Be an Inspired Gamer... could you perhaps make a video like the uncharted video on Nate.(5 rules of life kratos).or what I think will get the view up maybe title the video (lessons we learned from Kratos in god of war) something like that, the reason I say it would get the views up is because, I've been seeing lots of videos that have titles like,revisiting assassins creed and others and their getting lots of views. Anyway would love to see it. I've watched all your videos love them,never stop posting.
@@0-0-s3i Thanks for your suggestion, I will definitely make one of these top rules for life video for Kratos again💪thanks for your encouragement again!
Thank you for the video man. This game will be always my favourite and the story between father and son is the story i never had a chance to have i my life.. ❤️ Legendary game
Atreus: "Well I guess you do like to smash pottery." Kratos: *remembers his old self smashing pots for red orbs* "My goals are beyond your understanding."
What’s truly great is how much he values discipline and self control over everything else - with his powers you’d think he’d boast about strength, yet he is never full of himself and always “assumes the worst” like he knows there are always stronger gods seeking to harm him...
@@psyiax3238 I'd imagine he knew it to an extent even before offering his soul to ares, everyone seems to forget or down play him being a great captain of sparta, we shouldn't forget that. Yes he was very impulsive in the first 4 games but he had self control when it called for it and he always had discipline or he never would've became a spartan.
@@IstralLabraid Absolutely, he is a spartan warrior, so naturally self control and discipline would be part of the training for the upbringing of a spartan,
When Kratos anwsers "Yes... i know." when Atreus says it feels good to be strong, the performance is incredible. The voice somewhere between "I know how good it can feel" and "I know what I lost to it", it's a perfect reflection of his past, and that's just in the way Christopher Judge says it.
Honestly, no game better portrays a man's pain better than the one that takes place after it. And in this, you can see Kratos truly is sorry for everything that happened in Greece.
the greek mythos world, sorry i'm not too sure, maybe more of regretting going so far instead of accepting killing ares was enough. only the creator could say for sure though. Just wanna clarify when I said greek mythos world, it was confirmed I think 4-5 years back that the realms of the gods aren't on the same planet otherwise midgard would be quite a wasteland in Atreus' time.
All of this is mostly because he taught me to strive, no, survive in the darkest reality the world has ever been. He is not my God, but his wisdom has saved me from destroying myself, no, taught me to push through every bias and strive to become the best version that I should be.
Yeah but think of it as my father is already like Kratos(Don't know about yours). Strong,both mentally and physically. He was also a soldier. He does these types of speeches to me frequently
If you only play the new game then it simply wise lessons, but for those whove played all the og games would know that all of these lessons came from his personal experiences and not recently cooked up for the sake of being wise E.g: "Keep your expectation low and you will never be disapointed" He expected glory when served under Ares only to get tragedy, he expected the gods would rid him of the nightmare of his sin, they only forgived his sin(pointless), He expected sacrifcing Pandora would give him the power to kill Zeus, it already inside him so she died for nothing
10:08 this scene could also be interpreted as a lesson on accountability, when kratos responds with, “i know.” he is taking responsibility of all the chaos he has wrought on greece instead of blaming it on the gods like he always has done
Its kind of an amazing coincidence that I was recommended this video right after I fought with my father. This just reminded me of what a great man he is.
"But Atreus are different unlike the other spartan. He smiled at the worst of time" Yup, that's 100% 👍👍 Loki always smile be in Marvel or even AC Valhalla too 😆
This game not only tells the story of Kratos' next journey after defeating Zeus, but also teaches him to be a good father and be the best role model. And also teaches how to be a true and steadfast warrior who will face the times and challenges they will face in the future.
Kratos actually did push Atreus when they were on the top of the mountain where they met mimir, right as the second fight with baldur started and destroyed the gates that should have led them to jotunheim, it showed that Kratos did slightly lose control by pushing his son away, which he instantly felt sorry for, but he got shot by a shocking arrow on his chest, by his own son lol. Which is a slight detail that even Kratos hasn’t fully managed to control himself
@@youmademecringe3225 Also, Kratos did that to protect him from Baldur, not to discipline/punish him. This may sound strange but a lot of people can learn from Kratos' parenting strategy. Stern, but not hostile.
