God Of War Ragnarok Valhalla - Kratos All Greece Memories scenes in Valhalla DLC
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This DLC made Tyr easily one of my favorites. The way he relates to Kratos without becoming over bearing. He lives up to his legend.
Being a very wise god
Both god of war
Helios scream gave me back chills
I love how Tyr annoyed of Helios' presence.
He did not like Helios at all
Tyr reminded him of Heimdall.
@@DJKO12X yeah that’s what I think too
How come,Helios is only Greek god to return?
It was the one Kratos would regret most, one he deemed most unjust.
@@TheTrueTyrannosaurusRex that, and easier to model a head to replace Mimir. but yeah, sucks that none of the other members of the Greek pantheon didn't make an appearance. they made new models of all the Greek monsters, so why not the others? too difficult to remake their powerset in the new gameplay style?
@@kingofmonsters14 No, there is a lot of reason and that is the fact most if not ninety percent was unforgivable.
Zeus, Hera, Poseidon, Cronos, Gaia... far too unforgivable and demented.
Hercules was an asshole.. not a monster.
Hades was another god seeking revenge.
Hermes is explainable on the surface.
@@TheTrueTyrannosaurusRexNgl, I kinda hate Hermes.
@@sepulcher8263 No need to tell, not to me.
Helios Meet Mimir & Tyr
Greek meet Norse
In a way...I feel like this is also a love letter to Young Kratos from the devs and a message. The message being to the newer fans of GOW and other fans who say that Kratos back then was simply an emotionless killing machine, nothing more and that there wasn't more to his character than that, which me and plenty of other people found to be a load of horse shit. This showed that yes, while Kratos was a killing machine back then, there was more to him and his emotions. Obviously back then he has felt rage, but he's also felt regret, remorse, sorrow, guilt, and has expressed those emotions. He has shown them. It's just that by the time GOW 3 rolled around, his humanity was at an all time low and at that point after the events of GOW 2, he no longer gave a damn until once he saw what his vengeance did to Greece by the end of the game and until he met Pandora. He was just a very deeply hurt man who didn't deal with his pain in a healthy manner, which Tyr told him in this DLC.
That’s why all the people saying that Kratos got soft can F off. Bitches gonna bitch. It’s called a character arc which no characters anywhere ever have anymore so people after being born after a certain year don’t even know what it is.
I feel like this DLC especially calls those people out. Kratos was never one dimensional. People judged him way too quickly because they saw just an angry man on the surface.
Almost a love letter. If only they’d gotten the original Kratos voice for a few lines, then that’s a sentiment that can be agreed without doubt.
Yeah I love how the message of the DLC isn't "old Kratos sucks you're not him anymore". Its about how Kratos was always a nuanced character with the ability to change, he didn't become this new god by running away from his past self, but by embracing the good qualities he always had.
Ikr bro i could hardly contain my smile throughout all the memories. The times me & friends put ourselves in Kratos’ shoes, going through his mindset throughout the events of old God of War.
To see it all pay off here, as Tyr piecing things back together was so heartfelt to me. The 3 boss fights were the icing on the cake.
And the final moments of self reflection? Pure art.
At 2:28. Tyr mentions something about the years of rebuilding. Could that mean that the Greek civilization managed to rebuild themselves? Just without the Greek pantheon of course.
Yes, Kratos released hope back to them. They rose from the ashes to rebuild their civilization. This time without the tyranny of false gods.
@@Visitant01 their free will this time
Wouldn't it be interesting that the things emerge from the Greek Gods are the Roman Gods?
It would be interesting to see Kratos interacting with Mars since Mars is the wiser and better version of Ares.
@@RickyFSeieito be fair Mars cared about the Roman people because he's a god of war and agriculture I think because the Romans are more of a expansion for their empire
@mashedpota-toe2111 saturn is roman God of agriculture not Mars
Kratos simply needed...a friend. Or friends rather.
When you think about it, Kratos was on a one-man mission to kill every single member of his family with little to no remorse and he did that all by his lonesome.
