God of War Ragnarok - Part 3
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 พ.ย. 2022
- God of War Ragnarok just keeps getting better!
God of War 2018: • God Of War
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God of War Ragnarök is an action-adventure video game developed by Santa Monica Studio and the sequel to 2018's God of War. Based on Norse mythology, the game will be set in ancient Scandinavia and feature series protagonist Kratos and his teenage son Atreus. - เกม
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Feels so good to have a big series on the channel again. Hasn’t felt like this for a long time, appreciate all the love and support on each video ❤
YO JACK LOVE YOU MAN
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ALL THE LOVE SIR!! GOOD TO BE BACK WATCHING YOU AGAIN 🥔
it’s been a fantastic series so far. It comes out at 2am for me and I’ve still been up to catch the new episode every time. I’ve been so excited for this for so long.
We all missed a long series like this too 😊
Thanks for sharing the game with us 🤩
Kratos: *slaughters everything in his path*
Atreus: *swears*
Kratos: Now you’ve officially gone too far buddy
Spartans are brutal but that doesn't mean they're potty mouthed, we've seen all the shit Kratos has gone through you ever heard him swear.
@@liammercado1235 You got a point
Don't edit your comment
@@Lord_parzival_ man was always fluent when yelling threats at someone.
@@justhaiden don’t tell people what to do
1:14:09
Kratos: "My son brought us to this place for YOU. Look at him!"
Atreus: "🥺"
Bean. Protect him at all costs.
Karen and Anna
vs
Virgin Tyr
How Cute❤️
Remember kids: never meet your heroes.
Tyr is like the sea beast we tried to free 🥺
Jack: *tries to speak the ancient toungue*
Jörmungandr: THE FUCK DID YOU SAY ABOUT MY FATHER!?.
Lol
Time stamp
لا إلاه إلا الله No God except Allah
@@hhhghhhhhhhhh isn’t Allah basically god anyway
@@hhhghhhhhhhhh we dont care
Seeing atreus banter with sindri made me really enjoy this take of Loki. He's the god of mischief but in a rambunctious teenager sort of way
"She was my WIFE" couldn't have been said more hurt and badass.
The voice actor for Kratos is so good at keeping stoic while still showing a range of emotions in his voice. Like when he told Atreus he could have killed him after he fought him as a bear, you could hear the worry in his voice but he still didn't sound any less Kratos-y.
@YeaMan page*
where was this
@@fizzysoda_pop episode one in the fight with bjorn
I love how as we see more of fey we see kratos out of his element. Until now he was cold to women. His previous wife was honestly nothing but a prop. Fey was more his equal. I. The first episode she pats him on the chest and goes good boy. Could you imagine Wife number 1 being like that. Fey teases and jokes with him and he does play along. It's adorable.
"Is that a South African accent?"
Jack was spot on with that assessment. Durlin's VA, Usman Ally, was born in Swaziland (now Eswatini) in South Africa and grew up primarily in South and East African countries.
dam dude you know stuff dont you?
There's a point where the caption shows Durlin saying 'yeah', but he says 'ja' instead 😂
Also that point where he says "pay it at your leisure, okay?" that inflection on 'okay', very typically south african 😂
I find it funny that I didn't even recognise my own country's accent till it was pointed out.
@@bloblubli3735 tbf, same xD
Oh, so that is why the teacher in fanboy and chumchum could 't find it on the map. They renamed it.
Coming back to this series, I realized; Freya killing Atreus would prevent Ragnarok, as Kratos would end up killing everyone in a blind rage.
kratos would end up BEING Ragnarok
Kratos would become the ghost of the nine realms
@@adilehsan929 Ghost of Scandinavia
I can’t get over Kratos and Mimir scolding Atreus for saying ‘shit’ several times in a life-threatening situation
i mean he is a child it doesnt really matter what kind of situation it is.
And then jack 2 minutes later forgetting completely
Kinda hypocritical of them, no? He's said it before and they didn't have a problem when Mimir was joking with him.
Plus, Atreus is a teen now. He should be able to swear at this point.
They weren't criticizing him for what he said, it was for the fact that he was panicking. Kratos wanted him to stay focused and keep himself safe.
@@evankehoe4558 that makes way more sense
atreus: but what about war, tho?
atreus: but have you considered war?
atreus: got war?
We have war at home boy
@@ItsDaHoots
War at Home: "Meh."
Nobody "..."
Odin: "I want moar power."
@@ItsDaHoots *his dog's fighting*
@@ItsDaHoots the war at home: ZEUUUUUUUUUSSSS
i think we have a new god of war
Atreus' outburst at Sindri in the previous game mad me rly sad and feel bad for him so I'm so glad to see them as buddies again and even secretly working together teehee
Oh just you wait...
