GAME SINS | Everything Wrong With God of War
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Baldur doesn't tell Kratos what he wants because he thinks Kratos is a giant. Since giants can see the future, Baldur says "You already know what I want"
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That makes sense but didn't he already know Kratos was a God because he knew Kratos wasn't supposed to be in the Norse realm
No he means that he thinks he is suppose to be in jotumhielm as it is the home of giants
@@cringyhuman3210 no he says your kind is suppose to be better than us much more advanced which means he is talking about the greek gods
What are those he’s talking. About Faye Atreus mom “your kind was supposed to be so enlightened so much better than us” referring to the giants being kind he didn’t know kratos was a god he went there to find a. Way to reach the realm of the giants not knowing she was ashes they even said it in the game and if you do the side quests using boats mimir tells us an tale of all giants that they were kind
"How does one blow a horn with no lungs?"
How does one talk with no lungs?
Magic
MAGIC XD
Its like how does one cant age how can one dont die
Kinos141 MAGIC
did you think of magic ?
I feel like you've never played the game with some of these. Either that or you weren't paying attention. Sindri explains later on that their dwarf magic allows them to travel between realms and even makes himself 'invisible' at one point by stepping between realms to show Atreus before telling him the invisibility doesn't work on dragons. They don't need the gate portals or the world tree.
The fact that you have the moment in the video and still question how Sindri and Brok move around before the characters is either fully for the purpose of being able to count it as a 'sin' or ignorance.
Baldur is not known as Baldur in the first encounter, only the stranger and while he might be bad at negotiating, he's not asking anything of 'Kratos'. He's there to find the giant he knows is living in the woods - that Kratos and Atreus have never been out of so no, they didn't see the protection spell - not Kratos. He was looking for Laufey, who Mimir states later was a legend among the aesir. He had never seen her so Baldur obviously hadn't either and mistook Kratos for her, the last of the giants.
He threw the axe in the water because the axe returns to him by magic. He wasn't worried about losing it. Atreus thinks his dad is still human after crazy physical feats because he's never seen anyone but his parents.
No one ever says how much time has passed between GOW 3 and this game so why assume it's only been a few years or 'not that long'? Kratos is a God. It makes more sense to believe this game took place hundreds of years after the last game instead of trying to tie everything into a conventional, mortal timeline.
I get that this is a joke video but damn. I feel like you just watched some cutscenes and made the video.
Also, a lot of the sins given should be removed when you find out Faye knew EXACTLY what was going to happen. She knew every single footstep and hand placement Kratos and her son were going to make.
I love game and cinema sins but this one is by far the weakest I've seen.
Sidenote. This is my 2nd favourite game of all time, just behind Left 4 Dead 2. God of War is a masterpiece.
yeah but the powers of the two dwarves is vague and illogic. does walking between realms mean they're invisible? or does it mean they can quickly travel between realm? but does that mean the dragon could do the same? then why didn't he turn invisible during the fight. also it still doesn't explain how quickly they move from place to place in the same realm
@@leonpaelinck so as far as I can gather from the writers (And I may have misunderstood some of it) the dwarves move in the space between realms. So they can travel to other realms almost instantly and also travel in the current realm the same way. This also allows them to go unseen. Dragons used to be dwarves (I think, though not 100% on that) so that's probably why they can see a dwarf when he/she is 'invisible'. But since the dragons have kind of regressed due to whatever magic turned them into a dragon then they are no longer smart enough to travel between realms like they did before.
Shannon another thing, he questions the world serpent speaking the dead language.
Well we find out later that “boy” is Loki, father of the world serpent and he also is shown to learn the “dead” language in the last fight. If anything you should have sinned Loki for being a dick and only teaching his child a dead language just so he can learn it in the past once it goes back in time.
Great write up.
He's intentionally dense in all of these videos, its frustrating. Many times he will sin things even though they will be later explained in the game. Out of the 100+ things he sins, usually less than a handful are actually deserving.
I understand this is just a joke video, but when you sin for Atreus believing his father is human, it completely rejects the fact he’s never been outside his woods. Therefore has most likely never seen other people attempt strength based tasks. So all he knows is ‘Well I guess humans can do this, I wonder if I’ll be like that when I’m older?’
I mean when I was a kid I believed my dad was the strongest thing ever. Boi is still a child. Has no reason to doubt Kratos
Great synopsis, agreed
I mean, but then why would he say his father was really strong. For all he knows all people are like that. If he has no frame of reference.
Eat Me because compared to himself he is strong
Not to mention that Kratos was out hunting all the time (Atresu says so himself) and hardly ever spent time with his son before the events of the game, which means Kratos probably never had to use his massive strenght in front of Atreus. Classic Dartigan, completely ignoring things that are obvious to everyone else for the sake of "comedy".
"I think this is the third voice actor Athena has had in this series." Wrong, it's the first and she came back to reprise the role.
She also voiced Athena in Age of Mythology. She is Athena.
Doom Guy what about Athena in the Borderlands games?
I don't hear any difference from Athena in GOW 3.
