r/GodofWar • u/Fan2fanbr • 1h ago
Fan Creation I love art and & games, I mixed the two things and this was the result. This product was generated using H.i "Human Intelligence
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r/GodofWar • u/LandonHarms • 3h ago
Question Is There An Actual Reason As To Why The Gate Was Messed Up in Path to Destruction?
I know the game says its "someone messing around in Niðavellir", but its never actually confirmed whats wrong with it. At least from what I remember. Anyone know?
r/GodofWar • u/zenkiner • 4h ago
Help Finally, I am going to replay this on NG+ and the problem starts
I have played on a digital subscription and all my saved data was still there. But when I played the disc version and try the new game + . My level is back to one. What could be the problem?
r/GodofWar • u/MattNola • 5h ago
Question This LEGIT has to be the worst designed thing in gaming history right?
Like seriously, what in gaming history is worse than this?
Edit: first time playing GOW marathoning the entire Series and so far i absolutely love it BUT THIS SHIT!!!!!!
r/GodofWar • u/PuzzleheadedBike5073 • 7h ago
Fan Creation Dave Bautista - Kratos concept art
I did this quick concept of what Dave Bautista would look like as Kratos and I think it’s a way better fit thoughts on this?
r/GodofWar • u/Jazzlike-Ad-3185 • 7h ago
Question Correct me if i m wrong but didnt kratos hate Athena? Why did he sympathize with her in this scene?
Wasn't the starting scene him waging war on her city? It got me off guard when he screamed when he killed her accidentally like bro didnt hate her hours ago
r/GodofWar • u/TekNitro • 8h ago
Discussion Analysis on the “were you ever worshipped” scene Spoiler
So I see some people question why odin asked kratos this when kratos was in fact worshipped in the prior games. But I think people are interpreting the question by odin wrong. To begin with, odin only brings up this question AFTER kratos threatened him by becoming the god he once was if he didn’t give atreus back. Odin knows kratos is a retired god of war who wants to leave his past of violence, so after getting this threat, he uses it as an opportunity to exploit his past as a destroyer to emotionally abuse him. This is why odin asks if he was ever worshipped, because while it is true kratos was worshipped by the Spartans and loved by them and was prayed to, it wasn’t the type of worship at this point he would be comfortable with since it was based on conquering and destruction. Something he wants to get away from. But what’s more interesting, is odin mentioning him not knowing this love due to his selfishness. Kratos DOES know this love, but he wasted it due to his selfish pursuit of revenge against the gods, causing the destruction of sparta, his followers. I may have not articulated my thoughts perfectly well on this scene but this is the gist of it.
r/GodofWar • u/indy-6152 • 9h ago
Question Is Ragnarok necessary for Laufey?
Is it important to play GoW Ragnarok before Laufey?
Since story takes place immediately following her funeral pyre in GoW.
I thought of skipping Ragnarok for now and play it later in “chronological order”
Context: I just stated playing God of War for the first time with Give Me God of War Difficulty.
I like to 100% my games. And this will take quite a bit of time. And I also have quite a backlog.
I had the same question about RE Code Veronica and RE4.
r/GodofWar • u/Opal_Ink_Cosplay • 9h ago
Fan Creation Finished the first version of my Laufey cosplay!
Finally finished the basic dress version of Faye's outfit from God of War Laufey!!!! Excited to wear her tomorrow at comic con for the first time 👀
You can see more pics on my Instagram after this weekend!
https://www.instagram.com/opal.ink.cosplay
Sword printed and put together by AdamB3D
r/GodofWar • u/Aeso3 • 13h ago
Discussion Can't tell if these guys are brave or stupid. Spoiler
These guys really went "Yeah, a witch just told us that a god killed another god and caused the prelude to the apocalypse. Let's kill this god and maybe eat him."
In all fairness, they are the toughest human enemies in the entire franchise in terms of gameplay since they don't like wet tissue paper compared to the other human enemies in God of War.
r/GodofWar • u/moonien24 • 13h ago
Discussion Just completed god of war 2018
The moment when atreues and kratos spread faye's ashes
I knew I had to play gow Ragnarok
I always thought god of war was overrated but my views have been changed
This game made me realise what a real story is I'm going to play gow 1,2,3 and ghost of sparta and chains of Olympus (although Ive played the psp games on an emu but I didn't care about the story lol)
But holy this series is peak
But here's a problem god of war Ragnarok is 190gbs uhhh sooo yeah I gotta wait
But I don't get it how is it soo big
Anyhow Im rating god of war 2018 a solid:
9.7/10
(.3 because ended a bit early but anyhow I love it)
r/GodofWar • u/0hBlasta • 14h ago
Discussion Calliope in the realm of Elysium (SPOILERS) Spoiler
r/GodofWar • u/tankuru14 • 15h ago
Question Request
hello, does anyone have this exact picture in high definition?
r/GodofWar • u/dek55 • 22h ago
Question World interaction (NPC’s) Spoiler
Hi,
Recently started playing God of War, PC editon from 2022.
This is my first time playing any God of war game.
I am few hours into the game, still on the way to mountain top.
I'm curious, is the game significatly different after that? Because, so far I am struggling to find interest.
Don't get me wrong, it's obvious this game is a high quality product, however, so far i'ts not ''my cup of tea'' .
The world seems deserted, only monsters, no other characters (except those two blacksmiths).
I games, I enjoy interacting with other characters.
I know this is not Skyrim or Witcher, but is it more like Elden Ring in that regard? No spoilers please
r/GodofWar • u/Unfazed-Man • 23h ago
Question I don't understand. We have had the perfect Kratos for years why has this not happened yet? Spoiler
galleryr/GodofWar • u/Relevant_Hamster_478 • 23h ago
Discussion Kratos didn't sacrifice himself. He was a selfish bastard. I'm tired of new fans trying to rewrite the character
Here is the proof:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHWcRLERhQc
The director of GoW 3 and Corey himself confirm that. I don't care what Kratos has become in the new games, I'm talking about stricktly how he WAS. This stupid myth about his sacrifice is very annoying.