@@StarForgers Well, Sindri actually did tell them they should stay since theirs was already discovered and attacked by the Aesir, but in all honesty I don’t think Sindri was entirely wrong and it’s a lesson Atreus needs to learn. At the same time, however, Atreus is just a kid and Sindri should recognize none of it was out of malice but innocence.
The amount of respect Kratos is giving others is warming. Addressing others as more than "Head" "Squirrel" and fully using their names as he becomes the god he deserves to be after decades of torment. It's nice to see him doing well. I hope there's another game, I'd hate to see the end of all their stories. Good writing.
@@nyxx1923 i think its egypt. remember that one vase kratos broke that had 4 pantheons on it. and how he wrote in his journey that he longs to visit egypt. so i think kratos will probably go to egypt. and thats the next game. he also brought up how their technologically advance. so that will be interesting to see
Yeah, I mean I get him but I would expect him to find some forgiveness considering it wasn't them that killed Brokk and the fact that they were also Brokk friends, he wouldn't blame them.
@@markhunter3533 yes his people and brother ? Yes but sometimes…it’s best to leave those who hurt cause it’s not our place to fix or help them after everything
I got to be honest this is the most heart breaking and amazing thing about this game. Right off the bat you're invited in and it feels like a home. Full of life "Tyr" Freya Brok Sindri Mimir atreus and kratos all under a single roof. Conversing and eating together. But at the end of the game. It feels so empty. Really feel the loss when looking at the table and sindris room and broks works station.
Yes, through most of the game it is almost a cozy "hub" where you can deliver sidequests, talk with friends and progress the story, but after the ending it just feels melancholic and almost morbid.
I know that feeling, like Dark Souls 1. You meet several NPCs on your Journey and many of them have their little locations we call home, but its when you start interacting with most of them with accomplishments and depriving them of what they give you that they just hollow away, and those locations feel so empty without them there.
It’s weird hearing Kratos use people’s names. Shows character growth. He is better. Says “you’re welcome” too. My favorite moment was when he called Mimir brother. It was nice. Also when he said Sindri was his family. His heart really has softened and opened up. Faye was a huge reason for it. But it also ties back to Pandora when she gave him hope. Even on his quest for vengeance, she was the only one he didn’t hurt nor want to hurt.
For the first half of the 3rd game. He also couldn’t care any less about her. It’s only when PLOT happens. And he decides that she reminds him of his daughter. The script writer could have taken a much better approach to Pandora’s character. It’s a shame she’s just used as a plot move along and the script bends to her presence.
False. Aphrodite was also another character that he genuinely had no interest in harming. Mostly because she also the only one who wasn't standing in his way.
I like to imagine that Atreus comes back for a visit and Kratos is like "Son, let me teach you how to... woo... Angrboda." and Atreus, despite how awkward the situation is, accepts the offer and Kratos just goes "First, you ⭕"
In the first game, things ended badly with Freya because her son died. Now things ended badly with Sindri because his brother died. The cycle doesn't end...
I thought deeply about this series and realized that this story had always been about love, protecting your love ones, and endless grief when you inevitably couldn't. Kratos and Atreus split ways because they wanted to protect one another, everything they did came out of a place of love. Freya wanted to protect her son, and Sif what remains of her family. Thor's anger, what finally encouraged to stand up to Odin, was him wish to protect his family, for Thrúd. Sindri was driven by his love too! He loved Atreus like an uncle, and protected him whenever he could. That one cutscene with Faye and Kratos puts it so beautiful, "to grieve is to have loved fully". And love was what had driven Freya and Sindri to their darkest places too, Freya allowing her life to be taken for her son; Sindri's refusal to grieve was what drove him to drag Brok back, denying him to chance of an afterlife, breaking him entirely. To love is to grieve but as people we will never stop loving. That's why the cycle will never end. :,)
It's so depressing that this house was filled with warmth and life--like an actual home with a big family within....seeing it now really feels so empty. It's very understandable what's Sindri is feeling. Yet wounds do heal even if they leave behind a scar. I can understand his bitterness, understandable that he may not forgive Atreus, but wish that they all can talk even for a bit. But like Kratos said, let's just let him grieve how he wants to grieve, for now 😔
Wouldn't feel the same anymore even if Brok survived that stab, and they would stay with Sindry. After knowing that many warm memories were poisoned by Odin in disguise spying on them
@@kittensareawesome2789 the only person at fault was Odin. He used Atreus to get close as Tyr and fooled everyone. Atreus did what his mother would have done in a heartbeat Sindri is truly upset at himself for losing Brok and is taking it out on Atreus
@@Dtctr010 Well, I won’t deny Sindri is grieving and taking out the blame he feels for himself on Atreus, but the kid was naive. Mimir warned that it felt all too easy, Kratos too I believe, but was so adamant on learning about Loki he didn’t consider the real consequences. It’s easy to ignore the faults of the characters we love, but Atreus made a mistake. What matters is he owned up to it and tried to make up for it. He shouldn’t be criticized too harshly for falling for something everyone did in the end, but it’s also a lesson he needs to learn, and is an entirely realistic mistake, that in his excitement he missed the obvious signs, much like everybody else.
"we will maintain it until his return" Kratos has really accepted everyone as family and this is so heartwarming. Waiting for his brother Sindri to come back home while also willing to maintain the place for the time being.
Sindri has all the rights to be angry, but I do believe his anger is a bit misplaced. Yes, the group DID take a lot, but it was with the motive of _preventing_ anyone having to face a death like Brok did. It was literally the last thing they wanted to happen and so, while I see where Sindri comes from, I feel like he's blaming the wrong people. Much like most people in the comments, I hope there's some sort of reconciliation in the future. Sindri needs it.
@@almatskhan Of course intent matters brother... Accidents happen... What matters is if you had the right intentions, because only then can people count on you, only then can they trust you to do the right thing every time, even if sometimes things go wrong.
The fact that Kratos Calls it home and plans to stay there until Sindri Returns and with the World Tree being shaken and producing new seeds, i hope that if a new Series continues it will be from SIndri's home that Kratos uses to explore and enter the next godly realms.
Atreus: Father, i had something i wanna say to you, Angrboda and I, we're going to get- Kratos: Ah you've return Atreus *while casually holding a new BOI and a new GIRL*
@@catnoirlover1719 best part is considering Freya's lore in real life mythology this isnt as far fetched as it sounds. though it would actually be two girls.