@@myrandomchannelable not cool man
Yea just you wait, doesn’t last for long
@@CCG_LargoBargo I mean it lasted pretty long considering they maintained a r/s throughout majority of the game, situation changed only till the end so I’ll take it
Lmao all yall but purr fucked up for that😂
Atreus: ah come on you can jump that, your knees aren’t that bad!
Kratos: Atreus…
3 seconds later
Atreus: hope you can make THAT jump!
I love how kratos is more playful, open, mentoring.
"I think my beard is growing in!"
"Is it?"
"Yeah around my jawline, see?"
"....is it?"
It's wild to hear how differently Kratos speaks to the people in his life these days. He really is mellowing out. Even when Atreus tells him to "knock it off", he's very soft with his correction, but still manages to set a firm boundary. He's come a long way.
@YeaMan does ur music have over 100mil views? Thought not
@@Wtf-Is-Skibidi its a bot lmao, serves no purpose to answer
@@Wtf-Is-Skibidi 1: it’s a bot
2: views don’t mean anything. It really only means the algorithm likes it
Yeah. It's also excellent communication. I could do with more of that irl.
@@Wtf-Is-Skibidi Don't tag bots, don't like or dislike their comment, don't acknowledge them. Report and ignore. Replying to them (tagging them, specifically) tells the algorithm that they're getting attention and literally only encourages them.
"Faye is dead"
"The best of them are. It's the ones left alive that have to pay the price" is such a class dialogue from Durlin
1:08:03
"Tyr": What trickery is this, Odin?
What trickery, is this Odin?
We both see through lies
Týr vs Tyr
Kratos teasing his son about his fuzzy beard might have been the daddiest thing he'd done so far.
Daddy-ist 😏😂
And mimir joining in
Time?
@@electroknightyt9833 somewhere between 0:00 and 2:03:35
@@electroknightyt9833 like ten seconds into the video
Imagine Atreus coming back home and Kratos just like "where did you get all this xp boy ?"
That's exactly what I thought after playing that segment, nice!
Dad, did you just break the fourth wall?
“When I was younger I pressed O more times than you’ve had dinners boi”
@@trihermawan9553 "You broke the fourth wall too boy.
Kratos going to Brock's shop: "Unfortunately i don't have enough resour-....ATREUS!"
man i loved when Atreus said :Its skialfa time and started skialfing all over the place
I loved that moment too. Almost as great as kratos regrew his hair.
Yeah it’s almost as good as when Morbius said it’s Morbin time and morbed all over the place.
@@theflamingarrowgaming7254 yes 😫😫😫
30:48 I love how after talking about how Kratos might die and you could play as Atreus in the next game, I figured he was thinking about TLOU, then I knew when he immediately accidentally called Atreus "Ellie".
That’s what I was thinking😂 I noticed it too
We’re all still trying to overcome our LoU2 trauma😂
that wasnt an accident. he was making a joke about how similar the dynamic is. he mentioned it in GoW 2018 how it felt like TLOU
it's absolutely gut-busting that there's a scene in this game where the _god of war himself_ reprimands his son for saying "shit". a true father
I was chortling 😂
Wait time stamp?
@@flame1653 27:00
To be fair, I can't recall Kratos ever using profanity.
@@MichaelTheRead I wanted to refute you.. But i cannot. Well played. :)
Kratos' sarcastic "is it?" is absolute gold lmao
honestly couldn't stop laughing
Can’t wait for the “edit: mom I’m famous!” To show up in another hour or day or so
And then Atreus teasing him about his age "Your knees aren't THAT bad!" "I hope you can make THAT jump!" Such a dad and son energy, I love it
Kratos:Where is my boy? BOY! I CANNOT BE DAD OF BOY WITHOUT MY BOY!
Manhood in a nutshell
Kratos, using Spartan Rage: MY BA-BY BOOOOOOOYYYYY!
Mimir: Kratos, no!
Kratos, rushing forward: KRATOS, YEEEEESSSS!
@@lordgeneriasKRATOS ALWAYS YES
1:38:22 I love how Atreus' eyes change colour when he calls Jörmungandr
That happens in the 2018 game too
I noticed that too! I was seeing if anyone else noticed lol
They didn't just change color they were glowing
Dam???
Facts
"C'mon, you can make that jump, your knees aren't _That_ Bad"
*_"Atreus."_*
Bro that fucking killed me
i love this game man
Love that dad son banter
time stamp?
@@deeschnutzz 31:12
I wasn't expecting that quip about the knees at first and it killed me xD
The fact Kratos *actually* got offended at that 🤣☠️
I love how Mimir gives call-outs during combat lol.
