Yep. I believe he's there to turn Melinoe into the "Agent of Change" he foresaw she can become, probably because she will improve the world once she's completed her character arc. He hates the gods, but I don't think he cares about Zeus or Chronos at all in this war. I love that no one knows his true motivations. He's the ultimate trickster from Greek Mythology, after all, their Loki.
Worst case scenario, the man is merely stretching his legs. Just look at it from his perspective. Chronos or Olympus, what does he care, as long as he is chained up? He can't do anything either way. Then Chronos comes along, and offers him freedom for servitude. Refusing him means that, regardless of who wins, Prometheus will continue to stay locked up. If Chronos wins and Prometheus is on his side, all is good. Freedom, golden age for humans, yadda yadda, Prometheus gets to get even and maybe take care of humans again. If Chronos loses and Prometheus is on his side.... well, it's not like the gods can do *that* much worse to him, then they already did. So this is a welcome break. And who knows? If Chronos is doomed to lose, and Prometheus is there to backstab him in a crucial moment... he might actually get off lightly.
@xan1m440 there's more to it than just his freedom though. Keep in mind when you first beat Prometheus, he says he's not fighting for his own sake; meaning that despite what he says about wanting to have loyalty to his brethren, Prometheus isn't doing this just because of vengeance or freedom. Not to mention, he sees the future and yet he refuses to tell it to Chronos. He knows something about the outcome of the war and him fighting for Chronos may mean he has a hidden agenda. Combining that with the fact that he calls Mel "Agent of Change" implies that Mel has something to do with this outcome.
I think the game is making the point that the gods kinda suck (aracne etc) and at the end Melinoe will call them out and they will start to treat mortals better
Honestly, it's kinda makes hating Chronos difficult, like yeah, he's an asshole to other gods, the problem is, under his rule humanity prospered like crazy, meanwhile the gods do all kinds of shit to mortals for lulz(Poseidon). Like gods are cool and funny characters but they are that to EACH OTHER.
@@alienalchemist He'd definitely be impulsive, that's just straight from the myths. I'd personally like to see them do a spin on Epinetheus's ability, like how Prometheus's foresight became the ability to see possible outcomes, and have his hindsight become the ability to see people's pasts and memories. So you have a hothead who gets these sudden moments of insight into others.
he is the maker of mankind, set the precedent on the sacrifices being Fat and bones (meat is for humans to keep) gave man his ability to think and with fire and some blueprints the makings of society. he was the one divine being that looked out for humanity the most. there's also the prophecy about the family tradition, that Zeus' reign would be ended by his son. and only prometheus could figure out which one, and he wasn't gonna tell.
My guess? It was Chronos' own meddling with forces that seemingly made Prometheus' foresight less reliable, allowing the player to best him. Fate and future events were previously more or less set in stone due to the weavings of the Fates. But now that Chronos has taken them prisoner, fate and the overall future, as well as the outcomes of all major events and decisions, are left up to random chance and overall free will, making it so the future is now always in motion with no guarantees.
Adding to that, but his pre-fight dialogue also says that he sees so many potential futures at any given time that he can't possibly account for them all in the heat of battle.
Although, considering the Fates' weavings, who is to say how far ahead they planned ahead? They already did one such thing in having Moros retrieve the Fated List while the House of Hades was otherwise unguarded. It's more than likely they knew that Chronos was going to take them prisoner and made plans for that eventuality. I feel as though it's already a 'Check' against Chronos and he doesn't fully realize it at the moment.
I'm getting the feeling that Prometheus sided with Chronos because that was the only way for the gods to win Edit: Or the only way for the best outcome to happen
Maybe prometheus sided with Chronos not just to take the gods down a peg or two, maybe he foresaw the end of the age of gods and that siding with Chronos will lead to mankind taking the reins and abandoning the gods?
@@Sifya I agree, especially since he refers to Melinoe as Agent of Change. He must know something about the end of the war that made him realize he has to side with Chronos for the war to end a certain way.
Dude I just realized something dora Pan-dora helloooo she was a bit nervous when Prometheus was mentioned and pandora had a history with Prometheus no one knows who she is or where she came from? Hellooooo!! Plot twist I smell the sh** from a mile away
I think Pandora was created specifically to mess up the humans after Prometheus gave them fire. So he's indirectly the reason she exists. And further confirms that she's Pandora lol
"Agent of Change" is not a demeaning title or a title boasting about his power over her, it's a recognizing her place in all this. He sees something, something that he doesn't want Chronous to know. It says to me Prometheus is still loyal to the Gods, or at least loyal to what is best for mortals. I wonder if the section after him gives us more implications about his intentions.
There’s still Chronos’ other brothers, like Iapetus, Crius, Hyperion, Oceanus and Coeus. If I had to take a guess, maybe Hyperion? He’s Selene’s father, and she’s in the game, so I wouldn’t think it to be out of the question.
