God of War Ragnarok Valhalla - Ending & Final Boss Fight (4K 60FPS)
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Everyone's talking about Younger Kratos (and rightfully so) but can we talk about how good Tyr was done this DLC? Not only do we get to fight him, we do it FOUR TIMES with completely different movesets. He's earned my respect, especially from that insane fourth encounter.
Bro pulls out a katana and the few brain cells i had left exploded
@@thatonehamboigerdude7091 shit was too smooth 😭💀
Yeah I’m actually surprised that Odin, despite knowing his powers, even managed to defeat him, given what he’s shown, I don’t think it was a easy fight.
Now I respect Tyr as the norse god of war. luckily we have seen both gods of war clashing it out
@@tommywang948Odin probably surrounded Tyr with the help of Thor and Heimdall. So he just surrendered.
"Hope when all else is lost" Never did I think God of War would pay off a line from a game almost 14 years ago. Him recalling that line Pandora told him really got to me.
Yes and also that, according to us it's only 14 years but according to game story it's been hundreds of years from that event, and he still remember Pandora's line
I wonder if Pandora sees how Kratos is now. Perhaps she’s been with him as the hope he still has…
@@erikfrommeyer2606 literally it'll be very wholesome
@@a_bdulahhthousands brother. Kratos was 50 at that time he’s now 1050
@@punjabibasskings ohhh i see, but also some people don't believe on this and they say that kratos has normal age like humans
God of War Ragnarok is the Atreus ending
God of War Valhalla is the Kratos ending
Love this saga❤
Ragnarok isn't end of Atreus, its a beginning of his life and journeys across world's, and i think he will be the one who will rescue Calliope from Fields of Elysium, after all she is also a Godess
@@RockingKevin92that's a cool thought but wouldn't the fields of elysium be gone when Greece was destroyed? Genuinely don't know
@@isaaccastanon3382 that is a mystery unfortunately, but in GOW Ragnarok Valhalla Kratos did mention thinking about Calliope in the Fields of Elysium so anything is possible
Lol it's literally the beginning for arteeus
I think they're both just the beginning
I genuinely wish we had young kratos talking cause it would've been really interesting to see a conversation between the current kratos and old kratos
@@jehuty1122T.C Carson could have done great job here
@@user-hk1yv2mc9r Yeah ; one last time would be cool . . . but it's okay to dream .
😂
It really would be interesting to see them both talk, but it is for the better that only the older one did. He knows and understands more than the younger one
@@eclate_666 i think this wouldve helped a lot to understand older wiser Kratos because we all know younger Kratos's motives behind his actions
A huge missed opportunity but still a great detail they did
From the God that sat on the throne to the God who understood who the seeting God was. One of the greatest character developments I have ever seen.
It was beautiful
As long as you give it the humble understanding it’s built upon a throne of lies. Kratos canonically isn’t even powerful enough to have done this, he’s nothing more then a demi-god with all powers albeit to Greece removed *he even confirms it in-game, so there’s absolutely no way he could’ve even stood toe to toe with baldur when asgardian gods are supremely more powerful then Greece’s*.
So it’s pretty much the best and also the worst continuation of all video-game time lmao. As long as and only as long as you completely ignore the fact they gave our god who once didn’t need plot armor, plot armor. They would’ve been better off just saying Kratos infinitely scales.
@@johnkyl123😒
@@winsalot84 Na I’m being serious, it’s the voice of the people who refused to speak up. The shit makes no sense. The dude has no internal extra power after gow 3 and even confirms it with mimir early game. Meaning he’s a demi-god who couldn’t even stop the 200lb dude who originally was gonna kill him on the battlefield before he called upon ares 😂😂😂 c’mon be real with me here. We all know it. He was a demi-god about to lose to the first bear of a human and you expect me to believe this dude stopped baldur, no way in hell even when Kratos climbed back from it
@@johnkyl123 Dude who hurt you?
This is probably one of the most beautiful Dlc's of all time
And it's free!