I think the shop at Sindri's house should've been the only one to not have Lúnda on it. It was his house and where Brok was murdered after all, I don't think Lunda would feel comfortable to stay in the place. Since Asgard isn't a threat anymore, I think Kratos could go back to live in his old house in the woods (after they fix the roof again of course).
I mean even if Brok was killed there it would still fit that she uses it, so to maintain the workshop; if she doesn't work there then the place might as well rust and breakdown. Plus I don't think Brok himself would want her to stop working there even if he did die there, he'd probably tell her to grow a pair and cut the bs.
I feel they left Sindri's story the way it did for some kind of dlc. Its my personal opinion but i can see a little story of Atreus coming back to try to make things right with him. Like some time has pass and atreus comes to see how everyone is doing then to see how far sindri has fallen
@@VnE_Foundation Maybe not DLC but rather, a spin-offs. GoW series are known to have several spin off titles, like Ancension, Chains of Olympus. Who knows, Atreus is probably gonna be its own spin off title.
Interesting concept, and I would say can be spun in interesting ways. Sindri said he could only get 3 of the 4 soul parts when he revived Brok the first time, and when Fenrir's soul was put into Garm, it was only one part that was put into Atreus's knife. Coincidence? Maybe, but burying the hatchet by doing the same with the remaining part of Brok's soul, if only so Sindri can make his peace would be a welcome DLC I would say.
@@SunbaeDan I agree, the way they said 3 out of 4 just sounds like it’s gonna be the gang trying to get Brok’s 4th soul part and reclaim the other 3 just to bring him back, which might put them against the light elves and Hel itself, maybe have a time traveling evil Loki and his children, Fenrir, Jormungr, and Hela herself.
Honestly, I see Brok's death as the final straw in Sindri's mounting frustrations with Atreus and Kratos, especially Atreus. Kratos, as far as we saw in game anyway, didn't do to much around the home, he simply ate, slept, and went on quests through the realms. I'm not saying Kratos didn't hold up his share when we were playing as Atreus, but from what we see, he didn't. At least "Tyr" cooked, and Freya, when she finally joined, grew herbs to keep everyone healthy. Now, as to why I say "Especially Atreus". It's revealed early on that Sindri was dragged into Atreus' borderline suicide mission to find Tyr, and Sindri goes along with it because he obviously believes Atreus is onto something and was kept within the loop. Then Odin shows up, and suddenly Atreus starts hiding stuff, bit by bit, and we see that Sindri is getting fed up with being kept out of the loop(though he isn't the only one, he takes the most offence to it aside from Kratos). We even hear him reprimanding Atreus when we get back from Vanaheim for the first time after helping Freya. Then finally, after all the secret keeping, all the sneaking off, we find out the Tyr Atreus and Kratos finds, the one they brought into Sindri's home, the one who cooked for them and preached about peace, was Odin, and killed Brok because he was annoyed by the dwarf. In Sindri's eyes, Atreus is the root cause of Brok's death. If Atreus hadn't gone looking for Tyr, if Atreus hadn't tried to trick Odin, if Atreus had just been honest with them all, then Brok would still be alive. Now, obviously from a logical stand point, that's not the case. Odin would have still likely killed one of them, most likely Brok considering he was the only one actually suspicious of "Tyr". It wouldn't have mattered if Atreus kept everyone in the dark or not, but Sindri doesn't see it that way, and as far as he's concerned, it's all ultimately Atreus' fault
I think sindri still feels in part guilty. Since he revived his brother, it means that his soul will forever wander, with no way to go to the afterlife. I was actually hoping the marble that angrboda gave to atreus was broks soul, but seeing how they burned his body, i guess we wont get the resolution of seeing sindri help place his brothers soul back into the light of alfheim
@@nathanlongo4054 I think it would, If you look back to when Atreus takes out Fenrirs soul accidentally, only 1 part of the soul is sealed into the knife, while the rest floats off presumably to alfheim
@@SilentEchoMedia Problem is that Mimir states very plainly that Brokk died without the part of his soul responsible for guidance and destiny. Without that piece, Brokks soul simply faded away. He is well and truly gone. Not to the afterlife or anything. Just gone, full stop.
@@ganymedeflowers8998 that literally makes no sense, and he said that his soul can't find eternal rest not that its truly gone, its just randomly floating around the world
@@houseofaction No, he said it was gone. It's been explained that if he died again, the spirit wouldn't be able to leave the body. There's no wandering happening, he's just gone.
I like to think Atreus may come across the lost ('directionless') pieces of Brok's souls as he searches for the lost Jotun, and while not bringing him back to life at least reuniting the pieces in the light of Alfheim.
People saying they want Sindri to heal through his grief to come help again probably missed the part where it was said that Brok didn't just die. Sindri is living now with the knowledge that he let them come into his place, he helped them with all of this, they took and took from him, and now? Not only is his brother dead but his soul is just GONE. No coming back, no afterlife. He's flat out gone. It's going to take more than sorries to accept any kind of rift. Yeah, he chose to help but Kratos is smart enough to know his bitterness isn't just bitterness that his brother died. All of that could have been prevented. It IS Atreus's fault and Kratos's. It's also Sindri's. It's Odin's. They all played their part in that set up to Sindri's ultimate grief. But Kratos and Atreus still have each other, they saved each others lives at the cost of Brok's. (There's literally a saying somewhere about to save a life another must pay the cost.) The smartest and healthiest thing for Sindri is to walk away and separate from them. It isn't just bad blood and anger, it's guilt and hurt, grief and the knowledge that wherever they went, they were going to cause violence and death. Now, Kratos gets to be the god he wanted and I truly love that for him, Atreus gets to go find himself. I think Sindri should be given the decency to let him walk away and heal with new people, far from the main protags. To expect him to forgive is kind of... too much. Especially knowing that Brok isn't just dead, he's been wiped completely and there's no consoling that. That's the biggest and hardest kick for a brother and not so easy to forgive considering there's no chance of closure.
Didn't Brok chose not to be 'revived'? It's not that his soul was wiped completely but Brok simply didn't want Sindri to go through all the trouble to collect his souls again (which he was still missing a few) so the dwarves can accept him back again to the village.
@@aurolaf No from the games story we learn Brok is missing the "direction" piece of his soul which allows the souls to make their way to the Light of Alfheim. With it missing, and his second death, his soul no longer can find its direction and thus cannot make its way to the Light.
@@aurolaf Yeah, he chose not to be revived. He told Sindri to let him go. But the missing few part was what means he'd disappear and I don't know if Brok himself knew entirely what that meant. The one he first lost was the guidance part when he was brought back the first time, and it's said that denies him an afterlife if he were to die again. People think it means he's wandering but the 'guidance' part is gone entirely and that means so is wandering. Because even wandering souls can be guided to move on, they're still 'looking' for something to move on from/to. That's a part of the guidance peice too. But lacking it, he just disappears. Period. No guidance = no closure.