In the end, he chose to gut himself seeing as there was nothing left of his world but a glint of hope by self-sacrifice. The same type of sacrifice he saw from Pandora whom reminded him of his daughter.
Moving along, he spent the rest of his life in exile before befriending and developing a relationship with Faye. Then Atreus was born. Then Brok and Sindri came. Then Mimir was freed.
Soon Kratos found something that gave his life purpose again: people to protect and to serve as he once did before he was called "The Ghost of Sparta".
Everyone has faults. Everyone makes mistakes. It's taking chances and building bonds with those that matter is what matters most to anyone who's ever had that darkness swelling in them.
Reliving the Memories back at the Previous Games.
1. The Oath Stone show how Kratos was cornered by Alrik and the Barbarians and how he was forced to make a bloodpact with Ares. Then Tyr show how despite Kratos evil act during the War and pledge an oath with Ares, was all done to protect his homeland Sparta. An acceptance that shown when he didn't regret his choice.
2. The Sun Shield show how Kratos beheading Helios's Head and use it on his quest of Vengeance, resultimg the Sun to be forever covered in dark clouds and endless Storms. Tyr show how Kratos once sacrifice himself to bring sun back to the sky and the fact that this was happen before he kill Helios. A vigilance shown through his sacrifice.
3. The Bronze Statue show how Pandora was a key to open the Pandora's Box and how Kratos opened it to destroy Ares, but also releasing the evil to infect the Olympians. Tyr show how Kratos release the Hope into the world, but despite that also believe that Kratos still have a hope inside of him. A benevolence act that he realize.
1. Artifact from.God of War Ascension
2. Artifact from God of War Chains of Olympus and God of War 3
3. Artifact from.God of War 3
I love the dev did not forget Ready At Dawn games
The god of war, Tyr.
Not only helps battling your physical problems, but your problems within too.
From what I believe he will become the God of peace and treaties since he’s always a peacemaker when he was a god of war
So you get to keep the Blade of Olympus in story mode once you beat it.
If you completed the Valhalla DLC, you can use it in both Valhalla and NG+ including the other armor you unlock during the Valhalla DLC
Tyr going “aaaand he’s back” is very funny to me
And so Kratos became the God of War again but as we know, a God of War that can inpire hope in people just as Tyr did.
I love these call backs to Greece, and how they show kratos in a different light. His progression from becoming a broken man serving the gods to remove his nightmares, depressed after achiving revenge and trying to kill himself, becoming isolated and bitter after lossing his brother who he just found, to an angery vengeful person not caring about the destruction he causes and final here to a god that has hope for the future and trying to not repeat his mistakes.
Don’t forget he also was forced to kill his own mother and first family this caused him such great pain and this later made him become so vengeful he lost all humanity in him
Kratos saved the world by chaining Atlas and he had to sacrifice his daughter by doing so. Why they didn't include this?
Probably budget limit. He has done a lot of good in the shadow of another of bad. It would take a while for then to cover it all
@@jeremyp5210 they could include a conversation though.
They did. After beating it, you have three additional Memories Kratos can collect.
One of them is precisely Calliope’s Flute.
@@stevenkurtz2730most likely since kratos didn’t kill him and atlas holds up Greece and as you can see Greece was rebuilt which would mean atlas still holds it up till today
This dlc really resonates with me. It came out a day before my birthday and today I turned 29. U haven’t even played this yet but I’ve had a rough day to start. Dealing with a lot of turmoil that’s forced me to reflect on my life. I’ve been trying to be a better person for I feel the terrible things I’ve done has made everyone hate me or abandon me. I find myself conflicted between wishing I could be that cold hearted teen again and wishing I never did the things that drove me to be so hated today. This dlc hits so hard to home for me.
It feels like therapy. I even remember a psychologist say ‘therapy is also for people who have done bad things’.
Happy birthday my friend
I havent played the dlc, just watched the videos on RUclips but im surprised i havent seen anything about calliope and lysandra, especially if this is him dealing with his past griefs.