Dic's..🤤
Is definitely one of the most trash dlc of all time
How the f are we going to make a dlc about Kratos interacting with his past and we don't get most of the old cast to interact with him and a fight of young vs old Kratos would have been wild or atleast his old voice actor coming back instead we got this sht like bruh
@@Mypic-isnot-what-it-looks-likeYou can’t be serious 💀
@@callous2k486 yes bro they did this dlc to make people stop talking about Valhalla and when is Kratos gonna interact with his past
7:48 - 8:21 As a die-hard God of War fan, hearing this music even in the Norse era gives me chills. It's like reliving the same nostalgic experience that most players felt back in the day when it was focused on the Greek era of the series. Absolutely stunning.
💯
I hope they make remakes of GOW 1-3 before a new GOW in Egypt. But who know, Krator is God of HOPE now😁
@@Bdestiny933 It doesn't have to be necessary in remaking the original God of War games. They are still good as they are, and they still have great resolution and quality for their time back in the 2000s, especially God of War III, compared to other games of that era (e.g. most pixelated games like the original Lara Croft games).
When the previous enemies started to appear i almost sh*t myself, was incredible.
Undead soldiers, wraiths, minotaurs, cyclopes, centaurs, harpies, and of course Helios. Was absolutely awesome.
it would if it was done great but this brand has been ruined by its camera, combat and retcon logic to justify "sad Kratos" just terrible
@@marcusclark1339Waa Waaa Waaa grow tf up
6:36 Christopher Judge is truly a masterful actor. You can feel so much anger and hatred Kratos has towards his past self.
Yeah he is amazing. So much emotions in his voice.
He is still thinking of his kids
its not, monologue isn't depth just pretentious of the writers thing that's how u show "strong storytelling"
@@marcusclark1339And you are closed minded and isolated
@marcusclark1339 apparently Shakespeare is pretentious and isn't a great story teller, because he very frequently uses monologues lmao
I came here expecting Kratos to have to fight his past self to find inner peace and enter Valhalla. He still did, but with words, not combat. That was beautiful
A wild fantasy we all have
Talk no jutsu
It was a very one-sided battle. Younger Kratos wasn't allowed to fight with words even.
Exactamente siempre enfrentar tu pasado con respeto y sabiduría ❤❤❤
He’s fought enough for the last millennium
I dont think people realise how full circle and true to the franchise title this is
The final boss of the first game was Ares the greek God of War
The final boss of the final story line in the final game is the norse God of war
With Kratos the former god of war turn god of hope
Ares sought to make kratos the ultimate killing machine by using his past
Tyr sought to assist kratos into becoming more, being better. To become something greater after accepting his past at long last.
Absolutely incredible
Thanks for the summarize, I can feel that same of it
Absolutely true. The differences are awesome
I know right... the symbolism between these literal God of War fights alone is so much deeper than you might have realized. And it's executed so incredibly well.
Tyr is also the Norse God of Wisdom and Justice. One could say he's basically a Kratos who had completed his character arc, and is helping his fellow God of War complete his journey like how Athena used to help Kratos.
Next gow set place in ancient Egypt featuring tyr and kratos
Proud of our man. He has grown not just outside but inside as a whole. No longer seeking vengeance and death, but seeking to better everyone to save lives. He has truly become the God of Hope.
How utterly boring.
@@edwuncleriii3798guys don’t interact with this comment he just wants the attention
@@DJ-ex4kiwhat the f?
And probably the new all father
@@DJ-ex4ki Probably didn't play the older games, idk how anybody could say its boring, Kratos DESERVES this literally, to be self aware enough to actually grow from his old ways is beautiful how many more games have this level of story telling.
This ending actually made me cry - I thought of my own past mistakes, and even felt a small bit of self-forgiveness. From a video game 😢 So beautiful. Well done designers!!
Young Kratos looks so scary with these modern graphics, holy shit the graphics of the old games didn't convey just how fucking scary this dude was,id shit myself just trying to talk to him😂😂
Tbf God of war 3 doesn't need a remake, that game is still beautiful
@@davidthirugnanakumar7888agreed
You can say that again 😂
Very scary 😂
gow 2 kratos still my favorite
@@my.pfp.say.it.all.5u5God armour goes crazy
I love Mimir's little smile and slow blink after Kratos says "I'd like to sit here awhile". Even without hearing Kratos talk to his younger self, he knows he is talking to a changed man.
