really misaimed. Yeah, Kratos and Atreus were the ones to do them in, but they’re really shirking responsibility for how they themselves were to blame for Magni and Modi’s deaths (plus, Odin for ordering them to find the last Jotun on Midgar, Magni and Modi themselves for being the aggressors in the conflict and a little extra blame for Thor for showing favouritism to Magni over Modi which resulted in Modi being more sadistic over hurting those weaker than him due to his jealousy and insecurity toward Magni).

Oooh, now the bit at the beginning with the mead pouring makes more sense now

Mimir: You can't fathom how much worse it can get. Kratos: *remembers his own childhood*

One thing I like is how often the characters remind you that this really is all Odin's fault. Sure Sif and Thor have blame aplenty, but it was Odin who raised Thor like that. We constantly see Odin belittle and manipulate his own son, to the point that Thor seems almost meek around him. If you pay attention throughout the game the finale between Odin and Thor will come as no surprise - Odin is a sociopathic monster who doesn't care about anyone around him, he just acts friendly and nice when its in his interest to do so. It's a classic question, how much do we blame the children of abusive parents for continuing the cycle of abuse. But there's no doubt that had Odin raised his children even marginally better, none of this would have happened.

⛈ RIP MAGNI ⛈

You know, i often think they wanted Thor as a maniac in the first game and then switched their plan on the second game

@Quillever

Жыл бұрын

His characterization is too consistent throughout the game to be last minute. I definitely think they wanted us to think he's a maniac so his true personality is more of a surprise.

@MatheusLB2009

Жыл бұрын

@@Quillever consistent my ass, honestly

@bumfuque8836

Жыл бұрын

I think it was more about showing us the general perception everyone has about him, which, considering his actions, we're not unfounded. It's all about knowing about a person then getting to know the person.

@Tekkenandgaming

Жыл бұрын

It definitely felt like that, they built him up to be this big bad to not be underestimated and then everything was so far from it and ragnorok was so anti climactic.

@namenamed8879

Жыл бұрын

@@Tekkenandgaming I see that point, but in my opinion it was done to compare what kratos would have been for Ares or Athena if he didn’t say no. Minus his family getting merked

So apparently Magni is not Sif’s child, but from a different mother. So either Thor cheated and had a bastard or he had a previous wife and she died.

@fetusdeletus9266

Жыл бұрын

I believe it’s heavily implied magni is the product of an affair

@frostyprime8110

Жыл бұрын

Modi was from a different mother from Magni and Thrud as well. Considering how a lot of mythology is, gods like Thor and Odin having multiple wives isn’t that unheard of.

@jordangene1923

Жыл бұрын

In the viking age/ancient norse, man were allowed to have side chicks as long as their wives were satisfied. Magni could be a product of that.

@Bell-hj3zc

Жыл бұрын

In mythology Odin had kid with sif and loki had a kid with a horse so yea

@MaxMikescrool1

Жыл бұрын

We're told that both Magni and Modi are affair children by Sindri in the last game.

Really drives home how much of an asshole Odin is the more you hear things like this.

I wish Thor and Sif took more ownership over what happened to Magni and Modi. They kept blaming Kratos and Atreus, especially when he was in Asgard. Thor literally beat his child to near death and would have probably died, even if Atreus didn't knife him. I suppose actions speak louder than words, but I wish Thor and Sif told Kratos and Atreus that they don't blame them for defending themselves and apologize that their children tried to kill them in the first place.

I have a hard time imagining this Sif as a raging alcoholic

Water looks cool realistic visuals physique"🏝 bgm🆒️ always...God of war😇

gamers when boring exposition is forced on them “CMOOOON LEZ GET TO DA AKSHUN!” also gamers when the GOWs dialogue is interrupted by enemies “FUG OFF I WUZ LISSENIN!”

ah, good ol' generational trauma. Love to see it....

Dude. If you'd told me in the mid-2000's that GOD OF WAR of all games would denounce toxic masculinity I'd have called you crazy but here we are. This entire game is basically one big middle finger at shitty definitions of manliness.

@TheBatman39

Жыл бұрын

Harley Quinn screaming pfp checks out.

@Toffeehammer

Жыл бұрын

@@TheBatman39 Sure? If what you're saying is fans of the Harley Quinn show also don't think dads should beat up their kids (as opposed to the people who think they totally should?) then yeah, okay.

@TheBatman39

Жыл бұрын

@@Toffeehammer Don't play that card with me girl/dude; you don't think it's bad that parents beat up their kids because you have the conviction it is wrong, you think it's bad because your ideology and culture worldview TELLS YOU it's bad and that's it and I can come to that conclusion because of your subscriptions to certain YT channels that cater to the left. If a random woman beats up her daughter or indoctrinates her to be competitive and manipulate other women, probably you wouldn't think it's that bad because it isn't "toxic masculinity"

@Mitzi_DelverVRC

Жыл бұрын

Right behind ya, Toffee. I freakin' love it.