@@recess7 Carole Ruggier= God of War, God of War II & God of War (2018)
Erin Torpey= God of War: Chains of Olympus, God of War: Ghost of Sparta & God of War III
Actually he meant that the third tine his voice changed, but nevermind, you have a good point too
The Blades of Chaos point is valid when you only know what's said in game however, other cannon work states that the blades are magically bound to him and no matter how hard he tries they will always appear again. For example, if Kratos throws them off a cliff, they'll appear on the rock behind him when he turns around. That's why he has them, not because he chose to, but because he accepted he's not gonna get rid of them
Like 22 trying to get rid of her ticket to earth
No he is correct kratos lost the blades of chaos in the first gamw and then later acquired the blades of athena which then finally turned into the blades of exile which were lost
Actually, I think when he became god of war he got all of ares weapons so he had access to the blades of chaos
@@Tarmax94 I love that movie 😂
They just made them the blades of chaos so fans would feel the excitement
For your sin regarding "I remember Kratos being a lot softer to his daughter and his surrogate daughter, Pandora," this is actually a reference to Greek history. Historically, Spartans were much harder on their sons than they were on their daughters, because their sons were expected to become the next generation of soldiers. If you were a Spartan citizen, you were a soldier and nothing else.
Gabriel Drake Spartan women were pretty darn athletic too.
Maybe he's training Atreus in a way that if Kratos is forced against his will to try to kill Atreus, he can fight back pretty well, unlike his daughter. I mean, think about it. Kratos has little to no protection against a bow, and that shock arrow seemed to harm him a lot. And since Kratos said that he would gladly let Atreus kill him if it meant he would live, what if it's all foreshadowing for Kratos to have his mind taken over by another God to attack Atreus, but Atreus has to kill him, as foreshadowed by dialogue and the painting made by the giants, which would also give Atreus a motive to hunt down the Gods and become a new Kratos?
It's probably not going to happen, but it's just a theory. A GAME THEORY!
you forgot to at "AND THANKS FOR READING" at the end
Yknow us blacks do almost the same shit
Shimmer Shine and they were considered full citizens
"I'm going to cut off your head now"
god that was a fantastic line
Fair enough.
The Phantom Conner mcgregor having a UFC fight in a dragon
*god that was a fantastic line of war
Unrealassassin227 that didn’t roll of the tongue at all, but nice try
The world serpent is Atreus’ child and memire was the only one who spoke his language until he taught atreus who than taught the world serpent.
And he got punched by Thor so hard he went into the past
Kunaal Uppal yeah but that wasn’t that important in how he learned the language
@@cooper_rustad4610 it was as Atreus taught him it. It's his son
Kunaal Uppal I’m aware I literally said that in the comment
No one actually teaches Atreus the dead language. It's just Atreus' gift as a god to easily understand languages. Hence how he learns 3 more languages from his native language within the span of a week.
The thing about Balders dialog in the beginning is that the whole thing is a double entendre. We think he's talking about Kratos and him being an Olympian God, but it's actually just Balder thinking he's the giant, not knowing that it was Faye or that she's died.
the "omega is every travel rune" that is NOT the omega symbol. it is a norse rune for "transport" or "portal", and it looks almost exactly like the omega symbol. it is one reason it is used for the games symbol, since the omega symbol was the original symbol. the things that change is the small runes INTERLACED into the rune. each new one has the small runes in different places, and one is brighter at the point the circle inter-laps [at the bottom of it]. THAT is the travel rune.
one transport rune, with 9 travel runes interlaced in it. the bottom of the transport rune is the "key slot", where the travel rune is they "key". change the "key" around, the travel gate will read the new key, and turn to its door, and open the path.
dont try to explain ,the guy does nnot know everything about the game ,and he knows nothing about the norse mytology nor greek ,he is just a hater
18:33 Tyr didn't want to kill them, the trap was meant as a test, if they are smart and clever enough
The ledge paint was the mom telling them where to go. She was the last Guardian of Jotenheim
This is true. *However I don’t understand how Faye marked some areas such as a ravine that is made after her death during the fight between balder and Kratos*
Someone 5173 I know that. BUT during the fight with Kratos and Baldur at the start of the game (which occurs after Faye’s death) they create a ravine and inside said JUST created ravine is paint from Faye
NiNtEnDo NiBbA Well that’s true, but let’s not forget that basically everything in this game is explained with deus ex magica.
Someone 5173 fair
@@sum1221 It's a soft magic system. They don't need to go into the details, just that it can be done and some rules and limitations. Also, we're already kinda dealing with gods and stuff so eh
When Kratos and Minor were discussing Helheim and Valhalla, Minor says you go to Helheim if you die from old age, which Kratos says "it is dishonorable to grow old?". Nice reference to Spartan history, where the elderly were seen as figures of respect due to survive that long in a land of warriors. Neat bit of concistancy
The thing with the apples.... In Ancient Greece tossing an apple was a marriage proposal
The Apples of Idunn? Those are a reference to the apples of Idunn in Norse mythology, which kept the gods young and healthy.
No... Kraevon is referring to the myth of Atalanta, in which a suitor married Atalanta by winning a footrace against her using golden apples.
And since Kratos is Greek he might have viewed it differently.
Kraevorn dude, it was a dwarf offering him an apple to eat. You don’t need to pull out Wikipedia out of your ass to know that.
So sindri almost asked kratos to marry him?!
@@Γιώργος-ε3τ nah just a throwaway joke/reference
SPOILER...