Friendly reminder that all of this :
The callbacks to old games, tyr using all of his different mythological weapons that were teased in the main game, and finally kratos coming to peace with himself after so long, Is COMPLETELY free
We do not deserve Santa Monica studio
They redeemed themselve in this DLC
@indefenseofdemonsex5563 when did they fall out of grace?
@@allantec57 i remenber that a lot of people didn't like ragnarok saying that it was unfinished for a sequel or something like that
@@allantec57 Ragnarok's plot was dragged with not a lot happened as it was too much fillers then they just rushed the ending. It was meant to be a trilogy but cut short into a duology.
@@NombrenooriginalJust pulling stuff out of your ass man. It’s obvious you didn’t play.
I love this game so much. I thought they would just reference the old games now and then and forget about it but nope, a whole dlc just for reconciling with the past
Wow man what a perfect ending that smile at the end wow never saw him like that , this dlc was him doing the shadow work something we all need
speak for yourself dumash! I've done my shadow work many years ago an im the best man i ever be now
@@jcruz3114 ok sry that I offended you bro , good luck 👍
The work that is never done. But I suppose that's the point.
@@422crown its alright bro, but next time go over what y write cuz it can get you in trouble if u don't!
@@jcruz3114 nah I am fine nothing will happen but thank you tho
Literally a masterpiece
They did it again
Seeing Tyr block that punch was awesome. Also a katana for the final boss. Also awesome.
And not only a katana, Tyr bringed a macahuitl (aztec weapon), Egyptian blades, spear, dude sure has travelled a lot
That’s not a katana, that’s a nodachi. A katana would look like a kitchen knife in Tyr’s hands.
Lol it was cool but let's not get any crazy ideas that tyr can overpower kratos, bc it's made quite obvious that he'll get beat dude literally has to remind kratos to chill.
@@ii_wav_ii3629 this comment has fanboy energy lol, Tyr is literally equal to Kratos in strength at that point
I love the lesson here. It’s the classic you can’t get rid of something that essentially part of who you. All you can do is accept, but also remember to be better than what you once was or expect to be. That’s the only way to find peace and how you can move forward. It’s not something new, but it’s important nevertheless.
Finally our warrior Kratos found peace, which had tormented him for a long time. 🕊️
He is 1050 years old in new GOW.
Looks like Santa Monica is making a whole new game for his son
its just butchering his character, no depth here
no lol@@marcusclark1339
@@marcusclark1339”no depth” brother in christ just say you didnt get the story.
if this kratos can go back in time to his young self's timeline, bro they're fighting to the death.
no if you kill your past mean you are going disappeared…. remember Kratos can’t death himself due right here DLC it said he try killed himself multiple but death doesn’t come to him because he had hope in him mean Older kratos will beaten younger ver of himself, calm down hi. put word though in Younger kratos’s head get together theira f. then both will team up finish their mess up then younger kratos don’t kill gods another hand older kratos will make a deal with god without it kill each other. that i wanted see it don’t going kill each other there no make sense for that
There's no convincing that dude
@@TJVBernalwho the old voice actor
@@koldblooded1352TC Carson
@@rustcohle4491 ik but why wouldn’t he come back
5:55 God of Philosophy
This is amazing. Kratos seeing his past self who was angry and whi killed without mercy and now ti becoming a mature man who became the God Of Hope and that is a great redemption of a character ♥️
The part I appreciate the most is that Tyr helped Kratos realize something he forgot about himself. That in spite of every horrible thing he’s done, he was never truly a monster. He saved his daughter by going on a journey for a cure that got Ares eyes set on him, he put himself in service to Ares to save Sparta, his tattoos are to honor a brother he thought was dead, he waged war against the Gods to avenge everyone he lost, he gave his own life to give his people hope. The things he did were unforgivable, he was a cruel, selfish man who lost everyone he cared about but he was also all those things because he had people he cared about. The original games were a classic Greek tragedy a hero with personality flaw that would undermine each and every heroic thing he attempted, his flaw was his anger.