@@giagarex I doubt it is due to that, around the world holds different view points about physical discipline, in the west it is considered almost close to against the law for doing that, whereas places elsewhere it is more normalized and not considered immoral but appropriate when necessary. Point is that there's no right or wrong, so Kratos really shouldnt be seen as bad if he chooses to hit his child. Putting that aside, there can be a perfectly good reason Kratos doesn't physically discipline his child, and this is not to do with the story or the character, its more to do with outside politics, considering the game is targeted mostly to the western audience, they maybe dont want to show 'child abuse' in a game and so they chose to omit it, when if we are talking about it realistically, during such periods ( old eras), kids getting discipline was very common and accepted, making it likely that Kratos would resort to such actions if Santa Monica chose to be brutally honest. Besides, a sign of that was implied when Kratos and Atreus argued after Atreus killed Modi, Kratos got so angry he said to his son, 'Dont push me boy', which could imply Kratos would of resorted to physically disciplining him.
The line from 17:04 to 17:17 hits me hard every time. Life is difficult sometimes and we have to fight to survive it. The idea of the Warrior isn't one for me of one that has physical prowess or might in combat. Warriors true battles are fought in their mind with their heart, to me that is what makes a Warrior. This is one of the most beautiful quotes amongst many in the game, but this one here is special to me. As someone who suffers from mental illness this quote brings out the best in me and makes me strive to become the best possible and truest form of myself. So far Dark Souls lore, this and the song Illusion I first heard in Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice have stuck with me since and will be my personal favorites to the end of time. I thank whatever writer or whoever put this line in there, they were words I needed to hear that I would've never known I wanted. Also thank you Christopher Judge for the incredible performance and delivery of this quote, it makes me want to bearhug the shit outta him.
Being completely honest with you, You're right. I am a person that has gone through many struggles in his life yet I've stood defiant even when my willpower and confidence began to faint I tried to keep going, expecting the worst. Now that I have more experience those words Kratos bequested to Atreus were not only touching but also a moral lesson I can relate to. Like you said in your comment, there are multiple types of warrios, those who wage their battles physically and those who wage countless mental battles. In life, most of our battles tend to be of the latter, but it is indeed a necessary mindset for some people that could not keep going otherwise. I thank you for leaving this insightful comment in the section, you deserve find your peace and reach your goals, I'm sure you'll rule your demons and conquer your path in life.
I like this! This can serve as an initiation into Stoic philosophy for those who are new to it! It can also serve as an inspiration! Thanks for the video and hope you will produce more in the future! :)
Thanks! I love the practicality of Stoic philosophy too, it is my mission to bring inspiration, currently working on a new vid which will feature Marcus Aurelius Meditations :)
So this version of Atreus (the one the boy was named after) is actually far far less messed up then his mythological counterpart. Well, either that or Kratos doesn't want to say he named his son after guy who killed and cooked his brothers sons and served them to said brother.
We are not men... We are more than that... The responsibility is far greater.. And you must be better than me.. The very first time i heard that i was on the verge of tears .... Kratos is a legend through and through..
8:30 I like how Mimir laughs because if i recall the gameplay this is at a point where Mimir KNOWS who Kratos actually is after their trip in Helheim... and don't lie, we all broke a lot of pottery in the og God of War games to get some extra red orbs :P
The overall moral of God of War 4, and reality in general, is that humans ARE the gods we pray to, because WE created them through our inability to come to terms with ourselves, most of us. PS: I can't wait for what lessons God of War 5 has install for us, and I hope you make "Kratos' Warrior Mentality Vol. 3, 4, or more" compilations of them. Thanks for the work
That scene where Kratos has Atreus promise to be better (in the *Message to Warriors* section of the video) cut deep. My father and grandfather both said similar things to me when I was young. I didn't really understand what they meant but now that I'm older that kind of thing really hits my core. Edit: Spelling errors
These videos are great. For having so few subscribers, you have incredible content. I can tell that you make them to inspire, and to give wisdom to those who need it. I hope that your channel grows, and that you find good in it
Thank you for your work. I know your videos don't get the views they deserve, but not mistake the numbers with the lack of appreaction. I am grateful that I found your channel, and that there is someone in the world who does this.