He probably doesn't need to since you have the arrows to warn you anyway, but it's a fun way to get him involved & it feels realistic.
Personally I think that Mimir telling you to look out is a great mechanic, sure the arrows are there but sometimes they're hard to keep track of when in an intense battle. So I often find Mimir saving my ass. (Especially on NG+ and GMGOW where everything is almost one shot)
the arrows are mimir, it's the games way of portraying that
mimir brings me out of my tunnel vision, its a fantastic mechanic even back in GOW4
That's usch a great way of putting it - Sometimes you'll find yourself in that "God of War" trilogy mode, as you say tunnel visioned into just blind fury as you beat the shit out of the enemies in front of you, then you get Mimir like "'eh heads up mate, to the left" and then you can dodge and avoid a potentially life ending attack lol@@idkanymore6897
27:04 I like how Kratos didn't really care about Atreus swearing, it was about the fact that he lost control.
I feel like Atreus standing next to Tyr is an accurate representation of Seán next to Evelien
6 foot vs 5'11
@YeaMan right, and my name is Thor
@YeaMan i doubt that
HAHAHAHAHAHA
Seán no?
1:31:30
Sindri: As wolves go, he was always--
Atreus: *Aims Bow at him*
Sindri: ...very clean.
The timing on that was perfect
1:57:20 Jack coming across a strange place marked by a blue flair, turns back: Whoa look at the shading on this ice. A man with priorities.
I mean… did you see that shading though?
@@Rious23 yeah, it's pretty good.
I love the fact that Atreus has an attitude with his father here but he mentions the advice about not panicking later. It shows he cares and listens to everything his father says. Pretty wholesome.
It really is sweet how, despite Kratos's rough edges, Atreus clearly admires his dad. Talking about how his beard is growing in and trying to break the chest like his dad does. While they may fight, you can tell that, in his mind, his dad hung the moon.
Who’s moon and why did kratos hang him
Wait where does he try to break the chest
@@ApolloTheSunion around 1:32:53
I'm Moon and he never finished the job. Baldur interrupted before he could.
They're so cuuuuteeee
The relationship between Sindri and Atreus is sooo wholesome, i love to watch them interact; play jokes and protect each other. Atreus never had any friends and finally he has one.
Hahahaha ha ha ha ha...
Haha.....
I think it plays similarly to how Kratos and Brok have a closer relationship this game, as well. It’s nice to watch
Haha, yeah, real wholesome.
Hahaha oh yes only friend. Only friend....
1:32:54 just realised that the two ravens sitting on the chest Atreus tries to punch are Huginn and Muninn 👀 God, it really just helps nail home just how cunning Odin actually is and how he knows how to ingratiate himself to Atreus when he takes him up on his offer to go to Asgard.
I love the theory that Jörmungandr can speak the same language as everyone else, but it just sounds weird because it's slower and deeper. In the last game, it sounded like he said "I know you, Ghost of Sparta" to Kratos, and at 1:40:19 it sounds like he says "You'll be there."
The first thing he said to Mimir was just his name
the absolute only bad thing about this series is having to wait 24 hours for the next episode
yeah, but then the audience doesn't get overwhelmed and he gets more views because his audience is in anticipation and floods in faster once the episode is released. I get your frustrations, but it'd be a bad move for pretty much everything else than convenience.
@@RandomInternetStranger I'm more afraid of finishing the episode so that I will have to wait for the new one
Honestly? I'm feeling great with the wait and miraculously, I managed to dodge the spoilers so far. The anticipation makes the video better tbh
Agreed
@@aurolaf lucky you.
Want some spoilers?
The acting chemistry the voice actors for Kratos and atreus have is just phenomenal. I honestly could believe they were father and son in real life. The small boat interactions and conversations sell it so well
@YeaMan cnat even spell page properly even as an ai
@@arnavmehrotra7018 yeah man can't evne spell can't right
Continue the chain
@@nevagongoflawless6340 Lmao can't even splell even right
They killed it with artreus’s gameplay
@@cauemoraes2496 Lol cant even spell spell rihgt
1:17:55 "I thought Tyr would have been behind a much bigger door and lock and way harder to get to." Something I wished I have thought as well so that the "surprise" doesn't hurt as much.
Honestly all these little things I noticed that made me feel sus of him I just chalked up to Tyr being traumatized after years of torture. Then the end happened. And it all made sense.
Playing as Atreus and having Sindri as your partner is fun and cool! Every Jörmungandr appearance in the game is always epic!
The fact that Kratos talks to Atreus instead of just giving him orders like in the last game really shows how they have both grown.