The fact that this DLC is free is just CRAZY nowadays!
Yes, and it's probably at least as valuable as most other proper paid expansions out there.
Meanwhile COD MW3 a literal dlc with rushed content for your life savings
As someone who grew up with Teal'c, that little nod at 9:24 had me grinning like an idiot. So much Teal'c in that tiny little action.
What's Teal'c? I'm legit curious
@@nexusthenormie5578 Teal'c was one of Christopher Judge's first big-time roles in screens. He played the character in a show called Stargate SG-1, where Teal'c was a human augmented by aliens to be a supersoldier. Better strength, healing, etc. Kratos and Teal'c are effectively one and the same, as both of them have many atrocities committed in the name of an insane god to atone for. It's got ten seasons, you should give it a watch!
If theres any Fate fans out here, theres a picture of Old Kratos and Young Kratos as Servants. Young Kratos is a Berserker, rightfully so, but Old Kratos is a Ruler. Fitting for this scene
now we wait for GoW x FGO
I'd say he was an avenger in the likes of Alter Jeanne.
But in Kratos case, the light that the fires of hatred shone, illuminated a redemption path.
@@memorya_ Avengers most of the time lost their mind. Kratos hasnt, only really angry and vengeful
10:28 Seeing that trophy's name hits hard
Throughout the new God of War games, Kratos always had this aura about him. Menacing, godly, untouchable. Even as he opened up and turned into a good god, he still had this untouchable, godly appearance to him. But as he sits on that throne, thats the most human Kratos ever looked. He looks approachable now. I don't know how they did it but in that very moment, he seems to transform.
Super underrated comment
Kratos deserves this. He really does. He can never change the things he did and what he became or really ever atone for it. The monster will always be there, he says as much himself. But in the end he chose to forgive himself. I'm sure the visions are still there too, but he's no longer haunted by them. He chose to give himself what he begged of the gods for all those years. The peace. The hope. In the end he chose to chain the monster for himself and use it as a force of good instead of one of destruction. He harnessed it, focused it, let it serve him. He knows he can never forget the mistakes of his past, but in the end, he chose to be better.
These new GOW games were great but I always felt there was a piece of the story missing. This dlc is that piece and for me it elevated the story from very good to the likes of RDR2, TLOU(part 1), and Outer Wilds.
Bloody 10/10
i love how this is almost the only inner monologue that we get from kratos, it shows his growth as we never see inside his mind only through actions,
This is such a masterfully written monologue. There are three conversations going on at once. Kratos with his current self which is heard only in the pauses, Kratos with his past self about how ashamed he is of who he was, and Kratos with his future self, asking and almost challenging him to see if he will be the God he thinks he should be, one who acts in service of those who worship him instead of one who only seeks their own goals.
I loved this dlc not only because we got greek stuff but because we got a positive mens mental health thing that younger people will have that older generations never had, it makes me happy to see that every one has the option to heal
that final scene where kratos looking to kratos going to make a good meme lule
What a great send off. They never disappoint
Character development to perfection. Good job to those who made this game.
This is indeed one of the saddest and most heart warming endings in god of war history , the fact that Kratos relived the pain and suffering his past self lived is making me tear up. I hope Kratos will find hope in his life.
I feel at oeace as Kratos does. I mean each and every single player of this masterpiece of a series has been with the series since Day 1 and now seeing Kratos at peace with everything. Youll go back and replay every game. Seeing everything come full circle as he goes from God of War. To God of Hope. Absolutely amazing!
Can we just take a moment to appreciate Bear McCreary's music? It's fucking immaculate as always.
I definitely think Kratos has one of the best character arcs ever.
I think the story is something everyone can learn from, which is rear today, especially young men.
I like how Tyr fights, Odin kinda made him seem weak, so it gave more character depth to Odin as well by making him seem weak.
Man, that model looks so good. The nostalgia is really hitting me
This is a perfect ending, but oh man, imagine a fight with Young Kratos, would've been insane
just imagining him using the magic and combos from the first GOW game makes me wish they wouldve done a boss battle and not a cutscene but ahh its alright
What we wanted to hear from our parents we heard it from kratos
A masterpiece of a game get a masterpiece of a dlc and it's free
I was hoping tc carson's voices come out lol...