“But Atreus of Sparta was unlike the rest of us. He wore a smile even in the worst of times, he was happy. He inspired us to hope that though we were machines of war, yet there was humanity in us. Goodness. When the day came for him to lay down his life in battle, his sacrifice saved countless others and turned the tide in our favor. I carried him home on his shield and buried him with all the honors of Spartan custom. His memory was a comfort in dark times.” - Kratos, the God of War. Be more like Atreus. A rising tide raises *all* ships. Never just one. If you aren’t one of the ships, then be the tide itself. Do this, and you will always be happy, always satisfied, because you’ll be using your best to bring out the best in others. Never falter on your journey in this life, never waver on the path of love and understanding, you must stay true to who you are because at the end of the day when you lay down to sleep, it might be the last time you ever wake up again. So don’t take this life for granted, go love someone, it doesn’t matter if it’s your friends or your family, even the cutie you’re too afraid to ask “what’s up?”. And when you fight, don’t do it to destroy what’s in front of you, fight to protect what’s behind you. You will feel the love give you more strength than any amount of hate could possibly give you. Love yourself, love those both close to and far from you. This life is too short for hatred and words unspoken.
I love Atreus' character arc. He was a little Kratos (minus the fighting skills), he went through what Kratos went through all his life, as a young boy.
8:45 this section is especially cool because if you understand biblical history, the events of the games are plausible actually. The gods of all the mythologies around the world all originate from the Angels that chose to betray the Creator, they had demigod children with human women and thus began the most tumultuous and chaotic time in human history. And it's gone completely unacknowledged as if people are crazy. It even calls them the heroes of legend and men of renown. That means the mythical heroes like Hercules and the like. The book of Enoch tells us that God and the angles incited the demigods on earth to war with each other while the evil angelic fathers were forced to watch as punishment for ruining the ancient world. Many of their progeny were superhuman demigods, and many were supergiants. They also made monsters by taking animals through miscegenation according to the book of giants also found in the dead sea scrolls. The war of the gods fits in line with the clash of the titans and ragnarok in Norse myth, especially since ragnarok ends with the world being destroyed in a cataclysmic flood. Sound familar? It's no coincidence
Love what your doing with the channel, such a good idea I thought of doing something Similar myself so I'm very glad others had the same idea. Keep up the amazing work you are helping people! Have you considered doing more god of war videos? Or red dead redemption? What about focusing on other characters? I am extremely interested so please get back to me
Thanks for your appreciation I am so happy to find like minded people on the internet, you can do it too there are many more ways to share our passion on video game characters, feel free to give me suggestions of more inspiring characters
At first I was thinking the same that it’s loki, but after playing the game a couple of times I realized that we come across magni (or moodi I forgot the name) so what of that was thor beating the crap out of him. It makes more sense to me
Fun fact Kratos is an actual minor god in Greek culture he's was connected to the god of war. In the sense he represented strength and victory(usually some kind of battle or fight, War being a regular thing for Greece. So you could almost call him Kratos the Strong, or my personal favorite nickname. Kratos the Victorious.
@@BeanInspiredGamer But how did you make them correlate to the scenario - what did you type in to look the actual quotes up? (or did you just read the books and say these will fit the scene)
John 1 :: NIV. In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was with God in the beginning. Through him all things were made; without him nothing was made that has been made.
However we are made in his image are we not? Perhaps it means we are our own gods. Not trying to sound blasphemous. In the sense our "instincts" are his. Our "gut" feeling. Never rely on a story or fairytale. Trust what you see and know. As we are made in his image, his wisdom is something we can also learn. Especially when we know and understand each other better.
I really like these videos , these are underrated seeing the effort you've put in , thanks
LogicalApple _ thanks for your kind encouragement :)
Be an Inspired Gamer... could you perhaps make a video like the uncharted video on Nate.(5 rules of life kratos).or what I think will get the view up maybe title the video (lessons we learned from Kratos in god of war) something like that, the reason I say it would get the views up is because, I've been seeing lots of videos that have titles like,revisiting assassins creed and others and their getting lots of views. Anyway would love to see it. I've watched all your videos love them,never stop posting.
@@0-0-s3i Thanks for your suggestion, I will definitely make one of these top rules for life video for Kratos again💪thanks for your encouragement again!
@@0-0-s3i thanks man, hope I can have more viewers that are patient like you!
