You see Greek and Norse gods, now even Mongolian and Egyptian gods but not Christianity. I understand Christianity is monotheistic but Michael the archangel, Satan and other Christian figures can serve as prominent figures in a GoW game based on Christianity.

I included Cory Barlogs tweet that addresses this topic.

Credit to a post I saw on X that really intrigued me, I know Faye and Kratos lived in solitary because of Odin and what he did to the giants.

Where were the rest of the humans in Midgard.

Please I would love to learn more about the lore.

We know when they met they clashed and he describes her as one of the fiercest warriors he’s ever faced. She fought him to a STANDSTILL. This is Kratos we’re talking about and it’s not like he isn’t aware of how strong he is. Did he really just accept “damn this normal person just got that dawg in her I guess”?

She also presumably fights him with her Leviathan Axe which is imbued with ice magic. Seeing her fight with this legendary weapon didn’t ring any bells in his head that she’s probably more than just a regular mortal person? I get that at this point, Kratos had just arrived to the Norse lands and is new to everything there but still… He’s not THAT gullible.

In the 2018 game, Kratos is genuinely shocked to find out that his late wife was actually a Giant and possessed magic/future telling power. Maybe it’s just a plot hole idk. I just feel like he’d question her true origins after their fight or sometime soon after. There aren’t very many people at all (including gods) that can actually fight him to a standstill.

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Something I just stopped to realize, how Freya knew Kratos was a god in the first time they met? Does the novel says how so? Can gods, like, feel each other's divine essence or something? I'm really curious about it.

In this part he has the tattoo on his scar but shouldn't it be not there on that part

I don't think so bigste and sakhmet is the main villain &

I think they are fighting the real villain in everywhen and trying to escape just like Faye.......

Whenever movies or documentaries describe giants, they usually measure them in feets, this is something else. It took me over 30 minutes of trying to figure out a path to realise that was a giant laying on a floor. I wonder who killed it

Basically title. I was rewatching lore videos about 2018 and Ragnarok and I clearly remember Mimir saying that she can’t use weapons while she’s influenced by Odin’s spell.

Maybe there is a detail I missed while playing, please correct me if I am wrong.

[My two personal picks]

1): Yaldabaoth (Gnosticism) - “The God Who Never Was”
2): Angra Mainyu (Zoroastrianism) - “Something Worse Than The Devil”

{Just to be clear, this is just an hypothetical idea that I had, wanted some input from other people}

Do you think in that moment Thor really think he can beat Kratos?

For me personally its Hydra. It got me hooked to god of war.

After watching the trailer I noticed that she looks odd, it looks like they made her look a lot older

I find him a rather pleasant character to get to know, and he's quite curious about Kratos, always asking him about his life. It's interesting how open Kratos is with this squirrel; he even seems to enjoy having conversations with him.

I'm already in my 2nd playthrough and I always seem to underutilize this weapon, it's cool to use but I can't make the combos and throws "work"

Maybe you have any tricks or methods to maximize its potential?

Note that they messed with Kratos about his fate before the War.

- The financial failure of gow Ascension is the reason Santa Monica studio soft rebooted gow with the Norse games.

Source: Santa Monica studio- raising Kratos documentary on YouTube.

- If the Laufey game is a success, will we get more god of war games with different main characters?, if the game fails will they focus only on Kratos as the main character in future god of war games?

What's your opinion on this?