I believe if you follow the mythology, Freya has 2 daughters that haven't been introduced yet. Also Freya is definitely casting her hook, and she's not being very subtle about it. Kratos is the one who's not biting, probably due to still mourning Faye. Once he has some time to heal, I think the two will eventually hit it off. Not without the occasional turbulance because they're both gods with issues, but I think there's enough of a basis for a strong, healthy, if sometimes tempestuous relationship.
Being mad at Atreus is the only way he can deal with Brok's death. Because he can't meet up with him in the afterlife, because he took that from him. And deep down he knows, he knows that if he sees past his fury it will be guilt that drowns him.
Kratos has become the god of sincerity, really makes me feel more connected to him as a character now he's treating mirmir and ratatoskr with respect, aswell as calling Atreus by his name now. Also he recognised the fact that Atreus has feelings for angerboda, and that he wants Atreus to love. This genuinely warms my heart. It's made me fall in love with all the characters that much more. Well done Devs ♥ can't wait for the next one 😌
I do feel like part of the reason Sindri was so bitter with Atreus was because he attacked him as a bear. Those feelings probably still held and built up. If Atreus hadn't done that, Sindri's anger probably wouldn't be so directed at him.
This whole thing started because Atreus asked Sindri to help him find Tyr. If Atreus hadn't set out on his quest to rescue Tyr because he thought Tyr would lead the armies into Ragnarok as per the Prophecy, then Sindri would have never unknowingly invited Odin into his house and Brok wouldn't have been killed. Not only that but Sindri welcomed them into his home when they had no where else to go, he gave them all sorts of artifacts and treasures like Draupnir on their quests, he risked Kratos' wrath by helping Atreus to sneak out to find Freya, and put his life on the line multiple times for them.
@@HewieAlbino Yuup, and with his brother dying, he doesn't even get closure. His soul is just flat out gone because if he died again, it wouldn't be able to leave the body. So, he helped them all so much just to be slapped in the face. When you save one life, it's at a cost of another. Cheat death, another pays the price.
I've no doubt Sindri will be spending a long time in Tyr's old temple or some other camp. Like Mimir said, he shouted in grief, more mad at himself that he ever interfered and forcibly brought back most of Brok's pieces. It makes me wonder if what actually caused the Huldra brothers to leave their home wasn't Brok just being blue, but Sindri bringing back the dead, perhaps Brok being incomplete was what made him act so crass and chaotic.
Makes me wonder exactly where Sindr went. Like is he just off holding out in a cave somewhere or is he trying to find a way to bring Brok back despite there not being any way to, or is he maybe gonna try and take his anger out of Atreus? What is he gonna do?
actualy, there is no way for brok to come back, in a dialogue mimir says that since brok had a missing part of his soul, there was no after life for him, he just seased to exist
@@franciscooliveira8939 He didn't cease to exist but his soul will now wander in the void for eternity without any access to an afterlife which is arguably a lot worse.
I love how they made Kratos grow up with all the kids who loved the original God of War series as teenagers and are now also Dad/Mom of Boy/Girl today.
heartwarming that kratos decides to keep the home in good shape till Sindri returns if he does, where mors would abandon it in cases like this or worse, say "its our home now".
So brok only has 3 soul bits when died. Where did those bits go?? Do they just disappear because if they did not disappear there is a way to find them and combine all four of the soul bits so at the very least, brok can get into the after life.
Basically the story said they have 4 soul bits, one of them is what guides them to the lake of souls in alpheim after dying. Brok not only didn't have that part of his soul, he was also revived using black magic arts. His soul will forever wander in the void. I quote from Mimir, "He's been denied an afterlife"
@@aspart2842 not quite, he exists so its possible he might become a wandering ghost. In odins case his soul was completely destroyed while broks just didn't have the part that guides him to the afterlife
I wanna believe the reforging of Brok's soul will be part of future developments. That the brothers will be reunited in some fashion even if it can't be as it was.
I highly doubt Sindri will ever return. And in his "anger speech" he was totally right. He gave Kratos and Atreus everything and now he has lost it all. Can't blame him for being angry at both and the riddle, that Brok gave to Mimir perfectly describes Sindri's feelings. He just fell into a deep black hole of nothing after losing everything he ever cared about. Dang... this is so damn good writing and directing. I cry everytime I see those scenes again.
I'm going to cry this is exactly the kind of conversation I imagined would happen!! Hearing Kratos worry about how his son would romance and treat a woman is beyond heartwarming Also, I think this would make an interesting and adorable plot point in the next game: Atreus/Loki attempting to maintain a stable relationship or even trying to propose to Angrboda (probably years in the future), nonsense with him failing insues, he requests romance advise from an ally (maybe visiting Kratos and Mimir to do so), even more nonsense insues, and then it finally ends with a heartwarming conclusion of them being wed with family and friends around. I know some people in the God of War audience wouldn't be too entertained by this but personally I would think it would be 1. Hilarious 2. Very adorable
Interesting how it's started to look unkempt in Sindri's absence. Tree leaves scattered about, the plants are all dead or dying, and the house overall looks less clean.
Maybe it is strange theory, but I Think Sindry went with Atreus and helps him with searching a giants. Yeah, you maybe say no, but if there will be dlc, I hope we will play as Atreus with Sindry.
@@LordZefhnir doesn't brok 3/4 soul doesn't exist anymore, I get it there is 1 part of the soul left but it's already in the afterlife. In the light thingy.
You have no idea how much I wanted a cleaning mini game during this part!!! I wanted to be able to sweep up all the debris inside and make it spic and span for Sindri’s return 😢
@@grimkxdo The soul part he is missing is destination, which means the possibility the 3 soul parts gathered up with it as is able to have an afterlife, exists.
@@orlandofigueroa2137 oh I see I just meant I don’t think he would be able to go even if he did get the one and missed another the soul isn’t whole so it isn’t accepted into the afterlife just discarded
It'd be sad if there was another game in this pantheon and you found sindri spitefully making weapons for people that would wanna try to kill kratos/atreus
Sindri is at the lake trying to bring Brok back. Eventhough Broks dying words were asking him to let go I have a feeling Sindri cannot do that and he's trying to regain Broks soul. But at what price? I hope there's another game and it isn't just Atreus as the main character
Oh wow, I completely missed that "Angrboda" talk, I went back to the house, idk if one line of dialogue overwrote another but that never played for me.