Thank you for the video man. This game will be always my favourite and the story between father and son is the story i never had a chance to have i my life.. ❤️ Legendary game
"A Spartan never lets his back hit the ground. Even in death, a Spartan stands tall for battle."
We win because we are determined, disciplined not because we are superior.
Greatest of all
not because we feel superior *
Battles are won by the better soldier, wars are won by those who sacrifice everything to ensure victory.
That was my favourite line of the game! Really spoke out to me with life 👍
Where does it say that in this video
@@ITACHIUCHIHA-ys7mx In starting only.
“She was better than a god” I loved that line
...And you shall not dishonor her.
“She was better than a god, she was dummy thicc”
@@grimreaper1551 "She was better than a god, she had that gawk gawk 3000"
"I am your monster no longer," gives me goosebumps every time.
Dude the fact the he tries to connect with Atreus always had me like this this is the dad kratos i wanna see
The Story of Atreus the Spartan Soldier was incredible
Yes that was a really good story
I agree.
Goosebumps for me. 😉🔥
Name our sons Atreus now 😂 and recite him the story
“It is dishonorable to grow old?” Kratos can’t get a break
Atreus: "Well I guess you do like to smash pottery."
Kratos: *remembers his old self smashing pots for red orbs* "My goals are beyond your understanding."
What’s truly great is how much he values discipline and self control over everything else - with his powers you’d think he’d boast about strength, yet he is never full of himself and always “assumes the worst” like he knows there are always stronger gods seeking to harm him...
Well, he wasn't entirely wrong if you think about it.
I think he learned that after he killed zeus in gow 3
@@psyiax3238 I'd imagine he knew it to an extent even before offering his soul to ares, everyone seems to forget or down play him being a great captain of sparta, we shouldn't forget that. Yes he was very impulsive in the first 4 games but he had self control when it called for it and he always had discipline or he never would've became a spartan.
I mean none of the Norse gods can beat him in battle…
@@IstralLabraid Absolutely, he is a spartan warrior, so naturally self control and discipline would be part of the training for the upbringing of a spartan,
When Kratos anwsers "Yes... i know." when Atreus says it feels good to be strong, the performance is incredible. The voice somewhere between "I know how good it can feel" and "I know what I lost to it", it's a perfect reflection of his past, and that's just in the way Christopher Judge says it.
Honestly, no game better portrays a man's pain better than the one that takes place after it. And in this, you can see Kratos truly is sorry for everything that happened in Greece.
the greek mythos world, sorry i'm not too sure, maybe more of regretting going so far instead of accepting killing ares was enough. only the creator could say for sure though.
Just wanna clarify when I said greek mythos world, it was confirmed I think 4-5 years back that the realms of the gods aren't on the same planet otherwise midgard would be quite a wasteland in Atreus' time.
All of this is mostly because he taught me to strive, no, survive in the darkest reality the world has ever been. He is not my God, but his wisdom has saved me from destroying myself, no, taught me to push through every bias and strive to become the best version that I should be.
We win because we are determined, disciplined... peace to you my fellow human.
I feel like kratos is my second father.
Wow man haha
Same bro I keep his lessons in my head all the time
Yeah but think of it as my father is already like Kratos(Don't know about yours). Strong,both mentally and physically. He was also a soldier. He does these types of speeches to me frequently
"You do love to smash pottery"
"HA"
That 4th wall break tho 😂😂😂😂
If you only play the new game then it simply wise lessons, but for those whove played all the og games would know that all of these lessons came from his personal experiences and not recently cooked up for the sake of being wise
E.g: "Keep your expectation low and you will never be disapointed" He expected glory when served under Ares only to get tragedy, he expected the gods would rid him of the nightmare of his sin, they only forgived his sin(pointless), He expected sacrifcing Pandora would give him the power to kill Zeus, it already inside him so she died for nothing
Kratos did teach me to be better....
"I Am What The Gods Have Made Me!"
10:08 this scene could also be interpreted as a lesson on accountability, when kratos responds with, “i know.” he is taking responsibility of all the chaos he has wrought on greece instead of blaming it on the gods like he always has done
Its kind of an amazing coincidence that I was recommended this video right after I fought with my father.
This just reminded me of what a great man he is.