I imagine the loss of his family was one of the first things faye helped kratos recover from and accept, especially before they had atreus. That or he did it himself on his journey to midgard
There are some videos showing that there's relics (a pendant and a flute) relating to Calliope and Lysandra to be found in the DLC. Kratos tells about them each three times respectively.
6:10 Are we going to gloss over that it was Zeus and the other gods that gave Kratos their orders to open the box in the first place? Rather than confront Ares themselves (which, while certainly daunting, pales compared to the horrors that DID happen)?
In truth, Greece was doomed one way or another the moment Pandora’s Box was opened, and the gods and their lands infected with it’s evils. If not by Kratos, than from the gods running the land into the ground.
And to take it one step further, The Fates (who had an artificial control over fate, to keep their authority in line with The Norns revelations regarding the notion) had a hand in ensuring it ALL happened.
This is great therapy for Kratos.
I timed it -- if you start Pandora's quote at the moment he stops talking after "A God of Fools, A God of..." -- he says his next line the moment the vision faded away for him.
Seeing his past self-reminds me of those times he was full of revenge but now he changed :).
I was really anticipating to see zeus during this dlc but i’m still satisfied with it though 10/10 🔥
I mean Kratos didn’t seem to regret killing Zeus since he was evil before Pandora’s box was released
@@inlaidaniki2999 what about his previous wife & daughter tho ?
@@User-w3f7j what do you mean?
@@inlaidaniki2999 did he not regret killing his wife & daughter ? we don’t see any memories of them either
@@User-w3f7j he does regret killing them why do you think he lost all his humanity in him?
might have forgot if the main story campaign mention that the blacksmith never told zeus that the girl is the key and left the box unlocked for anyone to push open
(also: If hope is in kratos even now, this mean athena kept the greek mortal's hope in the box for long time?)
Probably
Btw the blacksmith's name is Hephaestus
Probably why the Greeks prayed to the gods for aid and blessings since they had no hope to help them face the hardships in the world on they’re own.
That's exactly why.@@darklordmalthric3633
Remember all this stuff is FREE
It is what we have when all else is lost.
I'm so happy that they brought that quote back.
It would be funny as hell if kratos was carrying 2 heads both mimir and helios and i can see them bickering back and forth
God of Therapy
I like that crispen freeman returned to voice Helios
3:16 people can take the piss out of me for this, that like tyr said about being hurt hit hard. You’re trying to be a good person but it’s so difficult when you’re in pain and agony most of the time.
Therapy DLC
tHEY LET U KEEP THE bLADE OF oLYMPUS AND THE YOUNG KRATOS SKIN FOR THE NEW GAME+?????? Now thats whats videogame designers should do more often
Dad on his way to finaly relax in his chair
2:27
Now that's a way to go to therapy
Im Surprised Kratos accepted Tyr's therapy so easy. Not even Mimir managed to do that judging by his reactions going along him.
All hail gow kratos 💪💪💪
No All Hail the God of Hope Kratos
Helios saves kratos from what?
Gravity.
Chain of Olympus reference
Now Kratos has gone full circle, from the God Killer we love to a human like being, relatable . I hope he doesn't ended up gay in the next game , Kratos must not go soft
Well I don't see anything wrong with that.
@@applesandgrapesfordinner4626 Ohhhhh boy, everything is wrong with that, the fan base was built because of Kratos brutality, the moment that goes away, The fan base will be shattered
@JeanBaptisteChabi So we don't want to see Kratos grow as a person? Well, I guess we don't want him to learn, I guess...
@chandllerburse737 No, the brutality has not changed, but the story has, and for your record, the Thor's son that Kratos killed was brutal than hermes death.
@@applesandgrapesfordinner4626 Through the story, yes Kratos has learned, but we don't want to get to the point where we can't see him slash monsters or smack someone like Heimdall's head to the ground, I mean we all enjoyed it.
Tyr - God of Therapy
Probably my favorite PlayStation game of all time besides rdr2
Thank you, Tyr
Does this mean Kratos is bad again?
So... no remakes ever ?
It’s possible, considering we now know what a GOW 2 remake Kratos would look like.