Yeah, the sheer attention to detail and meticulous writing that was put into the character development is astonishing.
A large difference in this story is that this is Atreus' quest. Atreus is largely making the (questionable) decisions, and Kratos is following as mentor, forcing Atreus to think through his actions and consider the consequences.
Atreus: "Is that a dreki? What killed it?"
Kratos: "...A bigger dreki."
bear
beeg bear
Also for anyone curious, "Dreki" is just another name for "Dragon"
*Qui Gon Jinn screaming from a distance*
"There's always a bigger dreki!!!"
A very “in the direction of deer” comment 🤣
@@snowiesttuber2332 Bears. Beats. Battlestar Galactica
Love it when Atreus said "I can't believe we sur... ARE YOU SERIOUS"😆
Sindri cutting off his words at 1:31:31 when Jack pulled out his bow was the most perfect timing ever.
fr XD
I love how Mimir pretty much sees Kratos and Atreus as family he calls them “brother” it’s really wholesome
I love Kratos being “Brother” and Atreus being “little brother” so much lmaoa
i know he calls atreus little brother but i see him as the cool uncle
@@rainbau3352 agreed it’s cool to see how far their relationship has grown
Hearing Kratos calling Mimir "brother" really made me shed a tear
@@rainbowcloudss_ He even acknowledges it in his journal. That was very touching. "There's few I call 'friend' and even fewer 'brother'. I've come to rely on his counsel"
23:30 Even Kratos was like "I am NOT fighting another Troll!" and just decimated it like THAT!
"i have had it with these motherfucking trolls in these monday to friday realms!!"
Atreus and Sindri fighting together was my favorite part of this episode. Their back and forth banter was so funny without seeming forced and I absolutely loved it.
Kratos was about 55 in gow 3. Between 3 and 4 was 1000 years as confirmed by the devs. Therefore, he is about 1,055 years old in ragnarok.
1058 since there were 3 years between 4 and Ragnarok
The whole sequence of Atreus directing Kratos to put the cart thing on the track has such dad and son energy. It just sounds like every conversation I've ever heard of a father amd son trying to park a trailer.
HOLD THE FLASHLIGHT HIGHER
IM TRYING
@@ororo94 What's that a reference to?
"Your mother would be so proud and alive if she were here" is now the best jacksepticeye quote
and then laughed at his own joke... hahahaha, so cute
Time stamp? 😂
@@besh7408 somewhere between 0:00 and 2:03:35
@@besh7408 1:03:54
@@NintenJoe09 that does not help and you know that
Atreus trying to break the chest like his dad is such a fun detail in the game 😂
I really love how Mimir has this relationship of trust with Kratos. Kratos actually values Mimirs advice alot
This is a bit of a random comparison to make but those Moments of Mimir and Kratos talking one on one reminds me of the show home improvement where sometimes Tim Allen would just go talk to his next door neighbor over the fence and his neighbor would offer helpful advice
I love that
I'm watching that currently and the guy over the fence is Wilson
I absolutely adore Kratos and Mimir's relationship towards one another. Mimir calling him brother, asking him his thoughts and values, and joking around with him, treating him like a normal person and accepts Kratos as he is and Kratos showing vulnerability with Mimir, even asking him his thoughts as well and seeks his guidance, showing he really trusts Mimir. The relationship dynamics between characters can really make or break a story and God of War really hones in on this aspect that just really sets the game to be amazing.
I absolutely agree. This comment is underrated, and it's exactly what I and probably the majority of the audience was thinking, put into great detail.
It's kinda hard to betray someone as a talking head so I'm sure kartos would trust him
Kratos also calls Mimir brother! Not all the time but the first time he said it I was surprised!
Mimir is the chillest mf
i mean there isnt too much reason not to trust mimir lol
Love how at 23:13 when the lever goes flying out the window. Kratos yells NO, and just stares at Atreus after like, wtf do we do now...
Also what happened to the dude's head at 48:45, it stretched for miles
@@EzioTheGreat Didn't noticed that bug before. Lmao, thanks ☠️
*_"NO"_*
*epic stare*
*Nuclear explosion*
And now we crash....
and atreus is like SHITSHITSHITSHITSHIT
I'm glad Jack's enjoying himself, and playing how he wants to play.
Also, I'm a sucker for vocal music, but that chanting when the world serpent rose at 1:39:20 was phenominal.
I like how the way Svartalfheim got closest to independence wasn’t some bloody revolution, but simply a man selling soil
When Jack said “I want to see Kratos smile once” I remembered at the beginning of the game (when they got back from hunting and being chased by Freya) that Kratos had smiled when Atreus had gotten the deer before Kratos could even offer to get it. It was a small smile, but it was a proud one.