"But Atreus are different unlike the other spartan. He smiled at the worst of time"
Yup, that's 100% 👍👍
Loki always smile be in Marvel or even AC Valhalla too 😆
This game not only tells the story of Kratos' next journey after defeating Zeus, but also teaches him to be a good father and be the best role model. And also teaches how to be a true and steadfast warrior who will face the times and challenges they will face in the future.
9:20 Don’t trust in legends, trust your instincts
Kratos never smacks or hits Atreus once throughout the entire game. Discipline and self control.
Kratos actually did push Atreus when they were on the top of the mountain where they met mimir, right as the second fight with baldur started and destroyed the gates that should have led them to jotunheim, it showed that Kratos did slightly lose control by pushing his son away, which he instantly felt sorry for, but he got shot by a shocking arrow on his chest, by his own son lol. Which is a slight detail that even Kratos hasn’t fully managed to control himself
@@youmademecringe3225 Kratos shoved him on instinct, you can see Atreus push on his wound he got from Baldur.
@@youmademecringe3225 Also, Kratos did that to protect him from Baldur, not to discipline/punish him.
This may sound strange but a lot of people can learn from Kratos' parenting strategy. Stern, but not hostile.
@@giagarex I doubt it is due to that, around the world holds different view points about physical discipline, in the west it is considered almost close to against the law for doing that, whereas places elsewhere it is more normalized and not considered immoral but appropriate when necessary. Point is that there's no right or wrong, so Kratos really shouldnt be seen as bad if he chooses to hit his child.
Putting that aside, there can be a perfectly good reason Kratos doesn't physically discipline his child, and this is not to do with the story or the character, its more to do with outside politics, considering the game is targeted mostly to the western audience, they maybe dont want to show 'child abuse' in a game and so they chose to omit it, when if we are talking about it realistically, during such periods ( old eras), kids getting discipline was very common and accepted, making it likely that Kratos would resort to such actions if Santa Monica chose to be brutally honest. Besides, a sign of that was implied when Kratos and Atreus argued after Atreus killed Modi, Kratos got so angry he said to his son, 'Dont push me boy', which could imply Kratos would of resorted to physically disciplining him.
@@youmademecringe3225yea to protect him from incoming danger
Atreus: "You... know about war"
Kratos: Yeah, no shit
8:38 Appreciate the Bible verse, God bless
I loved it too. I thought I was the only one. That specific verse is what everyone needs nowadays❤🙌☝✝️
Didn’t expect that. I loved it though. Amen.
@@brucebarnes802
Christianity confirmed in God of War.
The line from 17:04 to 17:17 hits me hard every time. Life is difficult sometimes and we have to fight to survive it. The idea of the Warrior isn't one for me of one that has physical prowess or might in combat. Warriors true battles are fought in their mind with their heart, to me that is what makes a Warrior.
This is one of the most beautiful quotes amongst many in the game, but this one here is special to me. As someone who suffers from mental illness this quote brings out the best in me and makes me strive to become the best possible and truest form of myself.
So far Dark Souls lore, this and the song Illusion I first heard in Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice have stuck with me since and will be my personal favorites to the end of time.
I thank whatever writer or whoever put this line in there, they were words I needed to hear that I would've never known I wanted. Also thank you Christopher Judge for the incredible performance and delivery of this quote, it makes me want to bearhug the shit outta him.
Being completely honest with you, You're right. I am a person that has gone through many struggles in his life yet I've stood defiant even when my willpower and confidence began to faint I tried to keep going, expecting the worst. Now that I have more experience those words Kratos bequested to Atreus were not only touching but also a moral lesson I can relate to. Like you said in your comment, there are multiple types of warrios, those who wage their battles physically and those who wage countless mental battles. In life, most of our battles tend to be of the latter, but it is indeed a necessary mindset for some people that could not keep going otherwise. I thank you for leaving this insightful comment in the section, you deserve find your peace and reach your goals, I'm sure you'll rule your demons and conquer your path in life.
If I'll be father some day I would use many of those wise quotes from this game to raise my child
I like this! This can serve as an initiation into Stoic philosophy for those who are new to it! It can also serve as an inspiration! Thanks for the video and hope you will produce more in the future! :)
Thanks! I love the practicality of Stoic philosophy too, it is my mission to bring inspiration, currently working on a new vid which will feature Marcus Aurelius Meditations :)
@@BeanInspiredGamer Nice! Can't wait for it!