Ngl i don't like how un sympathetic melinoe is to prometheus's plight. I mean i understand he committed treason but humans and the other gods (EVEN Nemesis) seem to understand why he did what he did. Sometimes i find a little bit of this olympus glazing too in her interactions with arachne I hope we get to change his mind in the full release
I think she does as well, but she's definitely not gonna say it immediately. Also, considering how much of her life was spent preparing to take down Chronos, it would make sense she'd take the "betrayal" personally...
She doesn't know him in the first place and has been raised her whole life for this fight. Everything she knows about the rest of the world is via stories. Her whole arc is that she's a sheltered princess.
@@ApexGale its ironic because zagreus was the one who lived during the time of peace and was willing to help sisyphus who was arguably more justified in his punishment. I don't know how he'll react to prometheus's changing of sides though
She was raised to kill Chronos, not know all the facts. I'm certain part of her character development will be realizing her side of the family isn't exactly innocent nor more qualified to lead mortals than Chronos is.
man all this talk about prometheus makes me want to hear about his brother and how he made so many bears and other things that he didn't have any parts left to make humans.
Now hear me out maybe a 3rd part either in the frontlines of the actual war or where the rest of the house is being detained or maybe where the fates are. This part would be guarded by Atlas and here is where Ares will show up.
anyone going to point out the obvious fact that Dora is in fact Pandora, and that much like Prometheus she gave something to humanity (Unlike Prometheus this process was against her will)
This introduces a certain moral ambiguity to the contest. Prometheus wants revenge, for the asshole way he was treated. Chained to a rock and having an eagle eat your liver each day is horrible to the nth degree. And Zeus and the others were evil dicks for doing it. And Prometheus' "crime" was helping mortals. But at the same time I suspect Prometheus as an agenda outside of Chronos'. I note that Prometheus seems to have the eagle who ate his liver with him. This is interesting and it makes me wonder did Chronos actually free Prometheus in exchange for his servitude or did something else happen? Just how did Prometheus get the eagle who ate his livre to become a companion it seems?
i wonder if dora is pandora, additionally i wonder what the fate of prometheus’ brother is in the story and whether their fate is being used to coerce prometheus at all
Melinoe really pissed me off, her hearing all the shit prometheus did and what happend to him and her response to it all was basically just "he only cared about himself and the mortals" Like wtf? I'm guessing she was told a different story of events that favored the gods, and that's probably why she's so harsh towards prometheus, but still goddamn....
I imagine Prometheus' vision will be the same as the Fates which we haven't heard yet; that being that both Gods and Titans will lose this conflict, and humanity will rise and prosper after and they'll all have to resign themselves to living in obscurity. But that doesn't happen until Olympus' defenses are depleted, and Time still has strength to fight.
Hearing that Prometheus doesn't even tell Chronos what he sees really makes me think he has some sort of hidden plan in all this.
Yep. I believe he's there to turn Melinoe into the "Agent of Change" he foresaw she can become, probably because she will improve the world once she's completed her character arc. He hates the gods, but I don't think he cares about Zeus or Chronos at all in this war. I love that no one knows his true motivations. He's the ultimate trickster from Greek Mythology, after all, their Loki.
@@scarletowl4556No wonder they even get similar punishments, getting tied up and turtored by an animal and stuf.
he is purely fighting for revenge
Worst case scenario, the man is merely stretching his legs.
Just look at it from his perspective. Chronos or Olympus, what does he care, as long as he is chained up? He can't do anything either way. Then Chronos comes along, and offers him freedom for servitude. Refusing him means that, regardless of who wins, Prometheus will continue to stay locked up.
If Chronos wins and Prometheus is on his side, all is good. Freedom, golden age for humans, yadda yadda, Prometheus gets to get even and maybe take care of humans again.
If Chronos loses and Prometheus is on his side.... well, it's not like the gods can do *that* much worse to him, then they already did. So this is a welcome break.
And who knows? If Chronos is doomed to lose, and Prometheus is there to backstab him in a crucial moment... he might actually get off lightly.
@xan1m440 there's more to it than just his freedom though. Keep in mind when you first beat Prometheus, he says he's not fighting for his own sake; meaning that despite what he says about wanting to have loyalty to his brethren, Prometheus isn't doing this just because of vengeance or freedom. Not to mention, he sees the future and yet he refuses to tell it to Chronos. He knows something about the outcome of the war and him fighting for Chronos may mean he has a hidden agenda. Combining that with the fact that he calls Mel "Agent of Change" implies that Mel has something to do with this outcome.
"Not like he's done much for us lately" dude he's been chained to a rock 😅
That skeleton's never been the sharpest.
@@vicenteisaaclopezvaldez2450just keep hitting him, maybe he’ll sharpen up and gain a point.