1:29:00 I really love that Atreus has all these uncle figures in Sindri, Brok and Mimir to balance out the bluntness of Kratos. It's very wholesome
Agreed, having other people around other than just his father helps him.
not for long
It really takes a village
True, the offset is tangible!
@@wamalam brok 😵💫😵💫
I find the lighting work for Atreus talking to Freya amazing, the way the fire shifts to warmer colours as she speaks softer after being given hope, then immediately turns to stark blue shades as she closes her heart off. Amazing
Just seeing Atreus butterfly kick a draugr’s jaw off is so funny to me.
I love how at 33:34 Jack said "I wanna see him smile just once" when he completely missed the fact the Kratos smiled in the first episode
More like a slight smirk, but still valid
In which part ?
@@sheikhsahail8898 part 1
@@sheikhsahail8898 during the opening, he smiles at something Atreus does.
Right! First thing I thought. I just forgot at what part it happened
As a South African, my heart swelled when he complimented the accent like that
Same
The South African accent is absolutely beautiful, one of my favourites.
Same! I wish I hadn't lost my accent. 😥
I agree but it wasn't a South African accent
@@loosecannon8436 It actually kind of was! The actor Usman Ally was born in Eswatini and wanted to make the role his own and thought Durlin looked Afrikaans so he went with a sort of Afrikaans accent. He talked about the accent choice on his Twitter! 😁I think he did he really good job!
Jacksepticeye: *throws snowball at Sindri*
*This action will have consequences...*
Sindry will remember that…
5:40
Random, but as a South African I am very awestruck that Sean loves the way that we "pronounce words"..
Side note: The character's accent is more kiwi than South African, but it's anyways not really related to what Sean said.
At first I thought it was a Maori accent but now since I’m hearing it again I believe Jack was right.
Something to note about what was mentioned about Atreus; he is VERY suppressed when he's with his dad. This makes a lot of sense because his dad not only shreds through fights due to his might, but because his personality causes his kid to hesitate. Without the big daddy around, Atreus is probably about as strong as a spartan soldier due to his magic, which honestly is probably the minimum requirement to act as support for the god-killer.
I mean he has fought so many light elves alone and when he was younger in how 2018
I just wish they could really tell the other how much they love each other. Kratos is so bad at telling Atreus that he loves him, is proud of him and is scared for him
Neeeeeeerd!
One of the reasons I love the segment he has alone with Sindri. It's truly nice to see Atreus being able to openly bond with Sindri (cracking jokes at and with each other, giving each other nicknames, etc.) and what good it does for both of them.
@@Salty_Suds yeah but the books say they came two at a time and weren’t trying to harm him. Still impressive stamina though. (edit: there was also decent time between each two person wave)
It's nice to see how far Atreus and Kratos relationship progressed. Atreus joking about Kratos knees and Kratos being sarcastic with Atreus. Both showing that they are now comfortable and happy being with each other.
Unlike in the previous game where Atreus seems to show more fear towards his father and doesn't even try to joke around otherwise Kratos gets mad lol
Jack: I love the sense of Scale of everything
Also Jack: *looks at scales of Jörmie* Oh there he is!
I love that the first poem Jack has is referencing Horizon Zero Dawn XD
Didn't notice it either until Jack said something about it.
Pretty nice touch to the game
I think it’s hilarious that Large Society Ground Orb is referencing MLB: The Show
@@clanker6653 I knew it had to do with baseball but I had forgotten about The Show
@@35beastmode I had to google it😂😂
“Wanna see kratos smile at least once” he literally did in the first episode after atreus got the deer on the tree
How do you know ? They don't show us his face
@@ThanosSonOfElars yes they do wen they zoom into him u can see the left side of his mouth move up making a smirk/smile its kinda hard to see because of the beard but its there
@@ThanosSonOfElars Kratos definitely smirked. It's quite visible.
I love how Atreus'.. "mischievousness" is showing. Very Loki of him, I'd say.
I was so shocked, tyr looks much more menacing than he sounds and acts
👀👀👀
@@goblinlars3125 10 months later damn but yes now i know very well why 🤣
No matter how mature and old Jack has gotten in these years he still is the same good old jack screaming like a BOY
Jack: *swears like a sailor*
Also Jack when Atreus swears like a sailor: "wait did he swear?"
Norse mythology (/language) trivia:
5:58 "Skjálfa" means "to shiver, tremble" in Icelandic.
9:27 Heimdall was the guardian god of the Aesir, who keeps watch over the rainbow bridge that leads to Asgard (bifrost). Gjallarhorn (meaning "hollering horn") was the horn Heimdall would use to warn the gods about the approach of the giants (the gods' enemies) during Ragnarok. Heimdall and Loki are fated to kill each other during the battle.
