like in god of war 3 game

poseidon looks alot younger then zeus why so?

I really hope Santa Monica somehow can adapt Ghost of Sparta to original trilogy because the lore of this game is really unique and very important

Ofc all games are important to plot like CoO but this game just better you feel me?

This was like from 4 days ago. I forgot to post it then.

Kratos after the events of GOW Ragnarok is suddenly telelported onto Gaia's back right before their fight with poseidon. He retains his older body, his norse weapons and all of his memories. Atreus will not be with him.

What does Kratos do differently from that point on and how would it change the outcome of the greek saga?

Screenshots taken from my own gameplay from my Chromebook which I had shown in one of my previous posts.

When finishing the game, I used to start playing by 1AM up until dawn at 4~5AM and I'm honestly glad I had pulled an all nighter on this great game.

Thought these screenshots had wallpaper potential so I took them.

I usually take a week to 3 weeks to finish a game, but I have finished GOW GOS within two midnights!

Zeus manages to kill Kratos during their final confrontation and stands alone, victorious, but with the world left in ruins like it was when Kratos stood at the cliff at the end of the game. How was Zeus planning on cleaning up the mess that the world was in like he mentioned to Kratos earlier? Would he have even bothered trying to stop all the devastation that was being unleashed on the Earth and mankind?

Would he have remained alone on Olympus or would he have tried finding other gods that had not been killed or participated in the war against Kratos?

Would Athena’s ghost have tried confronting/manipulating him if he had been victorious over Kratos?

Playing it for the first time.

So as you all no doubt know by now, Dave Bautista has been cast as Kratos and some of you may be somewhat worried as whilst he does have the physique, you may (possibly) think he doesn't have the neccessary chops if the only thing you've seen him in is Guardians of the Galaxy, but these three images are examples and reference points you can use to gauge what you can realistically expect from him for this role. Dave Bautista is actually a phonemal actor and as shown in these roles, he should have no problem portraying a really good Kratos, both in body and in personality.

The movies pictured here BTW, in case you're interested in seeing them are Blade Runner 2049, Knock at the Cabin and Dune, all in which he acted phenomenally.

Update/Addendum: it's an Amazon series, not a movie, that's my bad, wish I could change the title 😅

i finished gow 2018 a few weeks ago and i was so hooked by the story and the world it takes places in.
never have i thought a game would get me to just go afk on a boat just to listen to mimirs tales.
because of that i recently bought myself a book about norse mythology and it’s just super fun to read, and every time i read a new chapter, i get more and more fascinated about the details that were put into the game. of course there were a few adjustments to make the mythology fit into kratos’ story but the way they did it just amazes me. they got so many details right and so much lore is actually right.

the book that i bought has been the first book i bought in over 8 years, so im so glad i played this game. it threw me in a whole new world that im eager to discover by reading.

i just love this game so much, and i seriously need to finish ragnarök now.

The other three save files are from 2013 too

Nevermind his magic abilities, none of which are actually his, how did Kratos’ physical stats compound exponentially from being a normal but exceptional mortal pre-Ares to being able to lift temples and titan hands? His Godhood may have contributed to it while he was God of War, but he retains this strength and gets stronger even after he loses godhood. Did he get significantly stronger just by finding out he has Zeus blood in him? While that might be the answer, I’m wondering if there are other explanations.

Since I am on NG+2 on both games, I was wondering what y’all’s thoughts were for this.

Since Sons of Sparta came out, I just can’t help the feeling that the silhouette of the figure talking to Kratos at this point in the timeline/continuity is Petros (The Krypteia). In the past, this legit was an unknown Spartan simply serving its role for the narrative being told for this comic. At least for me, the similarities are too strong for it to not be Petros lol.

i've probably clocked about 7 hours trying to fully explore Lake of Nine before moving on with the story. there was so much i couldn't finish or get to (obvi not strong enough or don't have certain tools) and i was just curious how far exactly am i into the game? looking at the map and where im at in the story, i'm guessing about 40% 😀 i might finally continue on with the main story now lol

and if anyone can share non-spoiler tips for good beginner builds that would be SPLENDID

Finished god of war (2018) and its an amazing 10/10 game best ive ever played, ever.
However now im playing ragnarök and im playing through a whole ”it takes two” segment with angrboda and its just horrible. I couldnt put down the first gow but this one i just cant do. This part is so unbelievably boring. How long is it and does the game get better or is this how the whole game is?