Me too.
The only thing I wished they did was actually have Kratos’ original VA come back to speak a few lines, even a rebuttal like, “You can not be me, I would never be so weak”. Just to have the younger Kratos talk some shit back, because he did that in the old games. He wouldn’t just sit there and let someone diss on him the entire time.
This dlc done made my jaw drop like 4 times 1 seeing Helios 2 getting the blade of Olympus back 3 fighting tyr 4 SEEING YOUNG KRATOS
I miss young kratos, he will always be my favorite version of kratos.
Ironic how Kratos sat on that throne as a fearful and vengeful GOW but went back full circle to become God of Peace and Hope truly this DLC is a masterpiece like the main game one of the few dlcs I’ve enjoyed for a while
nothing great here but writer's ego on display
@@marcusclark1339Oh my god, go away and leave people to this beautiful franchise, you attention seeker
Now let’s go Egypt and smack the Ra And Anubis 😂😂😂😂😂
No no let's go Judea and fight Jesus
That would be convenient, considering the actor's previous filmography.
Best watch out Set will put the beat down on em.
Oh yeah !!!!!!
No because even I. This game we didn’t kill any gods. Aside from like 4. There’s no reason for another god of war game there is no longer a god of war. Ragnarok killed the game series
Not using giving young Kratos any dialogues and not using TC Carson as the VA for it is probably the biggest missed opportunity ever.
Idk, could've felt fan service-y
Definitely agree. Actually killed me we didn't get it
@@sweett3253 this entire dlc was fan service
@@Broomer52 yeah but there's levels to fan service, I feel like having a conversation between 2 Kratos's might've crossed the line from serving the story into practically fan fiction since everyone I know talks about how cool it would be to hear them talk or see who's stronger. Would kind of defeat the whole point of Kratos's monologue, accepting his past as opposed to fighting it
@@sweett3253 and it was already done in the past when we fought kid kratos so i don't think we need to redo that conversation again.
Ragnarok was already on a throne of awards aside from losing GOTY to Elden Ring. They had our hearts and respect.
And then they gave us this. For free. In this day and age, that means more than anyone can even begin to describe. What an absolute gift.
There’s a second DLC pack on the way! Probably some time next year.
I’m just gonna say it, kratos went from being the god of war to becoming the god hope
Maybe I'm reading too much into this, but I loved that meta commentary that Kratos made about his past self.
"You are more than that". Exactly. Old Kratos was always more than the angry, killing machine exterior.
I don't know why? But I think just saw Kratos smile from the end of the throne scene, and it genuinely made me tear up a bit, that our favourite character has now finally find peace from past now, I am in such a bliss to see him finally smiled ☺️.
It’d have been awesome to see tc Carlson voice retro kratos
After all these years, kratos confronted his worse enemy: himself. And after all of that he became a god of hope. Amazing.
When Kratos echoed Mimir with "now?" after the latter asked "what now?", you could hear Kratos' voice crack a bit, and it blew all my emotions away. You could hear how tired he was from his journey, and "now" he just wants to rest for a bit after being physically and emotionally drained before getting up again and being the god everyone needs him to be.
WOW, did not expect this
The moment Helios replacing Mimir, Kratos reawakened his lost power immediately.
It doesn't matter what kratos is he's more than just a god. To me he's a warrior of heart and he has grown to be a great person.
Mann..i miss atreus already feel so silent without atreus😢
“Look out father!” But no seriously, I can imagine the look on Atreus’s face when Kratos tells him that he fought Tyr.
He is an annoying brat
This is pretty much what happened to Megatron at the end of TF:P.: He started off as a gladiator who sought vengeance against his leaders for their oppression of his kind and carved a path of spilt energon and destruction wherever he went. Not sparing anyone who would not serve or join his cause. Only at the end of the series, after suffering eternal torture from Unicron does he come to his senses and realize just what true oppression was and that he was in fact, just as guilty of doing the same thing to others and puts an end to his campaign and Decepticons and banishes himself from Cybertron as a sort of repentance for his sins that he knows, will never truly go away.