Cory Barlog in an interview with Eazy Allies confirmed that Baldur had mistaken Kratos as a Giant. The magic stave that hid them from the Aesir was made by Faye, and the trees that channeled her magic were marked by her to be used as part of her funeral pyre to draw the God's attention and force Kratos and Atreus to embark on their journey, otherwise Kratos would've stalled on the task believing his son wouldn't be ready.
Baldur figured he was a Giant so he would know they were looking for a way to Jötunheim. It's why he was being "coy" with his wording.
KuroTengetsu91 truuue.... Kratos is like what 8ft tall? Canon i believe. Fucking huge dude
KuroTengetsu91 this had to be confirmed? I thought it was obvious
Anime will be burned for those who thought Baldur looking for a giant was a plothole or not explained. Some people just don't listen.
@@HarlesBently nope
Kratos is 6'5
Zeus is 8ft
Hercules is 7foot
@@11simonjr that doesnt sound right based on gow3. in gow3 kratos appears about the same size, if not a little bigger than zeus and hercules looks a few feet taller than both of them.
Doesn't take away a single sin for any of the badass world serpent stuff. Smh.
Megashark 101 I was upset about that
He isn’t GNC 😂
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Nothing is wrong with God of war 4
You think kratos could take the world serpent?. I mean that thang was all business taking on the giant
"They Both survive this" WTF, THEY ARE GODS, Hence, surviving a fall isnt hard
@Ned Kelly
We all know Kratos will crawl and climb himself back to life.
you see this badass do that in the very first cutscene of the second game
Technically Atreus is a Demi-God
Kratos is a demi-god, Atreus is part man, part god and part ice giant
@@leonpaelinck It was confirmed that Kratos was a god in an interview for GOW4, and Faye wasn't a ice giant, just a Giant, he is Part God and Part Giant.
‘She left a lot to chance...’
Well clearly not, as she knew everything was going to happen.
Spin that bullshit somewhere else...
@@thedarkdojo5115 spin your momma somewhere else
yeah skin joe mamma so we’re else
D00M SL4Y3R it’s facts tho. She literally painted their entire journey on the wall at the end. It’s implied she could see the future.
I’m going to be very disappointed if I don’t see a bonus boy-counter sin round at the end of this.
Edit: Okay, I’ll settle for the achievement.
Good Smithies that would have extended the video 25 minutes
There better be a bonus round for Kratos saying “boy”
Michael Talley you mean boi
Michael Talley boi
Definitely a missed opportunity. But theres probably already boy cuts on TH-cam
vVAstrAVv there is, I saw a few way before this video
*BOI*
A lot of things you considered sins were things that added to the character or plot of the game
2:22 I keep hearing this same thing in sins videos of this game. This isn't a sin of the game, it's character development for Kratos. Kratos is trying to teach Atreus valuable lessons like controlling your anger and not being so quick to snap. He's trying to teach Atreus things to sway him from being as much of an asshole as he was.
Exactly. Kratos is a hypocrite, yes, but for good reasons. He desperatly wants his son to not be like him
@@leonpaelinck it's less hypocrisy and more like learning from his mistakes.
@@leonpaelinck actually hypocrisy would be if Kratos still acted like that. Since, he himself has changed and learned to channel his rage, it would be him learning from his mistakes and growing into a beeter person.
@@leonpaelinck He’s not a hypocrite, but has learned from his mistakes and is trying to teach atreus as well of his rage and how he uses it. At the very start you can see he is a changed man. He was about to snap but held back when they were hunting the deer.
No, he was testing his son to see if he was ready for the journey, knowing at the very least it would not be a simple one
Maybe Sindri and Brok live across from each other like how Home Depot and Lowe's are always neighbors.
Why is this the best comment ever?
“This is Kratos’ son, Boy”
💀💀💀
Also known as Atreus
I laughed so hard with this 😂
Also known as Loki
Also known as a puny god
3:59 he's not stuck on the bridge it's just that he can't move his "star wars animal" with him when he goes between realms
Yep and if this guy actually played the game brok even says later on he cooked his animal lol
This man really pronounced chasms with a “ch”
add 10 to the sin count for this video.
Some people only see words written and never actually hear it being said.
He also mispronounces Thanos, which perturbs me to no end
Lol.. I'm going to give him 50 sins for that one.
@Emi Chasm is pronounced by ignoring the H.
The blades of chaos follow kratos. They always appear wherever he goes, so he just kept them
I think that also eplains why he said it's not a family heirloom and will never be
0:45 Carrying his second wife's ashes again shouldn't be a sin. If anything it should be a praised for having history repeat itself, but in a more peaceful manner. -1
1:40 More like he's trying to teach him a lesson about following through with responsibilities. -1
2:15 The whole story isn't about Kratos leading by example, half the time, he's teaching Atreaus based on his own mistakes. -1
2:29 Baldr assumes they know what he wants because Baldr knows , spoiler, Kratos' wife was a giant with prophetic powers. -1
That said, Baldr still believes Kratos is playing dumb even as they are killing eachother in an epic brawl of gods. +1
2:48 to be fair, his identity hasn't been revealed yet. -1
Also, I was remotely familiar with Norse myth before playing this but hadn't heard about how hard he was to kill, just that he dies which kicks off Ragnarok. Not gonna sin the game for that, just you for assuming too much.
