r/GodofWarRagnarok

I'm just curious because he knows if he says 'No,' obviously Odin and Thor won't just leave, and they will bother or fight them right then and there. But if he said 'Yes' and then violated their agreement soon, they would at least leave the house first without a fight, which buys Kratos and Atreus critical time to prepare, upgrade their gear, and plan their next moves on their own terms. Plus, they could just say yes to the deal but tell Odin to exclude the Freya part, because they know Odin would probably just harm her under the guise of 'protecting' them. Even if the peace didn't last, feigning agreement and negotiating those terms gives them a massive tactical advantage early on, allowing Atreus to potentially spy on Asgard from the inside instead of forcing a dangerous fight in their own backyard when they weren't fully ready."

I just finished God of War Ragnarok with a supposedly unsupported cpu, with mod of course.

My cpu is I7 3770. It was actually very surprising to see the performance. I got 50-70 fps depending on the region and stuttering is actually minimal considering my ancient setup.

I chose this picture because Vanaheim is the most Cpu intensive in the game (at least for me) and overall cpu usage can only reach about 65% maximum in this game. Maybe this game can perform better if the avx2 isnt somewhat mandatory and officially support older cpu.

p/s: gpu is rx5600 xt

My take on the meme format that's been going around. The lengths I'll go to to procrastinate working

I recently felt like drawing something with lots of fine detail, so I chose Kratos

Sef is getting on my nerves, here me out, first she told thor to protect his family by killing atreus for killing magni and modi but the one who actually killed them is odin , the both of them were odin hounds and they both thought that kratos will surrender and hand over his son , every fucked up thing happened to any aesir god from 2018 to ragnarok is odin fault so why thor wants to kill atreus although his sons who started the whole bad blood thing and heimdall he would have not died if he didn’t threat to kill atreus and even baldur who was sent to hunt a giant ended up killed so the aesir are the problem and even if sef became a good person still its nerve wrecking.

Honestly felt bad for the beast. He seemed so helpless In this fight. But, kratos gotta do what kratos gotta do🤷🏻‍♂️

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I wish there were more parts in the game where they send tons of weak enemies at Kratos and you just tear them to shreds.

Similar to Cyperpunk 2077 when you play your first mission as Johnny Silverhand, and your hand cannon one shots everyone.

I understand enemies need to be strong and Kratos needs to be weak for the game to feel challenging. But I just want more “I feel like a God” moments

It is said that Athena made a selfless act in death sacrificing herself for Zeus. Which is exactly what Freyr did in order to save everyone he sacrificed himself. I think bro deserves that higher plane stuff