I held my breath during that first time when Kratos turns away from his younger self and camera focuses on him. Deep inside, I had a glimmer of hope that when current Kratos turns back the younger Kratos is wearing his God of War armor from the 2nd GoW, then he starts talking in voice of the original actor, reaches for the blades of chaos, Spartan Rage starts playing and... I need a break to catch my breath...
To see Kratos talk to his younger self is an experience. He hates what he did, hates the choices he made, and all the suffering he inflicted onto others and himself. At the end of all that, he has hope and acknowledges that even though his actions were cruel and selfish, he believes that he’s more than just the Ghost of Sparta, or the God of War.
I wonder if the kitana was foreshadowing the next game location
I was so dissapointed when Young Kratos didn't talk. I love Judge but I haet how his performance overshadows Carson's iconic portrayal. It would have been cool if he had a few moments in the spotlight in the modern time. And it could have been cool and in character if the Younger Kratos responded to Old and Wise Kratos
What could younger kratos even say when older kratos knows what he would say, why he would say it, and how inexperienced he would sound comparatively
Besides, it's literally just himself, talking to himself works as a stand in because he KNOWS what he would say and think
There's no real need to bring in the old voice actor, just a wanting desire because it admittedly sounds cool as a first thought to have both versions talk to each other needlessly
Santa Monica replaced Carson without even telling him. (They wanted an actor who better matched Kratos’ physical frame so they could use mocap.) I don’t think Carson has the good will necessary to reprise his role.
Your problem dude
seeing Tyr fights for the 1st time is something, he still managed to calm, even while fighting a strong opponent like our Kratos
Dude is absolutely chill during all the battles, imagine him fighting without restraints.
@@Madheim777 there will be chaos i guess
The music at 8:21 is a masterpiece.
The music when he draws the Katana…
Imagine if they fought and won the throne and it would be a spectacular ending plus the previous voice acting, epic moments
Maybe, but winning his battle with himself with just words is already very satisfying...
Though yeah, a battle with His Past Self would've been awesome.
@@johnnycenate91 To be fair they did kinda do that in one of the greek games, God of War 3, Kratos fights "Fear Kratos" a darker version of himself. So it's probably a case of them not wanting to do the same thing again
@@nexusthenormie5578aswell as this being a free dlc
So they couldn't put out as much as a full game
Kratos' Redemption and Growth just brings tears to my eyes.
05:10 yuji itadori talking to sukuna while in his domain
Imagine what an epic would be like if old Kratos fought with young Kratos (young Kratos would be voiced by Terrence Carson, as an homage to the classics)
Old music gives me chills
Damn if they would’ve had TC Carson reprising his role as the young Kratos that would’ve been a work of art
The perfect redemtion arc for the legendary Kratos from god of war to hope
Kratos seeing his past self
As someone who recently went through this series for the first time this year, this epilogue brought a tear to my eye.
They missed a huge opportunity to let old and young kratos to talk as if he spoke to himself.
Even its not that important but it would be great
I could see acting students using this for their monologues. Truly powerful.
5:10 the way old kratos was looking at him is so terrifying, the same scene from the gow 1
The god of war and diplomacy teaching the god of war how he can also be the god of hope is a beautiful story
Was hoping for the original voice actor to have some dialogue or even have a fight against his former self
Im really digging Tyr's weapons
There a few people who have an issue with Kratos' development in the Norse games. While I understand that you prefer younger Kratos, but when telling a story with one major character you need to develop said character and show their growth. It's not boring to show a character's progress, especially when they had accomplished their goal and was left no other purpose. That rage and vengeance he had towards the Greek pantheon was no longer since he accomplished what he wanted, it was time for him to move on and live his life. After all that bloodshed it would make sense for him to not want to go through that all over again.
