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worst, game, ever

Bruh the first clip about the goats milk always gets me 😂

Can markus be dead and conor killing north on jerico?

(consumes 12 bottles of rad x and a psychobuff) *BRING IT ON*

I just can't get over those ugly faces..

Macbeth is canon to God of War.

Damn that last conversation gave me chills

He beat the shit out of me, but we made it out!

What I like but also don't get is why Shimura has Oga Samurai with him; I know they're the Shogun's elite squad and he's the _Jito_ (so basically the Shogun's second in command), but he and Lord Oga are from completely different Clans. Only real answer I can think of is that Clan Shimura had very few survivors (aside from the two Samurai with Shimura when you help the pirates deliver the message to the Shogun for backup), so he had to get Clan Oga to come in as replacements or substitutes. I also never noticed that it was Lord Oga himself who arrested Jin; always thought it was just a random dude till I played the level again and saw the cutscene about five million times when I finally saw the white on his armor

"Walking stick."

That wouldve been cool and funny if you can play her game uvu

I was tense and anxious until I heard the Wilhelm Scream

Looking back at this after finishing Ragnarök myself, the gap between Kratos and Atreus in terms of grief is astounding. I'm not being pessimistic, but it's two different minds - one who has grieved all his life and never sought atonement or counsel in his early days, and another who has been betrayed utterly, breaking both his spirit and his will. Kratos comes with a lifetime of pain and suffering. His guilt in killing Lysandra and Calliope drove him mad. He thought vengeance was the only way to close his grief. Instead, it had left him empty and chose to give his life and the hope he harbored so that Greece would rebuild itself. After traveling to the Norse realm, meeting Faye and bringing Atreus into the world, he had to go through a new stage of grief. He had never lost someone so fully and not by his own hands, which took him years to process. And after venturing through majority of the Realms, Kratos had come to terms with her passing, yet the memories of their time together remained vivid in his mind. Atreus never understood why Kratos was upset, nor did he know how to take a death. He grew arrogant, impulsive and made senile remarks that would have earned him a stern talking-to. Instead of discipline his son with force, Kratos chose to speak his experience and show what it meant for Atreus to be a warrior. He let his conscience guide his actions, and it made Atreus into the focused boy that he was. From giving him lessons about archery, waiting for signals, earning his knife and clearing the hubris that he had gained from his wisdom being a god, he was training Atreus to be not like him, who saw killing as satiety, but to be better, that killing those who have committed wrong were to be felled. After growing up, Atreus had mastered majority of his training, yet failed to grasp the discipline Kratos had been trying to teach him. His curious mind was what dragged him into a mess that would have likely became the death of Kratos but instead turned to their advantage. Despite not trusting him at first, he knew Atreus' instincts had never been wrong and so he chose to take his faith into account. Upon reflection, Atreus had everything he was ready for - friends to rely on, a purpose in mind and the counsel of his father. For the first time, Kratos had, finally, a child who could turn any situation, however dire, into their favor. But the faith he had in Tyr had cost him a blacksmith and a friend, which shook him so intensely he had to distract himself. Kratos knew the grief Atreus was experiencing as he himself had done so before. Instead of sulking in misery over the loss of a friend, he calmly reminded Atreus that all was not lost, that a distraction would only make the pain worse, not heal it. The words of Kratos were exactly what Atreus needed - about how animals tend to their wounds after damaged, how actions have consequences that needn't be reminded, and how losing your direction in a sea of misery can drown you in its depths. He reminded his son to stay focused in the most loving way a parent could - to make himself a place that his boat could sail to. And because Atreus chose to listen, they averted the prophecy that awaited Kratos, changed his fate and allowed him a better future. Kratos had fulfilled his purpose of being a father and was ready for his son to journey on his own - the mind of a warrior emblazoned on his conscience, with the will of a Jötun who would not succumb to fate and write his own path.

This scene where the song came gave the absolute chills i was like oh snaps here is ragnarok here it comes!! And when the horn was blown for ragnarok im like its time lets do this! And when atreus said for brok kratos nodded

i am blind and forgot the sodding f come before g

As much as I want to feel bad for Joel, the entire of humanity fell because of him.

Weed is a medicinal herb of the soul and it shouldn't be abused. Stick to the weekends or every 2 weeks ✌️✌️

I'll say this for Santa Monica, they are determined to paint the olds gods as villains, pretty soon...they'll be convincing their fans to worship those like Loki.

I have to agree that he just gets obliterated here - maybe he’s able to kill one person there’s no way he’s sneaking up on multiple level 12 casters

Do you need to romance Karlach to save her and have this ending?

I guess Nora didn't have the PATIENCE to let Ellie talk

I like Beta, she's cute.

If you think about it The Newscaster ( Ron pearlman ) is most likely a ghoul who tells the stories of everyone

The first mistake Heisenberg made was not killing Ethan earlier lmao bro was too cocky and that's what killed him. And bro literally woke up and chose ''hmm ima kill the person who gave me my power'' but then a silly little blonde man desides ima end this mans whole career.

25:11 this might just be the best quote i've ever heard from a video game holy shit Tyr earned infinite points for that

Tbh if you thought the NCR was gonna last forever you’re just fooling yourself. The theme in fallout is war never changes so it makes sense that America 3.0 got knocked off the map eventually.

Just a thought but in this DLC, Tyr is practically a therapist to Kratos.

Wait Helios wasn't captured by the god of dreams, he was captured by Atlas and Persephone, Morpheus just took advantage of the situation.

Man i miss old voice

I went into this game completely blind, this scene had actually shook me to my core. Jin actually became the Ghost of Tsushima, so memorable.

IIIIIIII KNOOOOOWWWWW YOUUUUUUU GHOOOOOOOSSSSTTTT OOOOOOFFFF SPPPPAAAAAAARRRRRTTTAAAAAAA -World Serpent

May 2024 still here :)

tyr is so sick, tyr kratos and mimir could have a sick adventure and thinking about pandora, you can tell kratos was angry about knowing pandora was just used as a pawn in their war

man thor looked on par with olympian gods gameplay wise

This is the part I am on right now I'm having problems taking out the enemies

I just noticed that hank from Detroit becomes human and Ethan Mars from heavy rain both lost their sons in a car accident because Ethan lost Jason in a car accident when he tried to protect Jason and Hank lost his son when he was driving and a truck drove on ice and hank’s car rolled over and his son had to get surgery but an android had to do it because a human surgeon was high on red ice and both of them become depressed and can commit suicide Hank can commit suicide if he resigns from his job and Ethan can commit suicide if Shaun dies

that “face forward” exchange will never NOT be funny 😂😂😂

This is when it became more than a game to me. It became an experience, it became ART

Beyond cringe. Even two decades ago this "transgender" madness was not even a thing. Depraved lunacy.

The Alex speech about neuromods after you do the nullwave ending always gives me chills. You can tell he really thinks what he’s doing is best for humanity. It’s sad, in a way. This game is such a masterpiece.

Soap will come back

Never seen the God of War ghost of spartan so confuses in my life XDDDDDD

STOP WHY IS THIS MAKING ME SO SAD

The irony of all this is that joel and tommy survived for 20 years because they never trusted anyone and never tried to save anyone, but when they finally save someone and trust them and their group, joel dies.

you didn't include the part where durge can beg the others to kill them which leads to a game over

The last scene was the most emotional 😢 But Stray (the cat) might hood have mer his family 😊😢

It aches me seeing you shoot the head of the slaves rather than the hearts lmao

I wish Specters were as easy to kill as in this cutscene

Hephaestus will never be caught bcoz once that happens there wont be any lore left to fight machines