5:06 I don't see why he wouldn't try, seeing as how Kratos can recall the axe like Mjolnr. He doesn't get it back immediately, but he has no reason to believe he wouldn't. -1
6:05 As you will later find out, Dwarves can travel between realms at will, and that temple exists in all nine realms, obviously it's not submerged in all of them. -1
8:24 I don't see why all origins stories can't be true. Every origin can just apply to each region the mythos takes place in. -1
11:07 Who cares? That's shot's my wallpaper now. -1
11:11 That is a joke about video games in general. Where as gamers call infinite inventories "magic satchels" Sindri has a literal one. Applause -1
11:58 She was a prophet, she didn't have to be specific about which mountain top, because she knew they would eventually get there, wether she was specific or not. -1
13:49 Well, who are they going to question about her will? Her ashes? And... again.... SHE WAS A PROPHET. -1
16:40 I'd always assumed they were the same weapons throughout all his journeys. GoW1 They were stripped away by Ares, but he's given the "blades of Athena" soon after. Athena probably just nabbed them from Ares and gave them a fresh golden coat while Kratos walked to that cliff before giving them back. Then those blades got fucked up in the River Styx and were immediately repaired into the "Blades of Exile" in Gow3. So yeah, Always the same weapons just a new title with each repair job. -1
17:18 Norse mythology does mention him and all the other trolls though. So you're not really sinning the game, you're sinning mythology. -1
18:29 Because if you were paying attention, you'd have learned Tyr wants to test the goodness of any gods who came to retrieve the rune. Odin and sons would probably just let each other die in this trap, and the rune wouldn't become available to them. -1
19:40 It was a bit too sudden, but getting stabbed and sent to any version of Hell would be pretty humbling for a child. -1
20:45 In Norse Mythology Thor's hammer was made out of a pigskin, some gold, and eight duplicates of Odin's Ring. You have no idea what these two are capable of. -1
22:13 I refuse to allow you to sin any part of that spiritually maturing scene. -1
22:19 YOU SAID IT YOURSELF THIS TIME!!! SHE WAS... *inhales* She was a prophet. Nothing was left to chance. -1
Sins removed: 17
True sin count: 93
Sentence: ... Game of the Year.
Kazuma - kun Baldr thought Kratos was the giant. He wasn't looking for his wife. He was just looking for a giant living in this particular section of the forest. Since Kratos was the only person he found he naturally assumed he was who he was looking for.
Manuel Ortiz I’m glad someone corrected him.
- the amount of sins = to that of the times Kratos says (Christopher Judge voice activated) *BOY*
One thing I disagree with is the blades of chaos. The blades are chaos and blades of athena are similar yes, but they are two different weapons. Same looks different powers.
I have never once heard any fellow gamer call their inventory their "magic satchel", whether it was in a game with an infinite inventory or not
I’m going to have to sin your pronunciation of “chasm”.
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12:24 “This has been a series largely devoid of humor.”
Did you forget about the boat Captain, the silly costumes, the sex mini games, & Kratos killing David Jaffe? This series has had various amounts of humor long before this game rolled around.
Climbing slowly and slow elevators aren't a mechanical weakness, it's honestly genius, it's the reason they managed to pull off an almost exclusively single take game, by having slow climbs be "loading screens" as well as elevators, but I guess people like to complain anyway
I also saw them as ways to cut areas into multiple loadable areas. Any time you have a boat ride into a small cavern, run around the tree's branch, crawl in a small tunnel or have to lift a fallen tree/pillar it really is just the game being cut in sections.
SIRLagalot007 and sadly those of us that use an SSD in our ps4 have to deal with these same times for loading. Kinda sucks. Woulda been better if they were sped up to be equal to loading time.
And most of the time we have Mimir saying something like an elevator music
You forgot to mention Kratos surviving that drop... why climb around if you can easily survive dropping down from cliffs and other obstacles.
God of war is a master piece, but everything has flaws
ALLDocks Kitten 10/10 doesn’t mean perfect to me at least and this is definitely a 10
ALLDocks Kitten most of the flaws in the video is just ignorance and horrible research
@@kboyraid I wouldn't say most but yea seems like the guy didn't do his research and just watched a Gow4 cutscene movie.
socks man very true
2:51 except we don't actually know that he's Baldur at that point.
@Vicodyn Why?
@Vicodyn Ok I can see your point. I still don't think it should be a sin though, because people like myself, who know nothing about Norse mythology, had no idea who he was supposed to be at that point.
@Vicodyn I knew Norse mythology but was thrown off by the fact that, by my understanding, Baldur is generally portrayed as a nice guy in the mythos (by Norse standards).
Maybe I'm wrong but wasn't he supposedly the most beautiful Male God and that almost everyone (except Loki) wept for him to come back from the dead?
In a way, that moment is a nudge nudge wink wink to those who figured out that he's impervious to death (almost)
You really should’ve done more research, a lot of ignorant points made 🤦🏽♂️
As usual in his videos and every other CinemaSins knock off.
Well it is supposed to be a joke right. Because if you want an actual review i do not think this is the right place.
@@ricardopasillas310 Yeah but it's a bad joke when he tries to be witty with wrong or twisted information, which happens in pretty much every video of his.
Yeah, it was getting boring real quick, not to mention irritating. No offense.
@@CidGuerreiro1234 why did you say CinemaSins knock off as that implies that this is not true of CinemaSins itself?
