I mever had a chance to catch it because I don't use subtitles in my games. This was a really cool and smooth approach they did. Loved learning about it.
Yea I didn’t even pay attention to the subtitles in the game😂 I’d listen, so I was completely fooled and shocked. Definitely one of the greatest plot twist’s in gaming.
@@TNTGamingonline Yeah Tee and Tasha, I would advise you peeps to rewatch that scene and see again Tyr's reaction to finding out the truth......he looked broken and almost fell to his knees 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Another HUUUUUGE red flag besides Tyr acting like a SUSSY about war and conflict was that his name is missing the accent mark EVERYTIME he speaks while everyone else calls his name with it 😉😉😉.
Another indicator that Odin was *fake Tyr when I did a 2nd playthrough was how he reacted to Sindri and Brok stealing the Draupnir ring (one of Odin's many treasures); *fake Tyr/Odin was both pissed and annoyed as you tell by his demeanor and how he was walking towards Sindri in an intimidating manner.
When Sindri disappeared, we’ve never seen them do that onscreen. When Sindri first explained it in the first game, he walked off screen. Since then, they’ve always disappeared and reappeared behind objects. But after Broks death, he didn’t bother being so stricken with grief.
Thing is.. Sif and Thor were fierce drinkers and they were hella tough on the boys Magni and Modi. They’d beat them until they obeyed their orders. It wasn’t till they were killed that they started giving a shit about being better parents
Lol I really like that part with Sif and Thor in Niflheim. Pretty classic when it comes to alcoholic/abusive parents. 'Remember all the good times we had' but let's not talk about the other 99% of the time. 😂
Releasing Garm still wasnt anticipates by Odin it was a setup in the sense that he wanted Heimdall to go there to recover the moon. Garm was a random encounter no one seen coming lol
Atreus may have brought the fake Týr into Sindri's home, but Brok's death is NOT Atreus' fault. Brok's death is completely Odin's fault. Odin was just too impatient to get the mask back, that he killed Brok for hindering him. Atreus may have gone after Týr, but Odin did subtly manipulate Atreus to go after Týr by telling him not to do so. The fact that Odin was disguised as Týr from the start is proof that he planned this from the start. Even those who personally knew both Odin and Týr were tricked by Odin's disguise.
It shits me how this being who is literally hundreds, if not thousands, of years old blames this 14/15 year old kid for this when not just him but every other ancient being in sindri's house was fooled by it too, yet it was somehow the kind hearted child who was trying to do what's right that's to blame. To make it worse he was still a bit dirty on atreus for turning into a bear before he could control it and struck him. I get it would be hurting for Sin but still, blame Odin.
@@Jebus_Davo_83agreed trust this surprise twist was cool and all but the reactions and finger pointing towards the kid was ridiculous to me. The lack of accountability from sindri really bugged me especially when he was the one who gave atreus information to follow
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17:25...good catch Tasha! It's one of those instances of "blended cultures"; Heimdall's Horn having that ability was added to those stories after conflicts, wars, and assimilation with Catholics. They added their beliefs into the stories they learned from the original peoples they found in Iceland and Vinland, and by the time the Protestants (aka Christians) found the New World, they began destroying and erasing what was left of the original stories, and just started adding on to the blended versions. The more you guys look into the actual lore, the more you'll find that the Æsir resemble God and his heavenly hosts, the Vanir who're a pantheon of gods themselves have been relegated to more like angels serving the Æsir, and the Jotun are the Devil.....when the Jotun and they're myths were the original "pantheon" of those lands once upon a time. Similar to how whenever you hear/see something in reference to a Native American, 9/10 it's coming from someone who looks like Joe Biden lol 👌🏾
People forget it was Sindri who gave Atreus the information and actively helped him find "Tyr" they both have a major in Brok's death. Atreus would have no way of finding "Tyr" without Sindri's help ppl need to stop blaming the boy alone.
Thank you!!! I swear I just finished the game about two months ago and sindri's anger towards atreus after this really bugged me, but seeing how most believe atreus is solely responsible is what really gave me a gripe with this part of the story. Sindri is just as responsible if not more than atreus especially with brok not having an afterlife.
