r/GodofWarRagnarok

25M, Hardcore
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25M, Hardcore

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Very difficult choices on many of these spots! There are very many games that don't get enough credit (underrated/overlooked) and so many that are gorgeous (art style). If you've even played all these games, massive respect to you. BTW don't bother writing that I have too much Uncharted, it's my favorite franchise!

u/DecayedRenegade — 1 day ago

This sounds like a stupid question, but why is Heimdall such of well.. a sociopath?

Now this does sound like a silly question but hear me out, i am aware of how he can read the minds of others and that whole dialogue where he states all he sees are liars, i have played the games and i am aware of this dude’s character

But also i’ve seen some people say he was a dick to Atreus because well he saw Atreus as a bratty yet still credible threat to the safety of Asgard. But then why does he treat Thor as well as his daughter Thrud like absolute shit? I get that in the norse AND greek pantheon the gods were known for their family drama, and especially in these games having the aesir as your family must be insufferable at times. But this dude doesn’t seem to respect anyone besides Odin, but even thats only because Odin is the most wicked villain in this saga and a guy who abuses his kids and makes his son Thor feel absolutely worthless, so i’m not surprised hes essentially groomed his son Heimdall into maintaining utmost loyalty to him. And even if you dont think Heimdall was a son of Odin in this game, Odin is still known to treat everyone like this so even if he isn’t literally family to Odin my point stands.

But even with the whole mind reading shtick, other gods in this saga have experienced or put up with arguably far worse (Like Baldur) and have kept some level of decency or respect for even certain people, i mean Baldur didn’t seem to pick on Magni and Modi like Heimdall did Thrud

So like again, why is this dude such a little bastard to his own people who he claims to Atreus he wants to protect from ‘trouble’

u/DonutMan1834 — 1 day ago

Question about the god of war 2018

So i started playing god of war ragnarok and im on 38% percent (i took alot of breaks so i lwk forgot lots of things)
I figured out there was a 2018 god of war to, and i never played it, and people were saying that you should play gow 2018 first instead of playing god of war ragnarok immediately. So i was was gonna do exactly that, thing is, after i play gow 2018 should i restart the whole god of war ragnarok story since im only at 38% and forgot lots of things or im confused about it?

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u/Jake10256 — 1 day ago

[NG+] What else to upgrade?

I'm on NG+ and I feel like I've run out of equipment to upgrade. I currently have the Axe, shield, rond, attachments, and the Sparta armor all maxed out. That just leaves the Blades and Spear. I just finished the Helheim mission with Loki and I haven't done any side quests, only main missions.

Is there anything else I can do to make Kratos stronger?

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u/GrayFox6688 — 1 day ago
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KRATOS OLD SCHOOL STAND

Thank you so much for the incredible support on my previous Kratos stand post. It was really awesome to see so many of you asking for the classic Greek-era Kratos.

A lot of you requested the OG Ghost of Sparta - from the old school games. Well, here he is. I really hope I managed to capture the look and rage of the character we all grew up with.

I'm already working on something really interesting, so feel free to follow if you don't want to miss it.

u/grind_hayer1 — 2 days ago

The ultimate test of patience - The 3 berserkers

I think the three sister's fight is a good example of how patient and aware you need to be with them.. Especially If you're looking to take no damage. This fight though, really kept my heart rate up 😅

Ps : please watch it till the end, I have shared my build in case you wish to try the same.

I have started to post here just recently, I have a YouTube channel too which has a lot more of these..

I'm actually allowed to put my link in only one video.. This being that one.. Please subscribe to my channel it would truly help out a lot..

https://youtube.com/@papakratos?si=9lRvOEV57NkoyiC2

u/Icy_Growth — 2 days ago

Any Lunda's lost armour enjoyers

I've finished Ragnarok on give me god of war difficulty and I was wondering if there are any others who got hard carried by this armour especially fighting at the gravestones.

None of the weapons has more of an impact than kratos throwing hands and I LOVE THAT

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u/Alcadiuss — 2 days ago

No doubt the rumored Faye game trailer/teaser for 2027 is definitely showing up here.

If not then for sure at the game awards

u/iykykkn — 2 days ago

first time playing, have a question about puzzles/hints

ive heard of the infamous handholding npcs had in the game at launch, and that ssm added in a setting to reduce/delay hints from companions. i can see that setting under "Gameplay". i have it turned off. my question is, it doesnt feel like it changed anything.

i just entered svartelfeim, and there was a geyser infront of me. i rip it open with the blades, and atreus immediately said we need to raise the water so it hits the wheel above it.

is there ANY other setting/way to disable these types of hints? im on ps5 pro btw so no mods. ive tried googling and searching in this sub, but nothing definitive. ppl have said theres stuff under "Accessibility" but i cant see anything regarding hints.

thanks

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u/Jaraghan — 2 days ago

The pacing of this game is quite bad

Compared to 2018 this game had a lot of boring moments, I get it’s a bigger game but that doesn’t always mean better. I felt the story and the pacing of 2018 was consistently fun and kept me hooked but ragnarok had some really boring moments like the part with Atreus in that dream zone, just felt like a chor to play

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u/Ninic100 — 4 days ago

Pls help guys

It doesn't show up on the map, and I couldn't do it even after watching a tutorial on YouTube. Pls help gıys

u/SuddenBell471 — 3 days ago
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My fight with Thor without damage

After a lot of practice, I finally did it! Honestly, one of the most fun and varied bosses to fight, and one of my favorites because you never stop playing; you're constantly interacting with this boss. I'm eager to defeat Odin without taking damage, but since he's a boss with many phases, it might be more complicated than Thor.

u/PomegranateOk4560 — 3 days ago