I love how that agreed too watch sindri’s house too show that when he does come back his home and friends/family will be there waiting for him we need dlc too help him
Sindri and Freya really switched roles huh? (the begining started with Freya being in Sindri's shoes.) The very Grief stricken Rage that consumed Kratos long ago.
Probably because Atreus and Angrboda also have the same level of chemistry, topped with Atreus being Loki, and in actual Norse mythology, Angrboda was Loki's wife.
I don’t think Sindri would even begin to be able to handle himself at the sight of the real Tyr. I’m sure he knows it wasn’t actually Tyr but rather Odin masked as the giant but he’s perception of Tyr has definitely been warped into what he thinks is an enemy and the murderer of his brother.
After Ragnarok battle the leaves of the tree were fallen That maybe prove the fact that the the world tree was shaking because of the intensity of the battle
Every time i think of Brok...i think of the revenge we got on Odin...but truth is i feel empty now, Odin is dead sure, but then again, it didn't undo the damge
"We will maintain it until his return."
That line alone filled me with hope
That also filled me with hope I just hope Sindri returns and can forgive Kratos and Atreus
@@supertryerUYA it's more so Atreus that he would need to be able to forgive the most. But yes I would hope to see then at mutual levels again
They just stole a house from a friend, lol
@@ihormay3418 Well didn't Sindri say they took his home :O
Or was it that he invited them into it?
@@StarForgers Well, Sindri actually did tell them they should stay since theirs was already discovered and attacked by the Aesir, but in all honesty I don’t think Sindri was entirely wrong and it’s a lesson Atreus needs to learn. At the same time, however, Atreus is just a kid and Sindri should recognize none of it was out of malice but innocence.
The amount of respect Kratos is giving others is warming. Addressing others as more than "Head" "Squirrel" and fully using their names as he becomes the god he deserves to be after decades of torment. It's nice to see him doing well. I hope there's another game, I'd hate to see the end of all their stories. Good writing.
It was a lot longer than decades bud
i love how he becomes the god that rebuilds, rather than the god that destroys.
as shown by the final mural.
Norse mythology is done
We might get to see a quick glimpse of things for Kratos later
But , the next game might be for Solo Attreus
@@shelbybayer200 i dont see how the next game can be about Atreus collecting all the giant souls if its not set in Norse mythology?
@@nyxx1923 i think its egypt.
remember that one vase kratos broke that had 4 pantheons on it.
and how he wrote in his journey that he longs to visit egypt.
so i think kratos will probably go to egypt.
and thats the next game.
he also brought up how their technologically advance. so that will be interesting to see
Man, the ending had me feeling so empty
I want Sindri to be our friend again
Yeah, I mean I get him but I would expect him to find some forgiveness considering it wasn't them that killed Brokk and the fact that they were also Brokk friends, he wouldn't blame them.
@@markhunter3533 he needs healing…especially after everything
@@nqk_0662 At least he can say he claimed revenge.
@@markhunter3533 yes his people and brother ? Yes but sometimes…it’s best to leave those who hurt cause it’s not our place to fix or help them after everything
@@nqk_0662 might be but a hole in the wall doesn't improve on its own and in my experience, neither do people.
I got to be honest this is the most heart breaking and amazing thing about this game. Right off the bat you're invited in and it feels like a home. Full of life "Tyr" Freya Brok Sindri Mimir atreus and kratos all under a single roof. Conversing and eating together. But at the end of the game. It feels so empty. Really feel the loss when looking at the table and sindris room and broks works station.
Ikr, i feel so empty
So quiet, if there was ever a time to give us some DLC where we can aid Sindri in anyway we can. It would be now.
Tyr doesn’t count if Oden was disguised as him the whole time. But yeah, it does feel empty.
Yes, through most of the game it is almost a cozy "hub" where you can deliver sidequests, talk with friends and progress the story, but after the ending it just feels melancholic and almost morbid.
I know that feeling, like Dark Souls 1. You meet several NPCs on your Journey and many of them have their little locations we call home, but its when you start interacting with most of them with accomplishments and depriving them of what they give you that they just hollow away, and those locations feel so empty without them there.
It’s weird hearing Kratos use people’s names. Shows character growth. He is better. Says “you’re welcome” too.
My favorite moment was when he called Mimir brother. It was nice. Also when he said Sindri was his family.
His heart really has softened and opened up. Faye was a huge reason for it. But it also ties back to Pandora when she gave him hope. Even on his quest for vengeance, she was the only one he didn’t hurt nor want to hurt.
For the first half of the 3rd game. He also couldn’t care any less about her. It’s only when PLOT happens. And he decides that she reminds him of his daughter. The script writer could have taken a much better approach to Pandora’s character. It’s a shame she’s just used as a plot move along and the script bends to her presence.
False. Aphrodite was also another character that he genuinely had no interest in harming. Mostly because she also the only one who wasn't standing in his way.
@@DemBigOlEyes yeah and she let him press circle ⭕️
He also wasn’t interested in fighting or killing Helios, or Hercules.
I like to imagine that Atreus comes back for a visit and Kratos is like "Son, let me teach you how to... woo... Angrboda." and Atreus, despite how awkward the situation is, accepts the offer and Kratos just goes "First, you ⭕"
This doesn't have enough attention, I salute you, thank you for the lmao
"then you turn the analog stick in various ways until red orbs erupt from her body."
help i dont speak emoji's lol
@@coprseskull play the entire franchise and you'll get it 😏
@@bobbyb_1 I’ve seen all game play of god of war before I just don’t read or speak emoji’s
In the first game, things ended badly with Freya because her son died. Now things ended badly with Sindri because his brother died. The cycle doesn't end...
I thought deeply about this series and realized that this story had always been about love, protecting your love ones, and endless grief when you inevitably couldn't. Kratos and Atreus split ways because they wanted to protect one another, everything they did came out of a place of love. Freya wanted to protect her son, and Sif what remains of her family. Thor's anger, what finally encouraged to stand up to Odin, was him wish to protect his family, for Thrúd. Sindri was driven by his love too! He loved Atreus like an uncle, and protected him whenever he could.
That one cutscene with Faye and Kratos puts it so beautiful, "to grieve is to have loved fully". And love was what had driven Freya and Sindri to their darkest places too, Freya allowing her life to be taken for her son; Sindri's refusal to grieve was what drove him to drag Brok back, denying him to chance of an afterlife, breaking him entirely.