@@therealDeanThomas remember when Sindri said to Atreus after he thought Tyr was a failure: "Now hang on little Jotunn. Tyr may not be what you expected but a failure? You saved him from a terrible fate, thats not nothing, and hey maybe he will be some help to us yet". Sure Atreus started this but Sindri didnt try to stop him and helped finding Týr. Sure he kept an eye on him but he wanted to find Týr as much as Atreus. And the real Týr was/is alive so Atreus wasnt wrong, its all Odins fault..
It doesn't matter how many times you see this scene, it hits hard every time. The worst part is Brok is missing one of his soul parts, his fylgia - direction, which means the other parts can't find their way back to the lake of souls. He's been denied an afterlife, there's nothing to bring back, is hiw its put later. We have learnt one thing though by watching all 8 games is that there's nore out there than even the gods know, ie the higher plane athena ascends to, the rift Odin's obsessed with so hopefully he ends up having an after life for his after life. Sad episode all round.
I definitely recommend once the full journey is over to watch a "all Tyr moments" video of some kind cause listening to everything he says knowing is such a gut punch where you realize how obvious it was. Definitely the most powerful part of the story to me.
*I have been waiting for this episode since the very BEGINNING!!* Such a great and genuine reaction! Experiencing this story "with you" has been such a fun ride. I love it. Story isn't over yet, though! And there still are a few more surprises in store! And I can't WAIT to see the rest of this "with" you guys!!
Never clicked so fast in my life for this episode!! I have been waiting it since episode 1 to see your reactions on it and it was so worth it!! The synced realization and reaction was amazing!! I'm so glad to see you getting emotional on this masterpiece!! Thank you for your work 💛
Notice how everytime someone mentions Týrs name in the subtitles, it says Týr with a " ý ", but when Týr speaks, the subtitles refer to him as "Tyr".. The game devs really gave us some hints from the very beginning, but no one really notices stuff like that...
what I like about this episode, is how Atreus finally felt "Betrayed by a God", something that Kratos was trying to teach and protect him from it, but it's one of the things one can only experience. That's why Kratos is not allowing Atreus to feel guilt, because he's been there, He understand Atreus' heart was in the right place, but these fucking gods
If you remember the movie The Mask starring Jim Carrey, where he finds the mask created by Loki. That's the exact same mask Atreus makes whole, though whether it's powers are the same in this universe we'll have to see.
It’s not Atreus fault tho he indeed was the one who wanted to find Tyr but after he showed kratos what he knew about tyr everybody kratos and sindri included was willing to find tyr so yes Atreus started this path but the only one at fault is odin he fooled everyone nobody could have know that it was him
Though im sure some will put this somewhere. Sindri cant bring Brok back again because there is nothing to bring back. Souls are made of 4 parts when you die you use your the Direction part to take you to the afterlife (The part of the soul Sindri couldnt 'find') If you die without your direction you dont go to an afterlife you just go. Oblivion. His soul just ceases to exist. No Valhalla, no Helheim, nothing.
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One thing i gotta pull you guys back on, in a manner of speaking, Kratos was definitely not right the whole time. It's almost as if you two entered Atreus' brain and started thinking like him, because it would be natural to go down that mindset of he fucked up, his father warned him, he was right and atreus was wrong. *But* i do have to say the game makes a very clear distinction between it just being Kratos vs Atreus mindsets, and it being about both of them learning from each other. Kratos was definitely not right. if you can't trust gods does that mean they can't trust Freya or her brother? Can Kratos not trust Atreus, hes a god too? It's that very same closed off, distrustful and angry mindset that Kratos apologized to Atreus about when they were in Helheim, those are his old ways and they are not right, and he does not want to fall back into them. If they had never gone in search of Tyr, Odin would've definitely won in the end, Kratos and Freya would never make up, they'd never help out the people in Vanaheim, they'd never help the Celestial Wolves, they'd have never figured out the real prophecy of Ragnarok (where only Asgard is destroyed and the other realms prosper) ect ect. Atreus set them down the right path, he's a bit naive, but he can never be like his father and his father does not want to see Atreus turn out like him. Loki runs better on chaos, and thats the kinda person and god he is, Kratos coming to accept that and opening up while teaching his son right from wrong is what their journey has been about, being decived by Odin does not change that.