I think the game is making the point that the gods kinda suck (aracne etc) and at the end Melinoe will call them out and they will start to treat mortals better
The greek pantheon did suck, absolutely. They're petty bastards and always have been. As for treating mortals better, maybe?
Honestly, it's kinda makes hating Chronos difficult, like yeah, he's an asshole to other gods, the problem is, under his rule humanity prospered like crazy, meanwhile the gods do all kinds of shit to mortals for lulz(Poseidon). Like gods are cool and funny characters but they are that to EACH OTHER.
Chronos is probably right but the solution likely isn't world domination or imprisoning Mel's family either.
@@XellosDarkSlayer Wait, Chronos is making humanity prosper here, or in the canon mythology?
in actual mythology too yes, but to be fair Chronos isnt ALL good in real life either.... @@korsekil
dora remembering brother in law is a nice touch
Indeed it was. Dora is short for PANdora.
Now I imagined Epimetheus as an ditzy airhead because he's the Titan of Hindsight.
@@Alucard-lz2hb I feel so stupid for not connecting those dots earlier lol
@@alienalchemist He'd definitely be impulsive, that's just straight from the myths. I'd personally like to see them do a spin on Epinetheus's ability, like how Prometheus's foresight became the ability to see possible outcomes, and have his hindsight become the ability to see people's pasts and memories. So you have a hothead who gets these sudden moments of insight into others.
@@Alucard-lz2hb I never thought of Pandora till this video.
It's pretty much confirmed by this point that "Dora" is actually Pandora, sister-in-law to Prometheus, wife to his brother Epimetheus.
Lowkey as much I like the Olympian gods I want Prometheus to win
We'll probably get more info
Free my GOAT 🔥 🔥 🔥
Even some of our allies, Gods, Shades, and fellow Titans alike kinda understand why Prometheus is doing what he's doing rn
Death to Phrometheus. Prometheus just a petty thief
he is the maker of mankind, set the precedent on the sacrifices being Fat and bones (meat is for humans to keep) gave man his ability to think and with fire and some blueprints the makings of society.
he was the one divine being that looked out for humanity the most.
there's also the prophecy about the family tradition, that Zeus' reign would be ended by his son. and only prometheus could figure out which one, and he wasn't gonna tell.
My guess? It was Chronos' own meddling with forces that seemingly made Prometheus' foresight less reliable, allowing the player to best him.
Fate and future events were previously more or less set in stone due to the weavings of the Fates. But now that Chronos has taken them prisoner, fate and the overall future, as well as the outcomes of all major events and decisions, are left up to random chance and overall free will, making it so the future is now always in motion with no guarantees.
Prometheus flat-out states that Melinoe can beat him, and it's only a matter of when rather than if, before their first fight.
Adding to that, but his pre-fight dialogue also says that he sees so many potential futures at any given time that he can't possibly account for them all in the heat of battle.
Although, considering the Fates' weavings, who is to say how far ahead they planned ahead? They already did one such thing in having Moros retrieve the Fated List while the House of Hades was otherwise unguarded. It's more than likely they knew that Chronos was going to take them prisoner and made plans for that eventuality. I feel as though it's already a 'Check' against Chronos and he doesn't fully realize it at the moment.
I'm getting the feeling that Prometheus sided with Chronos because that was the only way for the gods to win
Edit: Or the only way for the best outcome to happen
I feel he has a big plain to making win a 3rd party. I feel like he doesn't want chronos neither zeus
Maybe the guy that was supposed to block her path in his place would have been impossible to beat or something
Maybe prometheus sided with Chronos not just to take the gods down a peg or two, maybe he foresaw the end of the age of gods and that siding with Chronos will lead to mankind taking the reins and abandoning the gods?
Prom might also be insane too from the 1k years of torture
@@Sifya I agree, especially since he refers to Melinoe as Agent of Change. He must know something about the end of the war that made him realize he has to side with Chronos for the war to end a certain way.
Dude I just realized something dora Pan-dora helloooo she was a bit nervous when Prometheus was mentioned and pandora had a history with Prometheus no one knows who she is or where she came from? Hellooooo!! Plot twist I smell the sh** from a mile away
And she's a shade, along with being very stoic and sarcastic. Deadpan if you will.
She's a DeadPanDora.
I think Pandora was created specifically to mess up the humans after Prometheus gave them fire. So he's indirectly the reason she exists. And further confirms that she's Pandora lol
A little tardy to the party, most players had this predicted months ago haha
@@artsyspectrum5749 yooooooooooo lmaooooo
Prometheus is Pandora's brother in law! She was married to Epimetheus, who was Prometheus' brother for what I recall
Surprising Zeus doesn't have any sassy voicelines about Prometheus fighting back against Olympus after being imprisoned by him lol.