10:20 Lyngbakr ("heather back" in Icelandic) is a massive whale that baits sailors by posing as a heather-covered island, sinking into the sea when a crew landed on its back (thus drowning them).
13:36 Lyr is Menglöð's/Menglad's (often identified with Freyja) hall in Jotunheim (the land of giants).
13:59 "Dreki" is Icelandic for "dragon".
16:33 "Rönd" is Icelandic for "stripe, streak" or "edge, rim"
23:33 Trolls were giant, monstrous beings (sometimes possessing magic powers) who lived in isolated rocks, mountains, or caves. Hostile to men, trolls lived in castles and haunted the surrounding districts after dark. If exposed to sunlight they burst or turned to stone.
27:30 "Järnsmida" means "iron forge" in Swedish.
37:46 Kvasir was a poet and the wisest man, born from the saliva of the Aesir and Vanir gods, after performing a peace ritual on spitting into a common vessel. He traveled around to spread knowledge, until he has killed by the dwarfs Fjalar and Galar, who mixed his blood with honey to create the Mead of Poetry (which gave wisdom and poetic inspiration to those who drank it). And yeah, when Loki was hiding from the gods after killing Baldr, Kvasir noticed the outline of a crude net in the ashes of the of the hearth in Loki's house (which Loki crafted tried to think what the gods could use to catch him in fish form), and deduced it was made to catch fish (he shared that with the gods, and that's what allowed them to find and catch Loki in a stream near the house, shapeshifted into a salmon).
53:49 "Meign" probably comes from "sameign", which means "conflict, fight" in Old Icelandic.
57:13 Durin/Durinn is a dwarf who forged the magic sword Tyrfing.
57:18 World Mill is an interpretation of the cosmos as a rotating millstone, which could churn out well-being or disaster. It is associated with Mundilfari ("the one who turns the handle of the mill"), the father the sun and the moon (with his name related to the fixed nature of temporal cycles). It's also associated with Bergelmir, one of the few giants who escaped the deluge of blood from Ymir (which flesh and blood were used by Odin to create the earth and the sea) using a luthr (a box-mill).
58:30 Draugr are animated corpses (undead creatures) that inhabit their grave, often guarding buried treasure.
1:06:06 "Hvat er at gerast?" means "What is happening?" in Icelandic.
1:11:52 "Hættu" means "stop" in Icelandic.
1:16:23 Alfheim was the world of the elves.
1:18:07 "Sverð" is Old Norse for "sword".
1:23:19 Nidavellir is just another name for Svartalfheim (the world of dwarves - the game considers Nidavellir to be a city in Svartalfheim, though).
1:30:18 Jormungandr (aka "the world serpent", since it was so big it could encircle the world) was a child of Loki and the giantess Angrboda. Jormungandr and Thor are fated to kill each other during Ragnarok.
1:34:51 Tyr's arm got bitten off by Fenrir once the wolf realized the gods (including Tyr) tricked him into being bound with the chain Gleipnir. At Ragnarok Fenrir finally breaks free, ultimately defeating Odin but also being defeated by Vidar (one of Odin's sons).
1:36:06 "Örva ýta" literally means "Incite push" in Icelandic (since the arrow pushes enemies away).
1:40:13 "Iron wood" (Járnviðr) is a forest inhabited by giantesses/trollwomen (járnviðjur) who bore jötnar (giants) and giant wolves.
1:44:36 Bestla is the mother of the gods Odin, Vili and Vé. She is also Mimir's sister.
1:47:26 Surtr is the fire giant who ruled Muspelheim (the primordial world of fire) and had a great burning sword. During Ragnarok, he leads the fire giants against the Aesir gods. Surtr and the god Freyr are fated to kill each other during the battle.
thanks for this! it’s interesting.
You deserve more recognition for this🙌🏽
Correction on that last point. Freyr could not kill Surtr because he lost his magic sword in a previous story. Thus he died, and Surtr was able to burn away the old world.
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I expect u're comment in each episode 😊
the realization when it hit me when i re-read the subtitles for "Tyr" is that he doesn't have the "ý" at 1:08:54 compared to how Mimir called him
really glad jack didn't notice the little lizard to the bottom right on the rock at 1:02:22.
he gets to live another day!
0:57 "son if you are young and beard hasn't kicked in yet, it will take a while" I love how Sean is literally acting like dad
@YeaMan nobody asked or cares
Is Sean a father now? I haven’t kept up I just jumped back on here recently
@@sherank244 he's not
@@talenrothwell3407 ah thanks he sounds like he’ll be a good one tho when the time comes
he said "so" tho not "son" lol
31:36
Kratos is anywhere between 1,164 - to 1,394 years old. He’s had a pretty good run, for someone who makes a lot of powerful enemies.