So this version of Atreus (the one the boy was named after) is actually far far less messed up then his mythological counterpart.
Well, either that or Kratos doesn't want to say he named his son after guy who killed and cooked his brothers sons and served them to said brother.
I admire these videos you make. The creator has earned my respect.
Thanks brother 🙏 respect for your respect ✊
A message to Warriors. That entire segment made me cry because of the context that was put beforehand. Makes everything different now..
We are not men... We are more than that... The responsibility is far greater.. And you must be better than me..
The very first time i heard that i was on the verge of tears .... Kratos is a legend through and through..
god of war has many lessons
8:30
I like how Mimir laughs because if i recall the gameplay this is at a point where Mimir KNOWS who Kratos actually is after their trip in Helheim... and don't lie, we all broke a lot of pottery in the og God of War games to get some extra red orbs :P
The overall moral of God of War 4, and reality in general, is that humans ARE the gods we pray to, because WE created them through our inability to come to terms with ourselves, most of us.
PS: I can't wait for what lessons God of War 5 has install for us, and I hope you make "Kratos' Warrior Mentality Vol. 3, 4, or more" compilations of them.
Thanks for the work
Its not surprising that only a handful of people dislike it, it was made greatly
“we win because we are determined, disciplined. . .” 0:50
NOW THIS A REAL GAMING CHANNEL
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These 2 videos of yours are a comfort in dark times. Thank you.
That scene where Kratos has Atreus promise to be better (in the *Message to Warriors* section of the video) cut deep. My father and grandfather both said similar things to me when I was young. I didn't really understand what they meant but now that I'm older that kind of thing really hits my core.
Edit: Spelling errors
thank you
Man..this game, along with this video..made me cry..real life shit here..
Philosophy and life principles are real, doesn't matter if they come from books or video games, keep getting better!
These videos are great. For having so few subscribers, you have incredible content. I can tell that you make them to inspire, and to give wisdom to those who need it. I hope that your channel grows, and that you find good in it
thanks for the encouragement, it means a lot I will keep going
watching this while working on my finals
8:15 Probably the best spiritual lesson we learned in God of War😂
Thank you for your work. I know your videos don't get the views they deserve, but not mistake the numbers with the lack of appreaction. I am grateful that I found your channel, and that there is someone in the world who does this.
thank you for your lovely words!
8:55 Kratos and Asura would be best friends
Yess Part 2!! Please bring out part 3! These videos are sensational!
Thank you for putting these together 🙏 I have them saved for me to watch to remind me how to be grounded!
glad these vids help you bro!
God of war is a remarkable achievement of a game best game I ever played big fan seriously.
16:35 He was very aware that what he said would tremendously effect his life so he was extremely passionate about talking to his son
Using this collection as basis for dnd rp
use it as everyday life philosophy too! :)
"Alright. That hurt a little."
i would love to see more of this content keep going!
Thx brother I will!
Wonderful video, I appreciate the effort put into this. Good work!
thanks brother!
This is great channel . Keep making more wonderful content like this .
Subscribed !
thank you! will keep making more :)
“But Atreus of Sparta was unlike the rest of us. He wore a smile even in the worst of times, he was happy. He inspired us to hope that though we were machines of war, yet there was humanity in us. Goodness. When the day came for him to lay down his life in battle, his sacrifice saved countless others and turned the tide in our favor. I carried him home on his shield and buried him with all the honors of Spartan custom.
His memory was a comfort in dark times.” - Kratos, the God of War.
Be more like Atreus. A rising tide raises *all* ships. Never just one. If you aren’t one of the ships, then be the tide itself. Do this, and you will always be happy, always satisfied, because you’ll be using your best to bring out the best in others. Never falter on your journey in this life, never waver on the path of love and understanding, you must stay true to who you are because at the end of the day when you lay down to sleep, it might be the last time you ever wake up again. So don’t take this life for granted, go love someone, it doesn’t matter if it’s your friends or your family, even the cutie you’re too afraid to ask “what’s up?”. And when you fight, don’t do it to destroy what’s in front of you, fight to protect what’s behind you. You will feel the love give you more strength than any amount of hate could possibly give you. Love yourself, love those both close to and far from you. This life is too short for hatred and words unspoken.
I love Atreus' character arc. He was a little Kratos (minus the fighting skills), he went through what Kratos went through all his life, as a young boy.