To love is to grieve but as people we will never stop loving. That's why the cycle will never end. :,)
@@enderesting bro don't make me cry like that
Next game will probably be Atreus either becoming op or dying and bringing old Kratos back.
It's so depressing that this house was filled with warmth and life--like an actual home with a big family within....seeing it now really feels so empty. It's very understandable what's Sindri is feeling. Yet wounds do heal even if they leave behind a scar. I can understand his bitterness, understandable that he may not forgive Atreus, but wish that they all can talk even for a bit.
But like Kratos said, let's just let him grieve how he wants to grieve, for now 😔
It’s to quiet without Brock man such an empty place now
@Ruska Yup, and he is probably aiming all the anger he feels at himself, towards Atreus, since he is a bit at fault, even if it was just naivety.
Wouldn't feel the same anymore even if Brok survived that stab, and they would stay with Sindry. After knowing that many warm memories were poisoned by Odin in disguise spying on them
@@kittensareawesome2789 the only person at fault was Odin. He used Atreus to get close as Tyr and fooled everyone. Atreus did what his mother would have done in a heartbeat
Sindri is truly upset at himself for losing Brok and is taking it out on Atreus
@@Dtctr010 Well, I won’t deny Sindri is grieving and taking out the blame he feels for himself on Atreus, but the kid was naive. Mimir warned that it felt all too easy, Kratos too I believe, but was so adamant on learning about Loki he didn’t consider the real consequences. It’s easy to ignore the faults of the characters we love, but Atreus made a mistake. What matters is he owned up to it and tried to make up for it. He shouldn’t be criticized too harshly for falling for something everyone did in the end, but it’s also a lesson he needs to learn, and is an entirely realistic mistake, that in his excitement he missed the obvious signs, much like everybody else.
"we will maintain it until his return" Kratos has really accepted everyone as family and this is so heartwarming. Waiting for his brother Sindri to come back home while also willing to maintain the place for the time being.
Sindri has all the rights to be angry, but I do believe his anger is a bit misplaced. Yes, the group DID take a lot, but it was with the motive of _preventing_ anyone having to face a death like Brok did.
It was literally the last thing they wanted to happen and so, while I see where Sindri comes from, I feel like he's blaming the wrong people.
Much like most people in the comments, I hope there's some sort of reconciliation in the future. Sindri needs it.
In grief, I suppose it is easy to blame the nearest person, and it was still fresh when he accused Kratos and Atreus. In time he will come around.
intent does not matter. only consequences.
@@theutheone Freya did
Sindri can, too
@@almatskhan Of course intent matters brother... Accidents happen... What matters is if you had the right intentions, because only then can people count on you, only then can they trust you to do the right thing every time, even if sometimes things go wrong.
@@Jampolo_OG at least Freyas child has an afterlife
The fact that Kratos Calls it home and plans to stay there until Sindri Returns and with the World Tree being shaken and producing new seeds, i hope that if a new Series continues it will be from SIndri's home that Kratos uses to explore and enter the next godly realms.
“Did you reach Atreus to woo?”
“Woo who, brother?”
“No need to celebrate my curiosity, Mimir.”
"Atreus, just look for the flaming circle button above Angrboda."
That is NOT good advice considering that's also the 'murder the shit out of it' button.
"It was a misinput!"
@@Deusofficial123 Atreus:Uh dad, I see the circle but I don't know what to do
Remember the training. Concentrate. Don't miss that spin. All the candles in the house should fall.
So the ending of Ragnarok is Kratos get's a summer home with a nice view and a former single mom as a roommate...
Atreus: Father, i had something i wanna say to you, Angrboda and I, we're going to get-
Kratos: Ah you've return Atreus
*while casually holding a new BOI and a new GIRL*
@@catnoirlover1719 Holy shit, now I want to see him adventuring with a girl sidekick.
GORL!
@@liamerolduffy7738 AHAHHAHAHA TRUE
@@catnoirlover1719 best part is considering Freya's lore in real life mythology this isnt as far fetched as it sounds. though it would actually be two girls.
@@wowitsfrostygames155 so agreed
I read about it before and boi i was intrigued by it
I think the shop at Sindri's house should've been the only one to not have Lúnda on it. It was his house and where Brok was murdered after all, I don't think Lunda would feel comfortable to stay in the place. Since Asgard isn't a threat anymore, I think Kratos could go back to live in his old house in the woods (after they fix the roof again of course).
Makes me wonder if one of the reasons Lunda was even introduced was solely to still have a blacksmith post game.
@@werwolfnate most likely
I mean even if Brok was killed there it would still fit that she uses it, so to maintain the workshop; if she doesn't work there then the place might as well rust and breakdown. Plus I don't think Brok himself would want her to stop working there even if he did die there, he'd probably tell her to grow a pair and cut the bs.
@@yamatonoryuujin4871 the problem with her is she's barely a character
@@MrPanGonzo she's definitely a sex offender though lol
I came for sindri, i stayed for woo
you did WHAT for sindri???
@@disco5005 o god...
You came for.. WHO?
@@drewskyyy woo
Ain't no way kratos said woo
The God of woo
Character Development
@@simonw0131 bro 💀
Kratos and Freya see each other
Randomly O appears
what does woo mean?
I feel they left Sindri's story the way it did for some kind of dlc. Its my personal opinion but i can see a little story of Atreus coming back to try to make things right with him. Like some time has pass and atreus comes to see how everyone is doing then to see how far sindri has fallen
Sorry for the long rant but it was something that came to my mind
Interesting idea lad
@@VnE_Foundation Maybe not DLC but rather, a spin-offs. GoW series are known to have several spin off titles, like Ancension, Chains of Olympus. Who knows, Atreus is probably gonna be its own spin off title.
Interesting concept, and I would say can be spun in interesting ways. Sindri said he could only get 3 of the 4 soul parts when he revived Brok the first time, and when Fenrir's soul was put into Garm, it was only one part that was put into Atreus's knife. Coincidence? Maybe, but burying the hatchet by doing the same with the remaining part of Brok's soul, if only so Sindri can make his peace would be a welcome DLC I would say.
@@SunbaeDan I agree, the way they said 3 out of 4 just sounds like it’s gonna be the gang trying to get Brok’s 4th soul part and reclaim the other 3 just to bring him back, which might put them against the light elves and Hel itself, maybe have a time traveling evil Loki and his children, Fenrir, Jormungr, and Hela herself.