Beautifully put! I’m really enjoying this reaction series but it is mildly infuriating how much they put Kratos on a pedestal and antagonize/put all the blame on Atreus whenever something goes wrong.
Very good attention to detail when Odin showed up interrupting the conversation with Thor and Loki, mans was pretty much watching them the whole time and even i didn't notice that and i played through the game a second time on New Game+
Whats really crazy is if you pay attention extremely close to detail, throughtout both games anytime some refered to Týr it was spelled like so(Týr) with the accent. Anytime Odin disguised as Tyr talked it was spelled like this(Tyr) without the accent. Also this was the first time in the series that we get to see how the Dwarves slip between relams, every other time is done off camera. Theres no way to revive his brother remeber hes missing 1 of 4 pieces of his soul meaning theres no way to even get his soul to revive him. WAIT YALL JUST WAIT😂. I know rn with the new found PTSD compounded with the old one yall are on edge. You can trust the Aesir gods, all the other ones are cool i.e. the vanir. Remember in the beginning Sindri said Odin couldn't find the house but then Atreus broght him to the home so he was able to leave a crow and have access now.
30:12 Atreus isn’t to blame because everyone was complicit. Everyone followed alllowed this to happen so no it isn’t Atreus fault he didn’t kill anyone. The fault is Odin. In fact it’s Atreus open and caring nature has gotten them through a lot. Atreus has taught his father to be more open and caring so I strongly disagree with you doing everything Kratos way is the best option at all zero
Yeah I don't like this part of the narrative to the story that the blame solely lies on atreus when everyone was complicit in helping him and supplying him with information to go and get answers. Not only that sindri also put atreus in danger by sending him to the rage and revenge filled Freya and nearly got him killed. These tasks all came with fatal risks which everyone willingly went along with. furthermore brok dying was more tragic when you know sindri is responsible for not allowing his brother an afterlife all because he couldn't accept his death the first time. Freya could have also tried to heal him right after the stab but she froze conflicted over revenge and helping a friend with a fatal wound with only seconds to get help. It's astounding to me how the majority of fans of this game really do blame atreus for this when everyone around him besides kratos was pushing towards Ragnarok and talking about not being able to change destiny. If we're going by that rule then technically brok was always meant to die even if he defied death due to his brother destiny cannot be changed
In the real myths, thor was insanely intimidating. This thor looks like how he was described in the myths. Unlike the marvel thor whos a hearth throb. Thor was one of the most terrifying dieties. While he could be cool, his temper was known throughout all the realms. With his hammer mjollnir he could devastate mountains in a single blow. These games a a bit bittersweet for me. Knowing the myths. I like what they did and its a fantastic story, but seeing the gods and goddess portrayed like they are a Greek pantheon is kind of crazy
The best and my fav part of this masterpiece of a game!!! Odin's tactics and plans are so advanced and so sneaky that literally nobody so this twist coming!!! It was a very big brain move that once i got to this part i truly didnt know how the end would come to be. And yes they are very much fulfiling that prophecy, but there is still MORE twists at the end, cant wait for yall to see it! Next episode make sure you have tissues tho cause damn its finna hit hard 😢😢
Love the community you guys have built! Haven't seen one spoiler comment. W Community, W Reactions from some W Reactors! I just love how intrigued and genuinely interested you guys are. Hands down one of my favorite reaction channels on YT! Keep up the great work guys!
Aw man, you can't say this is all Atreus' fault. Lil dude just wanted answers on who he was & who he was supposed to be. He thought he needed Tyr to do so. It's easy to point the finger when you're on the outside looking in & emotions are high. Yes he found "Tyr" & was going off without Kratos but Odin was like 90 steps ahead. He planned on everything from them continuing their search to them "finding Tyr".