Thank you for your incredible videos of Kratos' Warrior Mentality.
Awesome series you made man!
Nice video!
Sushi Satay thanks!
This video is so good mate. Well done!
Thx mate !
Young Kratos would feed the Dragon with Sindri haba 🤣
"The fates... no good comes *FROM THEM* "
He sounded really pissed when he found out Nornir meant Fates. GOW2 flash backs lmao
"Try to find forgiveness"...really Freya? Name ONE instance where you apologized to your son, who was driven half-mad by your misguided gesture.
8:45 this section is especially cool because if you understand biblical history, the events of the games are plausible actually. The gods of all the mythologies around the world all originate from the Angels that chose to betray the Creator, they had demigod children with human women and thus began the most tumultuous and chaotic time in human history. And it's gone completely unacknowledged as if people are crazy. It even calls them the heroes of legend and men of renown.
That means the mythical heroes like Hercules and the like. The book of Enoch tells us that God and the angles incited the demigods on earth to war with each other while the evil angelic fathers were forced to watch as punishment for ruining the ancient world. Many of their progeny were superhuman demigods, and many were supergiants. They also made monsters by taking animals through miscegenation according to the book of giants also found in the dead sea scrolls. The war of the gods fits in line with the clash of the titans and ragnarok in Norse myth, especially since ragnarok ends with the world being destroyed in a cataclysmic flood. Sound familar? It's no coincidence
I'm surprised Kratos ain't knock atreus out yet bruhh!!
Love what your doing with the channel, such a good idea I thought of doing something Similar myself so I'm very glad others had the same idea. Keep up the amazing work you are helping people! Have you considered doing more god of war videos? Or red dead redemption? What about focusing on other characters? I am extremely interested so please get back to me
Thanks for your appreciation I am so happy to find like minded people on the internet, you can do it too there are many more ways to share our passion on video game characters, feel free to give me suggestions of more inspiring characters
great video
2:35 the thunder out of nowhere... that was loki wasn't it?
At first I was thinking the same that it’s loki, but after playing the game a couple of times I realized that we come across magni (or moodi I forgot the name) so what of that was thor beating the crap out of him. It makes more sense to me
@@homie4605 that's cool but... devs confirmed twas loki, because in the world knows he's dying and it's grieving.
The quote at 8:36. I get how it reflect faith but how does it reflect self relience?
Gabriel Morris I guess when we have more faith in ourselves also will help improve our self reliance
@@BeanInspiredGamer that actually is a pretty good and wise answer. Thanks.
So much to learn from a GAME, a GAME! puts the movies to shame
kratos the philopsher
Fun fact Kratos is an actual minor god in Greek culture he's was connected to the god of war. In the sense he represented strength and victory(usually some kind of battle or fight, War being a regular thing for Greece. So you could almost call him Kratos the Strong, or my personal favorite nickname. Kratos the Victorious.
I know freya was a bad mother, hypocrite, but i hope she is not dead in gow ragnarok.
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I’ve never heard of these convos before, Atreus is just a little prick or it’s probably just Loki’s side effects
Where were the quotes for the video found?
Some quotes were from Marcus Aurelius’ Meditations, and Daily Stoic
@@BeanInspiredGamer But how did you make them correlate to the scenario - what did you type in to look the actual quotes up? (or did you just read the books and say these will fit the scene)
2:32
Kratos-"You will be better than me, do you understand?"
Atreus- "We will be better"
Nothing can top that im sorry
Wasn't that "I" will be better
"We are not men... we are more than that, the responsibility is far greater..." - A father figure indeed
John 1 :: NIV. In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was with God in the beginning. Through him all things were made; without him nothing was made that has been made.
You have earned a new subscriber, Boi. Great job!!
I feel like psalms was misquoted. Its not about self reliance, it’s about reliance on God. Jesus bless ❤️
However we are made in his image are we not? Perhaps it means we are our own gods. Not trying to sound blasphemous. In the sense our "instincts" are his. Our "gut" feeling. Never rely on a story or fairytale. Trust what you see and know. As we are made in his image, his wisdom is something we can also learn. Especially when we know and understand each other better.
The concept of this channel is awesome.
Why did you speak to the dwarf like that?
It was needless and unkind. Coming from KRATOS.... that's fucking deep