How did you reach that number?
200+ is logical but 1100? How?
@@TiredDoktor6391 Gods do live for a long time.
@@TiredDoktor6391 maybe based of the difference between the times the pantheons existed
*long run for sure.
Idk if Kratos would agree with the "good" part of your statement considering the whole ashes-of-child-and-wife and prisoner-of-destiny thing lol
@@TiredDoktor6391
After God of War 1, it’s implied that Kratos has been wreaking havoc across Greece with his Spartan army for centuries. Zeus puts a stop to this, and Kratos swears revenge, ending his father and the Grecian pantheon once and for all. This gives us between 130 - 230 years. At the end of the Grecian trilogy, Kratos witnesses the destruction of Sparta, an event that happens in 464 BC. God of War takes place right before Fimbulwinter, the event that heralds the arrival of Ragnarök, which occurs in 535 AD. With some quick calculations, we can thus determine that nearly 1,020 years have passed between Kratos’ time in Greece and his time in ancient Scandinavia. We can then add the final numbers using Atreus. In God of War set in Scandinavia, we know Atreus is 11. And in God of War Ragnarök, he’s 14, meaning we can add another 14 years to Kratos’ age.
49:45 I wonder if we'll hear more about Týr's adventures into other lands.
I know there was a mural of his adventures in the previous game that had Greek, Egyptian, Japanese and Celtic symbols on it.
23:55 "I am serious and don't call me surely"
I see what you did there, very nice "Airplane" reference, took me way back
i knew i wouLd find a comment about it :)
I love how kratos and atreus have grown- i love their convos "one day i might even be stronger than you!''
"if your not, i have failed"
and then the cute convo on atreus growing a beard
The beard conversation is easily the best. Kratos cracking an actual joke with his son is a moment we need more of. He doesn’t need to be a jokey character all the time but he also doesn’t need to be grim with the son he very clearly loves 24/7
@@tanuki01 Wait where did he joke
@@GameOver-nm2us the "is it?" part, he said it twice in like "ohhh reallyyyyy" kind of way
@@anaxis.4991 ahh that was joking?
@@GameOver-nm2us they were both jokingly teasing him when he said it cause they both have amazing, and with him saying that and not actually seeing scruf is funny
Does anyone else love Atreus’s fighting style? Soo swift and sharp
Exactly, Kratos is far heavier in his attacks and damage but Atreus is swift and agile.
Like how Loki is
I definitely think they should do a disconnected spinoff like Fromsoft did with Sekiro, focusing on a much more nimble Jedi: Fallen order type game. They've got all the ingredients for it, and they'd do it well, no doubt. While watching Atreus, it reminded me of how it felt when I finally mastered the game, with those swift little barely-missing dodges and counterattacks. I think the industry is ready for a shakeup like it honestly, EA's single good game and Fromsoft need some competitors to enact a change or sharpen their skills against.
Love it too
@@ericmonaco4509 doesn’t Loki use more magic in the mythology?
1:13:55 I love how kratos was able to snap him back into reality because he too is a god of war.
Until now I didn't realize how big the gap between atreus and kratos is. Like kratos is so undeniably strong
1:03:56 "Your mother would be so proud and alive if she where here" honestly the best line
best ever
As a person who works with kids who are around Atreus' age, this is such a good representation of how it's natural for kids look up to people outside of their family. Atreus is enamoured by an idea of Tyr, and has a strong friendship with Sindri (the dwarf almost acting as another mentor, but one more personable to Atreus-- hence why Atreus listens more to what Sindri has to say).
Kratos comes across to me as a bit of a helicopter parent, honestly (though not without reason). He is worried about his kid finding the wrong people to look up to and making the same mistakes as him. But at some point, he needs to let Atreus socialize with others without his dad constantly over his shoulder. He's now doing it behind Kratos' back because Kratos simply is too restrictive.
Such an excellent parent-child representation. A lot of parents should play this game and the first (fourth) GoW game just to learn a bit more about and understand it.
For sure. I work with kids of a variety of ages but we were specially educated on how to be those outside role models those kids were looking for. Essentially we were trained on how to be the cool older siblings to them while also teaching them useful skills
Agreed! Atreus also feels like hiding secrets is justified because his father has literally done the same to him throughout his childhood- Kratos is still doing it now by not saying anything about the prophecy that he saw depicting his own death .....
Yeah.. but most people that are playing this game are Atreus' age and just wanna kill shit lol
@@noname_noname_ True, they would still notice though.