Who’s Atreus? I only know *BOI*
MAH BOI, this game is what all true warriors strive for!
1:06 "Really shows the cycle of lowered expectations"
WTF r u talking about lowered expectations? Everyone at the e3 had high expectations for the boy
Hes just bullshitting half the shit mate, take it with grain of salt whatever he spews
Well, in myth, Loki is somehow the father of the World Serpent. So it might be that he taught him to speak "giant" or some language of his own creation, and everyone calls it "dead", because they just have no idea what the fuck.
Or, if you really want to use the timetravel mindfuck, this is like in terminator.
Boy learned that language from listening Mimir and Jormungand, Mimir learned it from the Serpent and the serpent learned it from Boy.
Jet 27 if it was made up mimir wouldn't understand it
But as mimir also explains boy has a gift for language so he definitely taught the serpent that
Francesco I have LoZ: Ocarina of time flashbacks.
Might this be a game that Dartigan actually....likes?!
Edit: A lot of people don't seem to get, that this is a joke
he seems to have a thing for hack & slash games tho
He also liked Metal Gear Rising
He likes tons of video games. He just nitpicks games no matter how much he loves the video game.
He enjoys most of the games he has sinned. Only very few games he didn't like.
Dude, watch the Metal Gear Revengeance video :D
Kratos is being cold to boy to forge him into a warrior.
But cares about him at the same time, since Atreus was a sickly child and born in Sparta would be unfit to be a spartan soldier
Kratos looked for and kept the blades so that he’ll always remember the past but use the blades for his family only ,Cory barlog said something like that
Mad Jack It was confirmed via the novelization that he tried to get rid of the Blades of Chaos, but they always found their way back to him somehow.
I just thought the man needed weapons
jaggernut -123 im late but i agree with you, sometimes the simplest answer is the actual answer :v
18:20 Freya said that the temple was untouched for over 150 years so the vase being there does make sense it's the only hint we have with how much time has passed since GOW3 so why would that timeline not make sense?
It's also explained in the game that Tyr was a time and dimension traveller but seems he missed that too
Boy: Can I... turn into an animal
Kratos: Nani?
Edit: Reading the comments really explains a lot lol
They didnt sleep through fimbulwinter, its simply years later... After the ending, they wake up and Atreus talks about a premonition through a dream...
5:48 it's called a time paradox. Since (spoiler) atreus is Loki, and Jormungandr is Loki's son, then the scenario is that Loki taught that language to his son, but Loki learned it because of the same son who traveled to the past and taught him that.
Remember the song of storms paradox in Ocarina of time? It's the same thing. Who taught who how to play the song.
Love that Ragnarok tore this apart
That's not the third voice actor Athena has had. That was her original voice actor from the first two games.
Woldwolf No she hasn't. A quick google search will tell you that. In God of War, God of War II, and God of War (2018) she's voiced by Carole Ruggier. In God of War: Chains of Olympus, God of War III, and God of War: Ghost of Sparta she's voiced by Erin Torpey.
I know this is a joke video, but some of these sins honestly hurt my soul because of how unjustified they are. For example, Kratos being more harsh with Atreus than Calliope makes more sense than if he wasn't, because Spartans boys train from birth and receive harsh treatment daily, whilst daughters are taught how to fight *and* get a small bit of combat training to protect their village. The kind of cold treatment Atreus receives here is extremely loving by Kratos' standards.
Also, the sin about dwarven travel between realms is explained right in front of you, yet you still feel the need to sin it? It's pretty simple. Dwarven magic is so incomprehensible for humans that they do not understand what they are seeing, so they see nothing at all. The reason why dragons can see dwarves but humans can't is like tracker dogs being able to smell for clues whilst humans can't. It makes perfect sense.
Also, there is technically no such "convenience" in this game, as everything you set out to do is controlled by fate. So let's say you decide to not complete story missions for over a month, instead focusing and completing all side missions before you face Baldur at the end. Well, technically Faye has already anticipated that, hence all the ledge markings everywhere you go. No matter how far you steer away from the main objective, or how convenient the main objective seems, Faye has already planned for it. Because everything that happens in the game was *meant* to happen.
Finally, because I can't keep going on forever, Baldur had never seen Faye in his life. Baldur was sent by Odin to find a giant in Midgard because that would be the only way for Baldur to undo the magic Freya had put on him. Odin was lying, of course, but bear in mind, Odin didn't say, "Go find the giant known as Laufey. She's a woman, who has an axe, and she's living in Midgard. Can't miss her." All he said was, "Go find the giant hiding in Midgard." Much more vague, which is why Baldur mistook Kratos for being the giant in question. Everything Baldur says to Kratos when they first meet clearly tell us he is looking for a giant, but at the time, we thought he was talking about Kratos, which is a testament to how fantastic the dialogue in this game is. For example, when Baldur says, "Thought you'd be bigger...", he's referring to how Giants are typically big creatures, but we thought he was smack-talking about how the Ghost of Sparta wasn't as big as he thought he'd be. When Baldur says, "I thought you're kind was supposed to be so enlightened-", he's referring to how the giants were supposed to be the most intelligent of all the races, but we thought he was talking about how the Greeks were so enlightened in their science and philosophy.