Tyr had the power of a god AND anime on his side the moment he pulled that katana out
6:31 you can see how young Kratos reacts to old Kratos when he says “you became” and end his sentence short because he knows that old kratos always will be a monster even tho he has change
Well, where to start:
First of all congratulations to Santa Monica Studios for creating some of the best narratives among videogame history, not because the themes are extremely complex or because the story tries to surprise the players constantly, or because it is mythologically friendly, or because it has an insane level of detail and care put into it, but because the story portrayed:
the struggles of a person that gives up everything in exchange for keeping the things most precious to him out of danger and them losing them and seeking vengeance to repair that hole torn into his soul, rampaging in ire blaming others for his mistakes and later after judging those he deemed guilty and destroying literally everything in his path feels empty inside; but through time, he finds greater purpose than what he was designed to accomplish in the first place, founding a family, tying bonds with welcoming people, growing into a better understanding of himself, and culminating that understansing in coming to terms with his past mistakes, and giving himself the chance to retrieve confidence in himself, that he can do things differently and take a more righteous path.
I know it might sound ridiculous to claim such story be relatable, but it is, because we as humans are in a constant process of understanding, both of ourselves and what surrounds us, and nothing is set on stone. Real life mistakes truly can prove more challenging without godly powers, but pondering and reflectiom can aid in overcoming even the most hopeless of situations. We all are more than what we seem to others, and even to ourselves, and that aspect of humanity is, in my opinion, represented to great effect in this saga: villains (the greek patheon, Odin and his closesr descendants), heroes (Atreus?, Faye), antiheroes (Kratos) all have their sides, none of them are driven buy what they appear to, even the greek gods are somewhat empathetic towards mortals; even Odin's morivations, although selfish, are just to understand his place in the world besides being an objector other beings worship.
"You have always being more than what others saw". One beautiful quote as what implies is probably that Kratos was more than a killing machine, that since the beginning, Santa Monica saw the potential for Kratos to become much more than he or the fans ever saw for himself or loved about him.
This entire Shakespeare-based monologue truly brings forth the power of self knowledge and partially what makes this scene so great is the fact this is the first monologue Kratos has done , the first time he faces himself psychologically.
I'm glad more and more awareness about psyque through bildungs romance is being raised through videogame media.
Thanks to everyone that took their time to read my comment. Have a wonderdul time; remember: You are more than you see
Can I please have video recommendations for endings of the video games that just came out sooner please?
Anyone else notice at 9:56 his skin is no longer pale?
I’m going to be completely honest: This all hits and feels very different if you played all of the games before this DLC, if you just played the Norse games, I don’t know if you’ll get the same feeling we all the people who played the Greek games
Something i really like about the end shot on the throne is yes obviously this is Kratos moving on properly and accepting his past. Everyone has said that. But its also a big deal for Mimir who is placed at Kratos Right side. Afterall we have heard him tell of his regrets of only being an advisor to scoundrels as he puts it. Now for the first time he is the right hand man to a leader worth following
I'm happy they finally utilized Tyr after Ragnarok.
What they did with Tyr in this DLC is magnificent, this DLC made clear the duality between the deities of War between both mythologies.
As one can only be described and portrayed as the most vile and despicable god of his mythology, who took it upon himself to bring Kratos to his worst version. The other is portrayed as the gentle god admired by his people, who in the end helps Kratos to become his best version.
Both being the final boss of the installments and symbolizing a turning point in Kratos' life. I can only stand up and applaud at this level of writing.
While Tyr is a badass thats strong enough to catch charged-up punches from Kratos without budging, I was also hoping young Kratos would be a bossfight himself. A manifestation of Valhalla itself to test whether he's truly finally beat his inner demons. Kratos VS Kratos
I hope we will see more of Kratos in the future!!! 😢Im kinda sad that Ragnarok + Vallhala is over, though it was epic!!!!!!!! Until the next God Of War / God Of Hope when all is lost game (fingers crossed)!!!!!!
The news of the new nordic God of War will surely sail towards Greece or if i may say, Rome.
He’s not a god of war. There are no wars of peace there are no wars of hope. War is a tool of conquest a way to take.
Rome is gonna be awkward.......
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11:27 freya looks like a robot, guess the studio did not work on her model appropriately.
If anyone knows the translation of the singing, put it out their because it is deffinetly diffrent than echoes of a past life.