Honestly, I see Brok's death as the final straw in Sindri's mounting frustrations with Atreus and Kratos, especially Atreus. Kratos, as far as we saw in game anyway, didn't do to much around the home, he simply ate, slept, and went on quests through the realms. I'm not saying Kratos didn't hold up his share when we were playing as Atreus, but from what we see, he didn't. At least "Tyr" cooked, and Freya, when she finally joined, grew herbs to keep everyone healthy. Now, as to why I say "Especially Atreus". It's revealed early on that Sindri was dragged into Atreus' borderline suicide mission to find Tyr, and Sindri goes along with it because he obviously believes Atreus is onto something and was kept within the loop. Then Odin shows up, and suddenly Atreus starts hiding stuff, bit by bit, and we see that Sindri is getting fed up with being kept out of the loop(though he isn't the only one, he takes the most offence to it aside from Kratos). We even hear him reprimanding Atreus when we get back from Vanaheim for the first time after helping Freya. Then finally, after all the secret keeping, all the sneaking off, we find out the Tyr Atreus and Kratos finds, the one they brought into Sindri's home, the one who cooked for them and preached about peace, was Odin, and killed Brok because he was annoyed by the dwarf. In Sindri's eyes, Atreus is the root cause of Brok's death. If Atreus hadn't gone looking for Tyr, if Atreus hadn't tried to trick Odin, if Atreus had just been honest with them all, then Brok would still be alive. Now, obviously from a logical stand point, that's not the case. Odin would have still likely killed one of them, most likely Brok considering he was the only one actually suspicious of "Tyr". It wouldn't have mattered if Atreus kept everyone in the dark or not, but Sindri doesn't see it that way, and as far as he's concerned, it's all ultimately Atreus' fault
It would've if Odin wasn't brought into their home brok would've still be alive.
I think sindri still feels in part guilty. Since he revived his brother, it means that his soul will forever wander, with no way to go to the afterlife. I was actually hoping the marble that angrboda gave to atreus was broks soul, but seeing how they burned his body, i guess we wont get the resolution of seeing sindri help place his brothers soul back into the light of alfheim
The marble probably wouldn't have worked, considering Brok didn't have a full soul, only 3/4's of one.
@@nathanlongo4054 I think it would, If you look back to when Atreus takes out Fenrirs soul accidentally, only 1 part of the soul is sealed into the knife, while the rest floats off presumably to alfheim
@@SilentEchoMedia Problem is that Mimir states very plainly that Brokk died without the part of his soul responsible for guidance and destiny. Without that piece, Brokks soul simply faded away. He is well and truly gone. Not to the afterlife or anything. Just gone, full stop.
@@ganymedeflowers8998 that literally makes no sense, and he said that his soul can't find eternal rest not that its truly gone, its just randomly floating around the world
@@houseofaction No, he said it was gone. It's been explained that if he died again, the spirit wouldn't be able to leave the body. There's no wandering happening, he's just gone.
Kratos: Did I teach the Boy how to Do the Circle mini game?
"Careful boi, that flaming circle button is also the 'murk it the f*ck up' button"
I like to think Atreus may come across the lost ('directionless') pieces of Brok's souls as he searches for the lost Jotun, and while not bringing him back to life at least reuniting the pieces in the light of Alfheim.
I hope so
I Hope Sindri can finally get over his grieve and help us again.
Nah this is the end of the norse saga, onto Egypt hopefully
Was there Aztec symbol in god of war 2018 ?
Don't think he'll ever help us if he returns, considering the relation between him and Atreus is very... shattered
main antagonist next game
@@khawthianming2775 yes and shinto too
Love you sindri, you deserved better
People saying they want Sindri to heal through his grief to come help again probably missed the part where it was said that Brok didn't just die. Sindri is living now with the knowledge that he let them come into his place, he helped them with all of this, they took and took from him, and now? Not only is his brother dead but his soul is just GONE. No coming back, no afterlife. He's flat out gone. It's going to take more than sorries to accept any kind of rift. Yeah, he chose to help but Kratos is smart enough to know his bitterness isn't just bitterness that his brother died. All of that could have been prevented. It IS Atreus's fault and Kratos's. It's also Sindri's. It's Odin's. They all played their part in that set up to Sindri's ultimate grief. But Kratos and Atreus still have each other, they saved each others lives at the cost of Brok's.
(There's literally a saying somewhere about to save a life another must pay the cost.)
The smartest and healthiest thing for Sindri is to walk away and separate from them. It isn't just bad blood and anger, it's guilt and hurt, grief and the knowledge that wherever they went, they were going to cause violence and death. Now, Kratos gets to be the god he wanted and I truly love that for him, Atreus gets to go find himself. I think Sindri should be given the decency to let him walk away and heal with new people, far from the main protags. To expect him to forgive is kind of... too much. Especially knowing that Brok isn't just dead, he's been wiped completely and there's no consoling that. That's the biggest and hardest kick for a brother and not so easy to forgive considering there's no chance of closure.
Didn't Brok chose not to be 'revived'? It's not that his soul was wiped completely but Brok simply didn't want Sindri to go through all the trouble to collect his souls again (which he was still missing a few) so the dwarves can accept him back again to the village.
@@aurolaf No from the games story we learn Brok is missing the "direction" piece of his soul which allows the souls to make their way to the Light of Alfheim. With it missing, and his second death, his soul no longer can find its direction and thus cannot make its way to the Light.
@@aurolaf Yeah, he chose not to be revived. He told Sindri to let him go. But the missing few part was what means he'd disappear and I don't know if Brok himself knew entirely what that meant. The one he first lost was the guidance part when he was brought back the first time, and it's said that denies him an afterlife if he were to die again. People think it means he's wandering but the 'guidance' part is gone entirely and that means so is wandering. Because even wandering souls can be guided to move on, they're still 'looking' for something to move on from/to. That's a part of the guidance peice too. But lacking it, he just disappears. Period. No guidance = no closure.
NOPE
"Not only is his brother dead but his soul is just GONE."
That is absolutely 100% Sindri's fault. Kratos and Atreus literally did _nothing_ wrong
Man I don't care if Sindri forgives us, I just want him to come to terms with his loss and find at least a semblance of peace.
Sindri needs to open his heart to love again, and that's going to take the old dwarf a very, very long time.
Kratos: Then you… taught the boy to… woo
Kratos’s mind: Damn it, I haven’t told the Boy about the stories of ⭕️, red orbs and it sequences 😏
Kratos really trusts Mimir, doesn't he? To think he would let him hear his insecurities like that.
Very much so. Kratos grew a lot this game and is close enough to Mimir to call him a Brother, not a title he would give lightly.