@Toffeehammer

Жыл бұрын

@@TheBatman39 Oh boy, you're hitting that disgruntled MRA juice REAL hard today aren't you. I mean I was sure I'd seen the depths of the absolute nonsense you people come up with but "you don't actually hate domestic violence you just think you do because you're a dirty leftie" has got to be a new low. Pretty impressive in a way. Well, whatever. You have fun with that, kiddo. I've been around long enough to know talking to you guys is a waste of breath.

Compared to Kratos childhood Atreus had way too easy

@user9013

Жыл бұрын

obviously because atreus wasn’t raised in sparta💀

Sif is bad af in this game

0:41 I said this and I’ll say this again, it’s not right too beat your kids brutally

@monsterkid4937

Жыл бұрын

Or at all

sif a h0003

@kentgil2526

Жыл бұрын

A thicc one

@crubrutockcsgo

Жыл бұрын

@@kentgil2526 shes not thicc, But she is good looking

@spaceowl9246

Жыл бұрын

Sif is legit the first 3D model that made me feel things

@newhybrid101

Жыл бұрын

@@crubrutockcsgo Are you blind?

@crubrutockcsgo

Жыл бұрын

@@newhybrid101 I'm not blind look at her teats bruv, Thats like average

"A poisonous notion of manhood, passed down through generations" Huh, now what are the words that are exact synonyms for that...hmmmm

@idk-iw9kb

Жыл бұрын

Uranus to Cronos to Zeus to kratos

@FistoftheSnackBar

Жыл бұрын

@@idk-iw9kb that's the story. I'm talking about the literal *words*

@shivampachauri1200

Жыл бұрын

Toxic masculinity. And it's a true thing. Masculinity and toxic masculinity are different things.

@monsterkid4937

Жыл бұрын

I remember when a doctor told me that it emasculates boys when you beat them senseless and bloody as a parent

Damn, maybe Magni and Modi where born with FAS with how alcoholic their parents where :/

While I do agree that violent disciplining is inappropriate, the occasional spanking is most certainly a necessity.

@Heavenly-Drakian

Жыл бұрын

agreed, 'negotiating' with children is what breeds selfishness and entitlement because they know there will not be any true consequences. if they know there will be true consequences, they will learn to properly measure the consequences

Sif is hypocrity because he and thor hate atreus because of magni and modi but modi died in the moment of thor hurts he and sif its a bad mom for thwo and magni and modi tried kill atreus and kratos hes attack first , in my opinion thor and sif kills magni and modi dont kratos and atreus.

How did he start talking about Thor's toxic masculinity when they were discussing Sif, saying she was just as toxic xD I just cant with this

@slade52

Жыл бұрын

Any time they can get THE MESSAGE in there. They will. Anything to shit on men and prop up women. Makes me sick.

@brendaspence1824

Жыл бұрын

@@slade52 …..he did discuss Sif as well.Thor is just as responsible as a parent Stop reaching

@slade52

Жыл бұрын

@@brendaspence1824 Well BRENDA. Since I'm reaching. Explain to me why the writers decided to make sure that we knew Thor was a piece of shit too when the conversation was clearly about Sif. Because in this industry we can't talk about a woman in a negative light for too long without also mentioning that it was primarily a MAN'S fault and not hers. It's not a reach. That's the truth of it.

@brendaspence1824

Жыл бұрын

@@slade52 lol because again,it takes two to tango in a relationship Stop with the baby dick energy

@TheBatman39

Жыл бұрын

@@slade52 I mean Mimir literally suggested that Sif was a wh0re since that was the Aesir definition of "womanhood"; idk man but that statement on Sif is quite bold because it goes against THE MESSAGE

Mimir calling the Aesir "debaucherous" in regards to Sif previous behavior sounds oddly "anti-woke", but the statement regarding the toxic manhood that Thor grew up with does sound woke. God of War Ragnarok is a centrist game lmao

@Tcab96

Жыл бұрын

This silly attempt to center everything around “woke” or “anti-woke” is cancerous

@itwasallpartofmyplanforyou4083

Жыл бұрын

mimir is a lot nicer and more peaceful compared to the other aesir

Woke Mimir fighting toxic masculinity.

@MindNumbingInc

Жыл бұрын

Nothing wrong with calling out their cycle of manipulation and abuse. Those who are victimized sometimes turn around and make others their victims. Odin to Thor and Thor to his sons.

@danieljliverslxxxix1164

Жыл бұрын

@@MindNumbingInc Women do that to men and no one cares. Strange isn’t it?