@@procastination_is_my_passi4182 At the same time, he turned into a bear when his dog died. How would he handle the idea of his father dying?
SPOILERS for the ending of the game for anyone who hasn't played or seen:
Here's a detail that doesn't get spoken about much, but that I love. This Týr, the fake one that's actually Odin? Pay attention to his subtitles. The name give is always "Tyr", not "Týr". At the end of the game, when you meet the *real* Týr, the accent is suddenly present on his name in the subtitles. It's such a small detail, but at the same time it's absolutely insane foreshadowing that you're virtually guaranteed to overlook
I NEVER NOTICED THAT WTF
Atreus: *curses*
Kratos: LANGUAGE!
As a proud South African , I would like to say that Seãn interpretation is spot on 😁👍
It’s such a cool accent! So nuanced and hard to replicate.
@@jacksepticeye really is
If u were to come to South Africa you'll fit right in
I got all giddy when he at least thought about South African accent! I’m South African too!
Every one of us South African subscribers are smiling 😂😂😂but also we got many different accents... Would be amazing to see your reaction to them all😂
Honestly the most hyped I’ve been for a series since the last God of War game
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Dude same brings me back to the first series he made
I think u meant Dad of Boy
I had to finish the game myself before watching but, getting to experience it first hand and seeing you experience it knowing what's gonna happen makes it an awesome feeling to see how you react/feel/ think vs how I would
All of life’s problems can be solved by punching repeatedly, over and over again
-Jackscepticeye
“I want to see him smile at least once” 33:35
He did! in the first 20 minutes of the game when Atreus carried the deer by himself. (I’ll count it)
Yeah. So far I’ve seen only three people play the game and one of them was Kaptain Kuba. And none has caught that he smiled. I don’t know It was pretty significant and heartwarming for me.
The Dreki kill animation is so goddamn good as they do it in tandem and the way Atreus stabs its neck twice viciously then ending it with a stab together with Kratos, you can see his development in fighting
Tyr: can everyone hear him talk?
Me: yeah it's getting him to shut up is the trick
1:07:58 Get it, because Odin is tricking everything into thinking it's the real Tyr.
Týr's fear of Kratos. The demi-god that slaughtered the entire Greek pantheon. Has got to be the best thing I've seen in the duology. We don't get to really see that enough.
In the comics, the first island that Kratos washed up to after he leaves Greece, also knew of his wrong-doings. So it's canon that the story of the Ghost of Sparta has reached a worldwide audience, even the Norse Gods themselves are aware of him. I wonder if its the same for the other mythos
It really does make sense.
The story of Kratos prolly be either a well known story or an unexplained myth at the very least for other mythos.
Like a legend story.
I find that aspect to be quite fascinating and hope it gets explored in whatever world they end up next.
He is a god slayer, and likely myths radiated outward, legends, something that's to be feared if not faced correctly, even then, I like to think he cannot truly die, if he ever needs to be called upon or something brings out that simmering anger, he will come back. Plus, it's not God of War without Kratos imo.
I love the dynamic between Atreus and Sindri. Their easier relationship and playful banter are a refreshing change of course from Atreus and Kratos's more tense dynamic. Getting Atreus away from his hard-ass dad for a while gave us a good look at how much more comfortable and confident the kid is when he's not in his father's shadow. You can talk all day about the awesome graphics and gameplay, but they did a freaking excellent job at crafting these characters too.
Wholeheartedly agreed! Sindri's like a good big brother to him.
Plus, Sunny Sujic gets more time to show his acting chops.
I love how Sindri and Atreus are basically siblings. I love when they were playfully teasing each other because it felt EXACTLY like some of my interactions with my brothers and it was just so wholesome. 😆
P.s sorry for any incorrect spelling.
You wanna see him smile? He smiles after Atreus puts the deer on the tree for the wolves in the first episode
I just realized that the "Large Society Ground Orb, The Performance" poem is all about a baseball game "nine warriors strong" is talking about the nine players in the field, "the orb in the air and branches in hand" is the baseball and bat, "the spectators stand" are the fans, "nine nights and nine days" are the innings, "running, then waiting" are the runners going to base and waiting to run again, and what finally confirmed it was not only the drawing looking like a baseball but the final two words "struck out". This message was brought to you by a baseball player/fan :)
Idk why but my immediate thought was it was a reference to dragonball
@@daboomaninc739 that makes no sense lol
Major league baseball: the show
Large society ground orb: the performace
MLB: The Show for sure, the picture on the right is a baseball too
"Whatever man...
This game's stupid and Kvasier is an idiot" Jack when he didn't understand the reference. 😄