u/joanofdarc_

So im replaying GoW 2018 and Im right when Kratos and Atreus arrive at Alfheim. Freya says that the light is fading and that something is wrong. At the beginning of the preview in GoW Laufey it is stated that Faye was supposed to go there after she died and we know for a fact that both games run at the same time.

So my mini theory or more like conclusion is that the "dimming" of the Alfheim Light is somewhat responsible for Faye ending up at Everywhen. Or it was entirely intentional.

Not to sound like broken record but not liking these characters just because of their looks is just misogynistic behaviour (in my opinion)

Release Date: TBC

Draw date: 2 weeks before release

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such a masterpiece

We can all agree Ragnarok was a bit rushed at the end and most of us expected a Norse trilogy with Kratos. However, Santa Monica has been working on Laufey for YEARS and this game is going to be the missing link that ties EVERYTHING together from 2018 and Ragnarok.

Literally from the opening battle with Baldur in 2018, who knocked on the door looking for Faye btw, Faye has been the most important character. Santa Monica are going to blow our minds connecting every loose end from the previous games, weaving in Kratos and Atreus, and giving us the coolest combat and world we’ve seen to date.

Queue the HYPE. Haters can go pound sand

Many other insiders have been saying the same thing. Like Nate said though plans could change. However, with how much PlayStation and Santa Monica have been pushing this game as of late, with more info confirmed to be coming in the months ahead and with wishlisting already being available I definitely think Laufey is PlayStations next release for the first half of 2027 after Wolverine!

A few people made this comment online so I am not claiming I am the first one who saw this. But its pretty subtle and also interesting. Faye said "she never got to say goodbye," so likely they all slept the night peacefullt and thought she will just wake up like normal the next day.

Also, while the cause of her death is not fully explained, remember that Kratos doesn't go crazy over it while seeking revenge or answers. Faye and Kratos made arrangements for her death as we saw in Ragnarok. Kratos seemed to have accepted it will eventually happen.

In Lore and Legends, Atreus says Faye seemed cold and pale at one night, and he felt her sadness. After this, Faye seemed to go out of the house and be gone for days, and Atreus did not know why. No other details of her final days were said after this, and all of Atreus journals just say she died.

I love this blue chaos🩷✨️

Art made by me.