Oh yeah, and for the love of God (of War), do some research before you post these videos. The only way to make these videos funny is if the sin is completely justified and is actually a flaw within the game's story. Making unjustified sins makes the video irritating to watch. It doesn't matter if you only sin once, as long as it is a good sin. E.g. Kratos never tried to look for the Blades of Chaos, instead trying as hardest as he could to throw them away, or banish them for good. But because the Blades are cursed, they always found their way back to him, which is why he keeps them tucked away in his home, as a reminder of the atrocities he has committed.
But all in all, it was a good video, and it had me laughing a couple of times. And remember what Kratos has said: "Speed costs accuracy.".
Sin 11: Kratos wants BOI to be tough and disciplined, so he can protect himself.
"Game assumes the story of Baldur is so obscure..."
To be fair, I didn't know of Baldur's invulnerability or weakness before this game.
Also, sinning Brok for "stepping behind a stone" to upgrade the Blades of Chaos because "I see no smithing equipment back there," when Brok literally says a half second before, "I left my equipment in Midgard, be right back."
14:50 everyone knows dragons have true sight, nothing is invisible to them
SEREFKI have you seen the hobbit?
Really? EVERYONE knows that?
@@Rhf_-ib8cp yes, bilbo is jumping between dimensions, not actually being invisible.
@@glooperscooper everyone who is into clasic fantasy
@@glooperscooper I mean I knew
The worst part about the story is that it has an ending
Isolation 117 the next part will start Kratos killing Thor and taking his hammer.
Don't know if you are being serious or not, but I can easily see that happening
Well we know Ragnorok cannot be prevented. Kratos might be put in a position where he has to kill his son, but is unable to. Then the end happens.
Isolation 117 The worst part was the reveal for Atreus
Wildwolf The ending is great. It finishes many of the plot build ups all at the same time, which is needed for a great ending. It still has a sense of mystery, and sets up very well for the sequel. It told us just enough to satisfy us, while leaving us wanting more.
What is in your mind a great ending? God of War 3, when Kratos stabs himself and just dies!?
"Kratos is already so much of an asshole he doesn't even need to eat apples to look like one". One of my favorite Game Sins lines ever.
20:14 did Zeus also sound like Count Dooku?
Because its the same VA as in Clone Wars series.
Xorras I feel nostalgic
Incitos Sol he has the same voice actor from God of War II, and III.
Makes sense. Both use electricity as a weapon. xD
The previous VA for Kratos voiced Mace Windu in TCW. A little disappointed they never had a scene together.
Great video! Been looking forward to this one.
Just so you know, Athena is actually voiced by her original voice actress in this game. I wasn't certain of this at first but I looked it up and it was Carole Ruggier here.
That part with Fryea not noticing the mistletoe holding the quiver together even though she cared for him for at least a few hours is a nice catch, I never noticed it before.
Also I would give a sin for how Kratos puts Fryea on the funeral pier, her being placed so off center on it always bothered the heck out of me.
8:06
Pretty sure Boi just doesn't know the limitations of a normal human considering he's only lived amoung Gods and such.
16:07 "Hey, my son has cancer, how come i never had cancer?"
Clearly spartan's blood and giant's blood don't mix well together at first
I think it’s because Atreus was subconsciously invoking Spartan Rage without knowing what he was.
MovieNerd_EP
I don't think that is something people would complain about not having...
MovieNerd_EP kratos was born angry
MovieNerd_EP made me think if kratos daughter had the same thing
1:48 wtf , he is teaching him to survive( to kill the deer for food in order to survive) trying to build that nature up in him, and thats a sin wtf
Hell, they didn't eat a single piece of bread the whole journey and after that too, and when Brok was eating that meat, Kratos said the were not hungry, that shows they never eat.
For anyone who is wondering, I came back from reading the wikipedia page about Ragnarök, and Modi and Magni were supposed to survive it. So they don't plan to kill every god in the way they originally die.
Derkosson
Ragnarök begins when Baldr dies, so it has not begun yet until the next game, and many dead gods come back, including Modi, Magni, and Baldr
They kinda flipped Norse myth on it's head; because Norse Gods in the original mythology weren't the dicks they're made out to be in the game, they also made Giants out to be almost wholly benevolent.
But yeah, Magni and Modi were supposed to be the only two gods left after Ragnarök, but they die first in this, Modi is supposed to mean "Brave", but he spends the majority of boss battles crying and running away, Mimir is supposed to be Odin's counsel/guide/best mate, but he hates his guts, Odin is supposed to be all-knowing, but Mimir called him a dumbshit, Baldur is supposed to be really nice and loved by everyone; but he's a fuckin' sadist, etc.
And we all know Atreus is gonna grow up and fuck a horse.
@@basedbattledroid3507 I might go back and read the Norse myths again. Sure the Norse gave a lot of praise to gods like Thor and Odin, but if you read the stories themselves they are horrible people from our cultural viewpoint. Thor, for instance, kicks a dwarf into the funeral pyre of Baldur just because he is upset. The poor dwarf did not deserve his fate. I would not be so quick to call the Norse gods nice.
Kratos is basically like an intruder into the norse myth ..so yeah it will be heavily altered
@@basedbattledroid3507 Well everyone pretty much vowed to like him aside from the mistletoes, which is why they can hurt him. They weren't cast in the spell of praising baldur. Also, who's to say that some more brutal behavior was the norm back then, nowadays people are wa morw soft tuned to anything, some might regard baldur as sadistic while some of the "barbarism" may be more acceptable back then.