No lie I’ve watched every single god of war video from the start, I absolutely love your videos and I love the dynamic the both of you have. Thanks for the great moments. ❤
Rewatching this back with you guys made me realize how many clues there were that led to Tyr being an imposter. Also you guys should start playing some games as well. It really impacts the immersion when you watch. It would be interesting to see how different you guys see some of these series when you manually play it.
Tasha is not far off when she mentions some parallels from the Bible. It is well known that all mythology and the bible across the world has MANY parallels to each other throughout history from similar gods to story concepts throughout, especially when it comes to world ending prophesies like the end of days, the apocalypse, Armageddon, Ragnarok to name a few.
It makes you wonder with all these similarities with mythology and religion........was there an ORIGINAL one story in the beginning that branched out into many throughout the history of the world?🤨🤔
2:54 Thor: I was drunk, not blind. Me: And that's the problem, cause all of that back in asgard was not worth it. This part was funny for me for no reason, 4:00 Thor: Something i need to do first. Me: Yeah, what's that? Proceeds to yak. Me: Ok, oook yeah, you go ahead and get it all out. You done? Thor: Now, we can go. Me: Ok 11:09 Mask completed and right on queue is Odin and a whole lot of "OTHER" problems 13:50 Me: Whelp Atreus, I think it's time to make a quick escape. Atreus: Sindri better be right, Hvergi! I laughed because he got out by the skin of his teeth, and looking at this again, i was wondering what blocked Thor and it was the ingrid. And that whole conversation at 14:40-15:17 and i actually agreed with Mimir doing some side quests gave me some time to think about how everything is going to unfold when i continued the Main Quest. Tyr: One last time, I will pick up my spear and lead us into Asgard. Me: Ok then, 'bout time he stoned up. Brok: Then where's that idea been this whole time. Me: I guess some people don't reveal their trump card until they absolutely need to use it. I was nervous for no reason, and Brok was making it worse, like, "Can you chill?" Brok knew that something wasn't adding up, Why was getting all giddy about the mask, and more importantly, why is he calling Atreus"Loki?" These were all red flags that just flew over my head because Atreus was called Loki to the other giants, but when i saw tyr reaching for something in his pocket i was like "BROK GET BACK!" Tyr/Odin: DO YOU NEVER SHUT UP?! PLOT TWIST: ODIN WAS PLAYING AS TÝR 27:33 Freya: We need you HERE! Me: Well, right now, i'm comforting my son, who knows when i'll be back. There were so many callbacks to God of War 2018, especially with the hunting, and it gave me time to really ponder everything that happened Brok's death, Odin being Týr, and didn't even notice that minor detail in his name the letter in Týr's name because the "Y" is supposed to be like this "Ý" not like regular "Y".
“Lead.” This is one of the best stories ever told to gamers over a decade of gaming. You have no idea how deep this hits having inhabiting Kratos for over a decade. This game was built to hurt adult gamers 😂😩
It’s hard to remember this, but Atreus did grow up pretty quick throughout the first game. The time jump, too, plus the game opens up with Atreus taking on tasks around their home without being asked or told (which we see Kratos smile about, and it is wonderful to see). He is still pretty young, but after everything he’s been through and everything he’s done, it does make sense to think he might be ready to go out on his own, at least from Kratos’s perspective. Unfortunately, Odin had something planned none of them (and most of everyone watching/playing) could have seen coming. Try was off to me for a while, but I always wrote it off as him being incredibly (and ironically) pacifist.
The reveal in this video that Tyr was Odin was kinda stareing you in the face every time he spoke. In the subtitles from the first moment you met him, "Tyr" was spelled incorrectly. There's suppose to be an accent mark above the Y. It shows up every time someone speaks his name but every time "Tyr" speaks it's always missing.