Is there a chance that when Atreus come home, Kratos just casually greet him with "Son, meet your little brother and new mother"
I believe if you follow the mythology, Freya has 2 daughters that haven't been introduced yet.
Also Freya is definitely casting her hook, and she's not being very subtle about it. Kratos is the one who's not biting, probably due to still mourning Faye. Once he has some time to heal, I think the two will eventually hit it off. Not without the occasional turbulance because they're both gods with issues, but I think there's enough of a basis for a strong, healthy, if sometimes tempestuous relationship.
Being mad at Atreus is the only way he can deal with Brok's death.
Because he can't meet up with him in the afterlife, because he took that from him.
And deep down he knows, he knows that if he sees past his fury it will be guilt that drowns him.
Kratos has become the god of sincerity, really makes me feel more connected to him as a character now he's treating mirmir and ratatoskr with respect, aswell as calling Atreus by his name now. Also he recognised the fact that Atreus has feelings for angerboda, and that he wants Atreus to love. This genuinely warms my heart. It's made me fall in love with all the characters that much more. Well done Devs ♥ can't wait for the next one 😌
sindri's house is so cozy man i wanna live there
lmao you really ignored Lunda, she been waiting even after Ragnarok for that vannaheim "orb" 😅😂 poor doggie
I do feel like part of the reason Sindri was so bitter with Atreus was because he attacked him as a bear. Those feelings probably still held and built up. If Atreus hadn't done that, Sindri's anger probably wouldn't be so directed at him.
Or it could be the boy brought Odin into to his home and got his brother killed
This whole thing started because Atreus asked Sindri to help him find Tyr. If Atreus hadn't set out on his quest to rescue Tyr because he thought Tyr would lead the armies into Ragnarok as per the Prophecy, then Sindri would have never unknowingly invited Odin into his house and Brok wouldn't have been killed. Not only that but Sindri welcomed them into his home when they had no where else to go, he gave them all sorts of artifacts and treasures like Draupnir on their quests, he risked Kratos' wrath by helping Atreus to sneak out to find Freya, and put his life on the line multiple times for them.
@@HewieAlbino Yuup, and with his brother dying, he doesn't even get closure. His soul is just flat out gone because if he died again, it wouldn't be able to leave the body. So, he helped them all so much just to be slapped in the face. When you save one life, it's at a cost of another. Cheat death, another pays the price.
Love how wise and respectful Kratos has become, awesome character development over the two games.
I've no doubt Sindri will be spending a long time in Tyr's old temple or some other camp. Like Mimir said, he shouted in grief, more mad at himself that he ever interfered and forcibly brought back most of Brok's pieces. It makes me wonder if what actually caused the Huldra brothers to leave their home wasn't Brok just being blue, but Sindri bringing back the dead, perhaps Brok being incomplete was what made him act so crass and chaotic.
1:40
This actually made me tear up a little
I'm amazed how far Kratos has come. =:)
I wish I had a home like this.
No kidding, Sindri's home is gorgeous.
Makes me wonder exactly where Sindr went. Like is he just off holding out in a cave somewhere or is he trying to find a way to bring Brok back despite there not being any way to, or is he maybe gonna try and take his anger out of Atreus? What is he gonna do?
actualy, there is no way for brok to come back, in a dialogue mimir says that since brok had a missing part of his soul, there was no after life for him, he just seased to exist
@@franciscooliveira8939 He didn't cease to exist but his soul will now wander in the void for eternity without any access to an afterlife which is arguably a lot worse.
@@aryaa7069 well, since mimir says there's nothing to bring back, that gives me the ideia that he ceased to exist
@@franciscooliveira8939 there is always ways around these things
What is worse, the void or being stuck in the Hel?
Kratos has come so far Emotion wise, really touching
+sindri's Story is just heartbreaking. From this nervous shy guy to a broken madman
I miss Ratatoskr’s bantering
You can watch ProZD's videos if you miss him! (Yeah, ProZD voiced Ratatoskr)
The way he’s so nervous about Atreus being able to woo Angroboda :(((
So... he really left? It hurts to know we wont talk to our Sindri at the end of everything. Home fels empty without his coments
I love how Kratos is now, he's a good man.
I love how they made Kratos grow up with all the kids who loved the original God of War series as teenagers and are now also Dad/Mom of Boy/Girl today.
Kratos worrying if Atreus will be able to "woo" Angrboda is mad funny😭
"Aye brother, I taught the lad to mash Circle when he sees it."
heartwarming that kratos decides to keep the home in good shape till Sindri returns if he does, where mors would abandon it in cases like this or worse, say "its our home now".
2:10 I hope Jacksepticeye finds this part😂
If Freya can come back, surely, Sindri will return, too! T^T
well not everyone got a happy ending
Such is the way of the _God of War_ series.
The entire woo segment slayed me back to Helheim
So brok only has 3 soul bits when died. Where did those bits go?? Do they just disappear because if they did not disappear there is a way to find them and combine all four of the soul bits so at the very least, brok can get into the after life.
Basically the story said they have 4 soul bits, one of them is what guides them to the lake of souls in alpheim after dying. Brok not only didn't have that part of his soul, he was also revived using black magic arts. His soul will forever wander in the void. I quote from Mimir, "He's been denied an afterlife"
@@Silver_meteor0418 does that mean he could possibly come back as a wandering ghost?
@@csab8642probably not dude just doesn’t exist anymore a bit like Odin
@@aspart2842 not quite, he exists so its possible he might become a wandering ghost. In odins case his soul was completely destroyed while broks just didn't have the part that guides him to the afterlife
I wanna believe the reforging of Brok's soul will be part of future developments. That the brothers will be reunited in some fashion even if it can't be as it was.
i don't know what perplexes me more, lunda being at sindri's house all alone or you not having done the orb quest yet XD
I highly doubt Sindri will ever return. And in his "anger speech" he was totally right. He gave Kratos and Atreus everything and now he has lost it all.
Can't blame him for being angry at both and the riddle, that Brok gave to Mimir perfectly describes Sindri's feelings. He just fell into a deep black hole of nothing after losing everything he ever cared about.
Dang... this is so damn good writing and directing. I cry everytime I see those scenes again.
I'm going to cry this is exactly the kind of conversation I imagined would happen!! Hearing Kratos worry about how his son would romance and treat a woman is beyond heartwarming
Also, I think this would make an interesting and adorable plot point in the next game: Atreus/Loki attempting to maintain a stable relationship or even trying to propose to Angrboda (probably years in the future), nonsense with him failing insues, he requests romance advise from an ally (maybe visiting Kratos and Mimir to do so), even more nonsense insues, and then it finally ends with a heartwarming conclusion of them being wed with family and friends around. I know some people in the God of War audience wouldn't be too entertained by this but personally I would think it would be 1. Hilarious 2. Very adorable
if it worked with witcher ...