(Not saying that the tales happened, but the mythology had to be made by some people as explainations for example, so the tales/mythology must have been based off of something)
I mean half of these were you not listening. Faye is a giant, she can see the future. She knows exactly what would happen knows they would see mimir and would be redirected to jotunheim thus figuring out she was a giant.
Pretty much every "If it hadn't been for coincidence" argument can be countered with "Giants can see the future"
Bulder knows there’s a giant in Midgard and thinks kratos is the giant
My vote goes to Far Cry 5, it has far more sins that deserve your attention!
oh god yes!
Kifflom Dolphin is that supposed to be a pun
Lol
Yes! FC5 = most disappointing, depressing game I have ever played (but not finished, because it's not even fun enough for me to bother).
That game is a sin in itself
So, is dartigan a ripoff of GCN or the other way around? Cause they share a lot of lines in this video, like word to word xD
Other way around. Dartigan uploaded the a few months before GCN
82nd sin:
The time between God of War 3 and this new one is unspecified. Since Kratos is immortal, it could literally have been aeons
You made some good points man and im happy you took off the sins deserved to be taken off keep up the good work
The ledge paint is there because Kratos’s wife already knew there journey and did special marking. Hence why you see the same colored marking on the tree in the beginning of the game. She purposely did all of the markings. That’s why the dragur were so close to the house is because the trees had a spell on them to keep dragur out. But kratos’s wife purposely wanted them to break there spell to begin their journey.
5:29 if u listen closly the world serpent its saying i love you kratos:)
the game sin series is an obvious joke parody. the only reason people would get mad about this is if they actually thought the sins were actually intended to highlight flaws or claim the game is bad
MrInuhanyou123 yeah. If this was serious commentaries, he would have not remove the sin
You do realized that you can highlight a flaw in anything through joke or parody, right?
you can also exaggerate nothing and turn it into a "flaw", which is what this series intentionally does for laughs
and you profile pic is disgusting aswell
look who's talking xD
18:24 Are you assuming the timeline? How do you know Kratos adventures in Greece weren't that long ago?
7:32 You counted that as a sin, but the sin counter din’t increase.
Edit: The explanation to why the dwarves are at all places really quick. Remember that stone brok gave to you? The stone you use to fast travel? They have these stones as well, and they also use the fast travel. The dragon that attacked sindri, saw him doing the fast travel and decided to attack him. Dragons are beings that can detect people traveling by the Yggdrasil.
They don't really have stones. They can just do it
*How you treat a daughter and how you treat a son are a bit different.
*Also the boar that Atreus shot was not actually a boar but a special shape shifting being (but he has lost his ability to shapeshift for some reason and is stuck in boar form).
*La'Faye knew Mimir would be there.... she knew the entire journey and even what is still to come.
*Kratos WAS sickly as a child as well.
*Atreus has Spartan Rage/Chaos flames as well (see time when he got the sickness).
*Brok traveled back to Midguard really quick and then returned to you (they not only can turn invisible but travel effortlessly through the realms).
Not sure why but sins in sin videos really get my upset since you are the sin counter and you make the same lazy mistakes you sin for. In the immortal words of Zeus and Kratos... YOU MUST BE BETTER!
Welcome to every Dartigan video ever.
No it's sexist!
@@CidGuerreiro1234 I wouldn't say that. Some of them are really good
kratos wasnt sickly as a child,that was calliope
He can shape shift aswell
5:45
Okay that might actually be explained though. Only Mimir knows the language but maybe just because it wasn’t invented yet.
According to Norse Mythology Jörmungandr (World Serpent) is the son of Loki (Boi).
So maybe that’s the language they made up so they could speak to each other (since Boy can speak to animals already in this game, this is defintiely a possibility)
You forgot to mention that when when the serpent lets you inside his mouth the teeth are perfect and all there but when you row into it theres a clear gap😂
This is the greatest game ever!!
That being said
‘Kratos still has to deal with the ashes, but instead of wearing them, he has to carry them up a mountain’
Gold 😂
1) Baldur thought Kratos was the Giant. He WAS looking for Faye, but all he knew is he was looking for a Giant. That's why he said he thought he'd be bigger. Baldur, even up to his death (I think), always assumed Kratos was the Giant he was sent to find by Odin. He never knew about Faye, specifically, so why would he ask about her?
2) Clearly the Dwarves can move and exist in the folds of time and space. So time works differently for them. They're able to have a working forge in seconds, and upgrade the ax with a tap, because that's all you saw. You didn't see the work, but the work did happen and it happened in front of you... but was imperceptible.
Everything Wrong With God of War: Nothing. Empty list
Has no real boss fights
Well, the re skins
Saad Point baldur
you're telling me you weren't annoyed with kratos automatically climbing down the chains whenever you wanted to just kick them down to use for later??