I’m still not in the whole everything that has happened is entirely Atreus’s fault. There has been multiple factors going on and Odin is the type of person to keep his own eye on those factors. He’s the type to scheme and plan things that benefit him. Even if Atreus decided to not find Tyr anymore, Odin would have devised another way to get to him. A manipulator always shows the “truth” the way he wants others to see it. And that’s what others who don’t know him, won’t get until it’s too late. I am not advocating that Atreus is blameless. This is a big f*ck-up and he will never live this down. He’s too kind and naive for this world, but you gotta remember that he’s still growing as a young man and mistakes like these will stick to and shape him.
I liked this episode. I think the problem, at least my sight was more like Sif was revealing that Odin was the problem, that Magni and Modi were killed by the All-Father's commands and warning Thor that Thrúd might be next, the next to die doing Odin's work and Thor kinda dismisses that by taking his anger out on Atreus
Amazing episode! I knew you guys would be blown away by that twist!😁And you're right, it was primarily Atreus's fault. And unfortunately his first big mistake was basically causing Ragnarok. From the very beginning, Kratos has been trying to teach Atreus and get him to think more about his actions and his intent behind those actions. But Atreus, just took it as Kratos not trusting him because he was questioning him so much. He wasn't realizing that the only reason kratos went along with everything though was because he wanted to trust his son (which goes back to the comment I left on the episode when they fought garm). The really nice part about this episode though was Kratos's interaction with Atreus at the end. You can easily look over that line where Atreus starts blaming himself and Kratos stops him and tells him "no." That moment was a lot deeper when you realize he's telling him no because thats what Kratos essentially did and didn't stop doing for centuries until God of War 2018. He blamed himself for killing his wife and daughter, he blamed himself for killing tons of innocent and not so innocent people, he blamed himself for just being a monster period, and I'm sure he blamed himself for many other things too (and most of it was true which makes it worse). After suffering as much as he did, and being tormented by his past and the Gods even more, in the end it just caused him to be a broken man....or god if you will. All that was really left after that was rage and a lack of humanity. Something the newer games have been trying to rectify. Whats crazy is that not only was Odin aware of everything, but when you go back and look at the scene when Odin and thor first show up at the house, you realize a couple different things about Odin's plan. For starters he offered a peace deal with them in exchange for Atreus to stop looking for Tyr. If Kratos had accepted that deal then everything would be all good, but we all know Kratos wouldn't have accepted that deal, and Odin knew that too. His real reason for offering that deal was to make them suspicious of why he wants them to stop looking for Tyr. Its like reverse psychology. By making them think he doesn't want them looking for Tyr, it in turn actually makes them believe looking for Tyr was probably the right thing to do, so they did it anyway not knowing that Odin was gonna disguise himself as Tyr. He planned it all out and helped put them on this path from the very beginning. Man I can't wait for the next few parts! We're in the endgame now!😁
Indeed. Now the question is “why”? It couldn’t have been for the sake of the mask. Honestly, it didn’t seem like it was that hard to find. There has to be a bigger reason of why Odin put this plan into motion.
@TNTGamingonline yep! I agree. Although knowing Odin, it was probably many reasons. I think the mask was one, getting atreus was another, and finding out more about ragnarok & how to stop it was another. Plus, with all the stories we've heard about him, he just likes being 1 or 2 steps ahead of everybody else. While i do believe the mask was important to him, I'm of the opinion that he already knew what the words on the mask said. He just wanted atreus to feel like he was actually accomplishing something. But then again, maybe not. If the mask was that important to him, then I wouldn't have trusted it to a kid to find unless I actually needed their help for it.🤷🏾♂️
@@TNTGamingonline It was definitely for the sake of the mask, it was impossible for Odin to complete it because he cannot translate the writing on it, only Atreus can, which is why it seems so easy, but realize Odin took centuries to find that one piece AND lost every person who went along with him in search for it. The mask would make Atreus obsolete, as Odin would gain infinite knowledge, be able to stop ragnarok, and get the answers he wants for what comes after death for Gods. Everything comes back to that Mask
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What an incredible episode! Odin is the worst!
You got the see new god of war Ragnarok Valhalla trailer it's just came out 😊
New god of war dlc trailer came out
@@blackblastgaming1381 Yes it came out
hes terrible
So agree.