@no_less03

Жыл бұрын

@MiC , it's only political if you make it political. Toxic masculinity isn't just about physical abuse, it's also about emotional abuse, mental abuse and negligence towards male children who can't cope in a healthy way once they reach adulthood. What you're referring to right now is general intergenerational trauma, which is a light way to describe toxic masculinity. Even Mimir explained that, but didn't dare to pinpoint anything specifically because close minded people who are like "omg, that's so political and woke" would be like "cancel culture strikes again" and SMS don't want that. After all, red pilled people generate a ton of money and criticizing toxic masculinity would be an absolute financial suicide since they've literally formed a super masculine franchise (like seriously, as far as I know, gow has had sex, violence and daddy/family issues, which is something red pilled people really love). I mean, heck, Thor and Sif still show signs of toxic masculinity. They both didn't care if Magni and Modi were their kids until a girl was born in their family and then they were like "omg, let's be better parents 'cause she a gurl and she need be stronk", which is what a ton of people do irl. They teach girls how to be both physically and emotionally strong while neglecting boys' emotional needs, which is cynical and ironical. (btw, sorry for the essay and adding so much shit that you probably won't care about. However, as you'll be able to tell, there's literally people sexualizing Sif and there's one guy who called this dialogue "cancer". Why? Because they possibly felt personally attacked. After all, unconsciously no one likes to be called out for the mindset they have.)

@Atamanxxxvii

Жыл бұрын

@@MindNumbingInc calling that manhood is subversive. The writers know this, it's deliberate.

@skullbash190

Жыл бұрын

@@no_less03 The fact that they yearn to become "good people" after the girl is born isn't toxic masculinity, it's gynocentrism, the need to protect and ensure the well-being of women at any cost, even if it involves sacrificing men. , or, even children.

Sif and Fraya forgiving Kratos for killing their sons didn’t make any sense and was just ridiculous.

@kratosgow342

Жыл бұрын

for Freya she knows that Kratos meant well for her. she saved Atreus when he's sick so he's in debt with her and he tried to spare Baldur multiple times, but he chose to carry on his vengeance cost him his life not to mention their journey to lift her curse Kratos told story to her and how he went on similar pain that she is experiencing and at the end she realized it wasn't Kratos fault for Baldur death it was Odin although Kratos admitted that he robbed her choice and promise won't do that again

@brendaspence1824

Жыл бұрын

Forgiving someone is rediculous?

@Tekkenandgaming

Жыл бұрын

@@brendaspence1824 after killing you sons and the being friends with them after, then yes yea it is.

@brendaspence1824

Жыл бұрын

@@Tekkenandgaming it’s called being a bigger person Is that foreign to you

@Tekkenandgaming

Жыл бұрын

@@brendaspence1824 lol get the hell out of here, the gods that didn’t give a crap about anyone that hated Loki because he is a giant and gave him such a hard time and that was literally telling Thor to kill Loki because it was his fault decided it was actually Odins fault at the end just like that. And not only forgave you they think of you as a friend now. Same goes for Fraya all that anger, years of trying to kill Kratos then just like that it was all odins fault and now we are friends. Yeah that makes perfect sense. And honestly It wasn’t as much as it not possible it was more of how it was handled and it was handled poorly, very poorly and out of no where I get them working with him to take down Odin as a temporary team up but being friends after just like that? Give me a break.

Yeah, I'll be giving this one a miss.

@jadenepia5960

Жыл бұрын

cool story brah

"A poisonous notion of manhood" That is very rich coming from a game franchise that built itself around that very same notion. I just hope that the people who force this woke crap down our throats gets what is coming to them and then some.

@bmobmo6438

Жыл бұрын

God of War never built itself around that, old Kratos was a monster and the games made it very clear he was never the good guy, even he knew he was a monster.

@randomcenturion7264

Жыл бұрын

Dude, even during Classic God of War, it's made very clear Kratos is a monster. He destroyed everything out of a mad lust for revenge and sold his soul for power. He was an asshole. A tragic asshole, but an asshole nevertheless. And c'mon, the way Thor raised his sons, the way Odin raised Thor, that is shit-tier fatherhood at it's peak. "Get drunk. Punch things you don't like. Belittle those less powerful than you. Hate everyone different." It's a Fucking shite way to live. Kratos as he is now represents a more honourable form of manhood: Strength and ferocity tempered by wisdom and compassion.

@AlastorAltruistGaming

5 ай бұрын

@@bmobmo6438except no. He was MADE a monster; he was a human who was constantly hurt & disappointed, and the fact that the gods did nothing only made Kratos finally have enough.

Abuse your child it's normal not a big deal🤷

"toxic manhood", Cory emasculating men once more.

@anthonyrodriguez8788

Жыл бұрын

ah yes because as we all know there is nothing more emasculating than realizing you fucked up and trying to change for the better.

@Christopher_TG

Жыл бұрын

Actually, Erik Williams directed this game, not Cory Barlog.

The """"""dialogue"""""" in this game gave me cancer.

@gauthampaul4213

Жыл бұрын

Ur username checks out

@Nemesis_T-Type

Жыл бұрын

I'm pretty sure it was your soy products abuse that did it

@bedlams9594

Жыл бұрын

@@gauthampaul4213 it really does.

@Kyle-gu3ge

Жыл бұрын

Well do us a favor and dont get chemo

@brendaspence1824

Жыл бұрын

Good.one less crap to deal with on earth 👍

LOL Toxic Masculinity

@danieljliverslxxxix1164

Жыл бұрын

No such thing.