"Agent of Change" is not a demeaning title or a title boasting about his power over her, it's a recognizing her place in all this. He sees something, something that he doesn't want Chronous to know. It says to me Prometheus is still loyal to the Gods, or at least loyal to what is best for mortals. I wonder if the section after him gives us more implications about his intentions.
I’d love to see more Titans against us like Helios or Atlas
I think atlas is a bit busy
Dilf ouranos PLEASE SUPERGIANT
But sadly i think gaia is more propable.
There’s still Chronos’ other brothers, like Iapetus, Crius, Hyperion, Oceanus and Coeus. If I had to take a guess, maybe Hyperion? He’s Selene’s father, and she’s in the game, so I wouldn’t think it to be out of the question.
@@nobodyofknowhere973 YESSSSS, but he definitely wouldn't side with Chronos
Damn melinoe doesn't give a shit
Are we the baddies?
Well seeing how we are olmypians semi yes
Ngl i don't like how un sympathetic melinoe is to prometheus's plight. I mean i understand he committed treason but humans and the other gods (EVEN Nemesis) seem to understand why he did what he did. Sometimes i find a little bit of this olympus glazing too in her interactions with arachne
I hope we get to change his mind in the full release
I think she does as well, but she's definitely not gonna say it immediately. Also, considering how much of her life was spent preparing to take down Chronos, it would make sense she'd take the "betrayal" personally...
She doesn't know him in the first place and has been raised her whole life for this fight. Everything she knows about the rest of the world is via stories. Her whole arc is that she's a sheltered princess.
@@ApexGale its ironic because zagreus was the one who lived during the time of peace and was willing to help sisyphus who was arguably more justified in his punishment. I don't know how he'll react to prometheus's changing of sides though
Even Apollo seemed to understand too.
@@nobodyofknowhere973 Oh, Sisphyus DEFINITELY DESERVED WHAT HE GOT. No argument about that. This is what happens when you decide to mess with Death.
Melinoe is quite the suck up to olympus
She was raised to kill Chronos, not know all the facts. I'm certain part of her character development will be realizing her side of the family isn't exactly innocent nor more qualified to lead mortals than Chronos is.
I'd be more sympathetic to Prometheus if he stopped kicking my ass in the boss fight xP
man all this talk about prometheus makes me want to hear about his brother and how he made so many bears and other things that he didn't have any parts left to make humans.
Now hear me out maybe a 3rd part either in the frontlines of the actual war or where the rest of the house is being detained or maybe where the fates are. This part would be guarded by Atlas and here is where Ares will show up.
anyone going to point out the obvious fact that Dora is in fact
Pandora, and that much like Prometheus she gave something to humanity (Unlike Prometheus this process was against her will)
1:00 lol Hecate calling out Mel on her racial profiling
3:51 channeling that inner Bugs Bunny.
This introduces a certain moral ambiguity to the contest. Prometheus wants revenge, for the asshole way he was treated. Chained to a rock and having an eagle eat your liver each day is horrible to the nth degree. And Zeus and the others were evil dicks for doing it. And Prometheus' "crime" was helping mortals.
But at the same time I suspect Prometheus as an agenda outside of Chronos'.
I note that Prometheus seems to have the eagle who ate his liver with him. This is interesting and it makes me wonder did Chronos actually free Prometheus in exchange for his servitude or did something else happen? Just how did Prometheus get the eagle who ate his livre to become a companion it seems?
i wonder if dora is pandora, additionally i wonder what the fate of prometheus’ brother is in the story and whether their fate is being used to coerce prometheus at all
I CALLED IT DORA IS PANDORA
Melinoe really pissed me off, her hearing all the shit prometheus did and what happend to him and her response to it all was basically just "he only cared about himself and the mortals"
Like wtf? I'm guessing she was told a different story of events that favored the gods, and that's probably why she's so harsh towards prometheus, but still goddamn....
What do you expect? She lost his family to Cronos and Prometheus
Cryptic fire-wielding mage who's trying to foster Melinoe to his own ends...
I wonder if Prometheus and Hecate are siblings.
I imagine Prometheus' vision will be the same as the Fates which we haven't heard yet; that being that both Gods and Titans will lose this conflict, and humanity will rise and prosper after and they'll all have to resign themselves to living in obscurity. But that doesn't happen until Olympus' defenses are depleted, and Time still has strength to fight.
That make sense because they are half siblings
I hope in the end I'll be able to choose and finally kill the filthy Titans
I'm sure we'll see Atlas in this game as a boss
You should hear about their brother Menoetius. That dude was a lunatic
I’m still really hoping they change Artemis’s outfit before the full release, she looks half-baked
Skelly's a real one for that
Yapping ass characters
its an indie game made by Supergiant, yapping is a requisite in these games vro.
the yapping is like 50% of the whole point
Yikes, DEI
Hm? Wdym