@@nhiamoua5816 definitely
Also, I get mega annoyed that Kratos doesn't use his legs while climbing the chains. Maybe he would climb faster then
You do realize that its revealed he isn't a boar but a shape shifter who ended up getting stuck in that form that's just the gist of it
14:21 Fun fact: In ancient greek, throwing an apple to a person is like saying "I love you"
Gaming sins' sins':
- 2:35 Baldur was sent to find a "Giant" because the presence of Faye was detected after Kratos breaks the veil of protection placed on the forest (The Trees he cut down), Odin also had no information about the Giant's physical appearance so naturally Baldur would assume a beefy guy like Kratos in the SPECIFIC part of the forest they could not detect till now as the Giant they were looking for. (Also if you realized, Faye and the World Serpent are both considered as Giants despite some races included clearly are not big at all)
- You put a shirt on Kratos, how dare you
- 6:44 Brok and Sindri are blacksmiths in the sense that they make anything conceivable in their heads, making something they don't ever use is one of them. i.e making weapons despite not using one
- 10:38 Sure they can fly and then what? Fly into a temple filled with Draugr and Dark Elves who have made camp around the Light of Alfheim?
- 11:30 Once again, Baldr has NO IDEA that Kratos was a God and not a Giant YET. Therefore he is looking for him as expected
- 13:18 Some races despite not being a god has "godlike" powers, like how Giants can see the future
- 13:33 Mimir is bewitched in a way that he can NEVER reveal the weakness of Baldr, which he already knew before meeting Kratos
Sin Counter: 6
Sentence: Replay the game on Give Me God of War difficulty
Missed opportunity of pointing out that Helheim has no reason of being called Helheim since Hel doesn't exist yet, being one of Loki's offspring
There is some evidence that she was named after the place and not the other way around, i.e. older texts not refering to her by name, often being called "Loki's daughter" and variations thereupon etc. might mean she wasn't called Hel until later.
It's a theory rather than an evidence. What is there is a lack of stories featuring Hel that lead to think that she might have been added later in the mythology as a personification of the underworld.
However, seeing the similarities between Norse and Greek mythology, is very much likely that Helheim took its name from Hel after Odin put her in the underworld (much like Hades, major realms were identified with their ruler.
It still is questionable enough to raise some doubts and sin it. If they simply called it "Hel" instead of "Hel's Realm", it would have been less ambiguous without losing mythological accuracy
Yeah, I'm not saying that's what absolutely happened or that it's the prevailing theory just that it's a possibility that there is possible evidence for. It was more meant to be a fun fact than a correction.
There are other minor things that suggest the place could have been called Hel before the goddess was but I've run out of articulation and that wasn't my point to begin with.
Yeah, sorry, i was just trying to tackle it from every angle, didn't want to imply you were saying that
I don't think it's that big of a deal really, they might just decide not to make her Loki's daughter.
world serpent suddenly eating the thor statue after all those centuries bugged me too lol
11:54 The only people who figured out he was a god was an actual god and the smartest man alive.
Plus, mimir had a magical eye that probably let him see kratos' boyhood. Freya was hiding from gods so having a detection system would be likely
Kratos technically did suffer from an illness before he learned about his own godhood. Atreus only gets sick when he’s filled with rage, which you can see repeatedly throughout the game. The ‘big illness’ moment happens when he just nearly activates his Spartan rage. When Kratos was younger, he was being raised in Sparta. Things like rage and violence were seen as viable traits, being sickly got you thrown in a pit. Because Kratos was raised w those Spartan behaviors and practices, it allowed him to control the rage and ‘illness’ faster than boy, who was raised with more kindness and peace via Faye.
*"how does one blow a horn with no lungs"* Gold 😂
The crystal meth comment was so out of nowhere it makes me question whether or not it's a joke.
First Erron Black, now Magni...Troy baker has a habit of voice acting really badass characters who never win a single fight 🥺
You have an attractive voice, has anyone told you that? It's partly why your uploads are so....marathon-able. That is a word now, English isn't my native language. But, I like your voice. 😊
someones hot for teacher
you're right. Part of the reason why i like to watch him sinning games
i agree 👍
Starfire stop or I'm telling Dick
The 4th Solution 😋😝😆
4:23
Skill can grow up by more practicing. They might’ve gain some new trick during those time and when they see they thought “oh Faye axe could be much better if I do this”
the boy is actually pretty strong, man (some moments in the game already shows this)
2:28: Yes, Kratos had anger management problems in previous games. But a clear motivation Kratos has in THIS game is that he wants Atreus to grow to become a better person than Kratos himself has been. So, _yes,_ he will tell Atreus to manage his own anger better than Kratos managed his own in the past, and he will do so because of the lessons he learned _from_ his past. That's no sin; that's character growth. And being a parent.
True, the guy who made that sin doesn't know that there is a word called 'realisation'
"Sees title"
Kratos voice: tread lightly boy.
Foreal
Gaming sin's sin - 7:32 u made the sound of a sin but didn't add it
he adds it later in the next sin
Well I mean his dad is kind of the only reference for an adult humans strength he has
1:05 It's points like this that leave me wondering if I should laugh or not. How serious is this?
60% of the sins are a stretch in a narrow minded structured arguement. Some of these are great! A lot of these requires registering subtlety with non verbal communication. (I know you edge lords will run with that). Oh well.
14:18 funny enough tossing an apple is how Greeks do a marriage proposal in the past.
Now that GoW: Ragnarök is out, we can confirm how Baldur was able to likely get into Midgard thanks to Odin's ravens.
Honestly no joke when I first saw this the first thing I said to myself was “oh boy” XP
I was thinking of all the sins you’ve gave for painted ledges but at the end, I was like Whoah. That is how you do painted ledges lol.