Sindri just needs time I think he will return it will come back when he is ready. I liked him alot very funny guy
Kratos "we will maintain it till his return"
*later*
Kratos "to whomever left mud stains on the floor I am not mad, i am disappointed and furious"
Interesting how it's started to look unkempt in Sindri's absence. Tree leaves scattered about, the plants are all dead or dying, and the house overall looks less clean.
The house feels so empty without Brok and Sindri
It feels so empty being in Sindri's house without him and Brok. Not even Lúnda feels that emptiness in.
Maybe it is strange theory, but I Think Sindry went with Atreus and helps him with searching a giants. Yeah, you maybe say no, but if there will be dlc, I hope we will play as Atreus with Sindry.
Nahh, my theory is that sindry left to help brok complete his soul to pass on the afterlife.
@@LordZefhnir that is a good one
@@LordZefhnir could be, considering a first time he went to return 3 of the 4 parts of broks soul
@@LordZefhnir doesn't brok 3/4 soul doesn't exist anymore, I get it there is 1 part of the soul left but it's already in the afterlife. In the light thingy.
Doubt it. Sindri hates atreus
You have no idea how much I wanted a cleaning mini game during this part!!! I wanted to be able to sweep up all the debris inside and make it spic and span for Sindri’s return 😢
As soon as I heard him say “woo” my mind went straight to the sims.
"Then you... taught the boy to... woo?" damn never knew Kratos knows how to bring a chuckle
"Then you...taught the boy to... W⭕⭕?"
Maybe sindri is trying to retrieve his brothers soul part from the light of alfhiem
No brok was denied an afterlife his soul wanders for eternity because sindri did bot get all his soul bits mirmir says this after brok dies
@@Luh_Twizz It was stated that he only got 3/4ths of broks soul
@@orlandofigueroa2137 what’s your point ?
@@grimkxdo The soul part he is missing is destination, which means the possibility the 3 soul parts gathered up with it as is able to have an afterlife, exists.
@@orlandofigueroa2137 oh I see I just meant I don’t think he would be able to go even if he did get the one and missed another the soul isn’t whole so it isn’t accepted into the afterlife just discarded
I wouldn't be surprised if Sindri isn't even in The Nine Realms anymore
Honestly, I might be more surprised if he was
I mean... there's nothing left in The Nine Realms for him any longer... but then, there's nothing for him outside of them, either...
I kinda hope he the next villain.
@@6636j Sindri changes his name to "Rumpelstiltskin" and becomes _a real_ effin' menace... still with an air of tragedy around him though...
What a horrible ending for sindri.
I think sindri is gonna be the next games villain
How bro he is sindri. And the villain will always be a god.
@@lxxdccvii4805 I could see him being a bit more like Freya was in the first half. Hellbent on revenge, but comes around eventually.
It'd be sad if there was another game in this pantheon and you found sindri spitefully making weapons for people that would wanna try to kill kratos/atreus
Was I the only one expecting a "clean up the house" mini game like sweeping the floors or something to maintain it
Sindri is at the lake trying to bring Brok back. Eventhough Broks dying words were asking him to let go I have a feeling Sindri cannot do that and he's trying to regain Broks soul. But at what price? I hope there's another game and it isn't just Atreus as the main character
Oh wow, I completely missed that "Angrboda" talk, I went back to the house, idk if one line of dialogue overwrote another but that never played for me.
I think you have to enter Atreus's room. so unless you did and still haven't gotten that line, then yeah, I guess you missed a bit of funny dialogue.
meanwhile Freya's home turtle is still alone in the cold
You can find Birgir and after saving him he’ll take care of the home turtle.
When you thought Kratos of War couldn't have any smaller friends along comes the squirrel dude
There is so much to do in this game, I love it.
Kratos: "Mimir, should I have...talked to Atreus about the birds and the bees?"
I love how that agreed too watch sindri’s house too show that when he does come back his home and friends/family will be there waiting for him we need dlc too help him
Sindri and Freya really switched roles huh? (the begining started with Freya being in Sindri's shoes.) The very Grief stricken Rage that consumed Kratos long ago.
It just feels so empty at the end, poor Sindri :(
"Get over here and his this bloody chime you lumbering fucking ox" 😂😂😂😂
I could never deny the doggo his orb. Hurry up and get his toy.
I will never understand how anyone comes out of this story shipping Atreus and Angrboda, when Thrud is standing right there!
Probably because Atreus and Angrboda also have the same level of chemistry, topped with Atreus being Loki, and in actual Norse mythology, Angrboda was Loki's wife.
@@masterjoda999 i know, but Thrud is like right there. I will take her if he doesn’t is what I’m saying. Thrud is bae
@@Night-Lord Who knows, maybe the fact that Thrud can probably pick him up one-handed and crush him into putty just reminds him too much of his dad...
@@masterjoda999 as someone with daddy issues I have to say that would be a turn on
“ have you taught him how to woo?”
Please be well, dear Sindri. And come home.
Bro said woo ☠️
You literally went through the fuckin apocalypse and didn't get the ball?! Duuuuuuuude...
i find it funny how he left the world seeds after ratotoskr gives them to him.
No wonder Atreus’ rage is a bear… he’s a Rizzly bear
Man the game feels empty without brok and sindri
Yeah
I love how Kratos asked Mimir if he taught Atreus to "Woo" xD
0:41 wondered if it hurt the world tree a bit especially the shockwave on with Ragnarok caused
Sounds like Kratos is ready to be a grandfather
I don’t think Sindri would even begin to be able to handle himself at the sight of the real Tyr. I’m sure he knows it wasn’t actually Tyr but rather Odin masked as the giant but he’s perception of Tyr has definitely been warped into what he thinks is an enemy and the murderer of his brother.
Its impressive just how... Empty... that house feels (just like Sindri)
They got to make one more game the way they talk about sindri.
After Ragnarok battle the leaves of the tree were fallen
That maybe prove the fact that the the world tree was shaking because of the intensity of the battle
"Well, since he isn't using it..."
Hopefully Sindri's home will carry over to future titles and not be another forgotten detail on the pile.
How could you not have finished the orb quest?! Finish it!
Every time i think of Brok...i think of the revenge we got on Odin...but truth is i feel empty now, Odin is dead sure, but then again, it didn't undo the damge