Should Your Boyfriend Play God of War?

When the world serpent spoke for the first time my little puppy woke up from a dead sleep and started barking at the tv. It was very cute.

"Can you kill something that big?" "Hold my Axe boy"

''We'll watch every single comment''.

Oh boy, there are more than 5 thousand comments now…

"Can you kill something that big" My boy you have no idea.

Nah, Frigg is from Milfgard, Freya is from Milfheim.

Gotta love the classics <3

Thank you for explaining why he keeps calling me “boy”

God of war Ragnarok is out and I’m rewatching these in the hopes you may get the new one !!!

OMG OMG WE NEED A PT 2 FOR RAGNAROK

3:50 HAHAHAHAHAHAHA I mean, he's not wrong (but don't tell Kratos i've said that!)

And you're certainly are one of a kind girl, i didn't see much girls being so confortable with dirty jokes and saying it so nonchalantly.

3:19 Me watching game of thrones for the first time

(I didn't notice that all those references were the past not a fail in a ADITL)

2:50 It's not a God of War video if it doesn't have a "boi" joke 😂😂

1:17 Are you sure you didn't play the game??? 👀👀👀

the girl got pipes!

You do realise these type of videos are meant to be witty and comedic.

You were crying over the death of a character that you didn't know? Also I think that if you played the previous games, you would find that they're far deeper, not just in storytelling, but also in gameplay as well as visuals. Previous GOW games had a better presentation. Despite being linear, the scope of that world much more vast than 2018. Like in GOW 3, you could see the Titans around Mount Olympus fighting against olympians as well as the gods, in GOW 2 you could pull an entire island to you with just the sheer amount of force. The bosses in 2018 were pretty bland and repetitive. You would expect a GOW game to have epic bosses, and the few that were worth mentioning are the Valkyries, but were optional. The gameplay is a downgrade from previous games, this one is bound by the RPG elements like armour that change your stats, weapons that need to improve to increase your level, and because of being bound by those RPG elements the gameplay suffered. You need to have a certain level to face certain enemies, even though you have access to them, especially fighting against the Valkyries. What about weapons? Well, despite the axe being different from other weapons in the franchise, I find it good but also dissapointing due to, once again, being tied to the RPG elements and mechanics. You could use a few attacks until you can access to more by leveling it up, and you can't have access to just two runic attacks, one for light and one for heavy, the same thing with the Blades of Chaos. Comparing it to previous games, you could have access to more of those attacks, and the gameplay offered more variety, especially weapon variety, magic, special items like Helios' head, and Apollo's Bow. In 2018, you have an axe, the blades and your fists and you don't get any form of reward for being skillful. I also want to point out something about the story: it has a ton of exposition and a bunch of plotholes. The entire time you hear Atreus and Mimir talk about the events of norse mythology, like Thor, the giants, the Huldra Brothers, etc. They should've give you cutscenes to show these characters being badasses, but instead we're listening to it, not that interesting. I think it's due to the entire game being done with a single shot. The other is the plotholes, like how the world wasn't flooded? When Kratos killed the gods of Olympus, it caused a lot of natural disasters. The Sun was covered, the sea levels have risen, the souls of those who died are not kept in check, storms, tornadoes, the vegetation was dying, plagues have spread, all of it because Kratos killed the gods? The game never takes a few minutes to explain what happened after all of that. The other is how did Kratos get the Blades of Chaos? Those were destroyed by Ares in the first game, and were replaced by the Blades of Athena, and in GOW 3 she ended up replacing them with the Blades of Exile, so how did Kratos get the Blades of Chaos? Well, no answer. The last thing I want to point out what journos and the devs have said about the game, and I think it's important to understand that what was said and what they want us to believe. Many articles come out about 2018 being much deeper, more emotional and Kratos not being one dimensional, and the devs supported that narrative, more specifically Cory Balrog, who directed GOW 2. The previous games weren't about rage and Kratos wasn't a one dimensional character, he was far more tragic than you can realize. He lost his brother, which lead him to keep fighting so that mistake wouldn't repeat, he killed his wife and child, which tormented him since then and when he served the gods in order for them to remove his the image of him killing his family, they decided not to and even when he tried to kill himself, the gods didn't allow him to die and made him a god, living forever with his past tormenting him. There's plenty to see in those games, and they don't tell a story of one dimensional character. I advise to all of you to play those games, or maybe watch walkthroughs of those games to understand that the Journos and devs are a bunch of idiots whho don't respect the legacy of a franchise like GOW.

Can't wait for the Elden Ring review