Its a trip how the game gave you the clues regarding Týr, and the fact that his name was spelled Tyr all this time.
Yeah. But most people didn't spot them, myself included.
I mever had a chance to catch it because I don't use subtitles in my games. This was a really cool and smooth approach they did. Loved learning about it.
I can't wait for the DLC to drop on Tuesday!
Yea I didn’t even pay attention to the subtitles in the game😂 I’d listen, so I was completely fooled and shocked. Definitely one of the greatest plot twist’s in gaming.
If you remember Atreus speaks his name right before "Tyr" shows up.
You guys should remember how Tyr acted when he found out Groa lied about the prophecy. At that moment he broke character and was Odin
Oh shit
@@TNTGamingonline Yeah Tee and Tasha, I would advise you peeps to rewatch that scene and see again Tyr's reaction to finding out the truth......he looked broken and almost fell to his knees 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Another HUUUUUGE red flag besides Tyr acting like a SUSSY about war and conflict was that his name is missing the accent mark EVERYTIME he speaks while everyone else calls his name with it 😉😉😉.
Another indicator that Odin was *fake Tyr when I did a 2nd playthrough was how he reacted to Sindri and Brok stealing the Draupnir ring (one of Odin's many treasures); *fake Tyr/Odin was both pissed and annoyed as you tell by his demeanor and how he was walking towards Sindri in an intimidating manner.
@@TNTGamingonline Also in that scene he bumps into Atreus who's on Odin's right side, as he doesn't have a right eye
When Sindri disappeared, we’ve never seen them do that onscreen. When Sindri first explained it in the first game, he walked off screen. Since then, they’ve always disappeared and reappeared behind objects. But after Broks death, he didn’t bother being so stricken with grief.
Thing is.. Sif and Thor were fierce drinkers and they were hella tough on the boys Magni and Modi. They’d beat them until they obeyed their orders. It wasn’t till they were killed that they started giving a shit about being better parents
The cycle continued. Thor treated his sons the way Odin treated him. But it’s never too late to be better. That’s what I choose to believe, anyway.
Lol I really like that part with Sif and Thor in Niflheim. Pretty classic when it comes to alcoholic/abusive parents.
'Remember all the good times we had' but let's not talk about the other 99% of the time. 😂
Releasing Garm still wasnt anticipates by Odin it was a setup in the sense that he wanted Heimdall to go there to recover the moon. Garm was a random encounter no one seen coming lol
Atreus may have brought the fake Týr into Sindri's home, but Brok's death is NOT Atreus' fault. Brok's death is completely Odin's fault. Odin was just too impatient to get the mask back, that he killed Brok for hindering him. Atreus may have gone after Týr, but Odin did subtly manipulate Atreus to go after Týr by telling him not to do so. The fact that Odin was disguised as Týr from the start is proof that he planned this from the start. Even those who personally knew both Odin and Týr were tricked by Odin's disguise.
It shits me how this being who is literally hundreds, if not thousands, of years old blames this 14/15 year old kid for this when not just him but every other ancient being in sindri's house was fooled by it too, yet it was somehow the kind hearted child who was trying to do what's right that's to blame. To make it worse he was still a bit dirty on atreus for turning into a bear before he could control it and struck him. I get it would be hurting for Sin but still, blame Odin.
@@Jebus_Davo_83agreed trust this surprise twist was cool and all but the reactions and finger pointing towards the kid was ridiculous to me. The lack of accountability from sindri really bugged me especially when he was the one who gave atreus information to follow
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17:25...good catch Tasha! It's one of those instances of "blended cultures"; Heimdall's Horn having that ability was added to those stories after conflicts, wars, and assimilation with Catholics. They added their beliefs into the stories they learned from the original peoples they found in Iceland and Vinland, and by the time the Protestants (aka Christians) found the New World, they began destroying and erasing what was left of the original stories, and just started adding on to the blended versions. The more you guys look into the actual lore, the more you'll find that the Æsir resemble God and his heavenly hosts, the Vanir who're a pantheon of gods themselves have been relegated to more like angels serving the Æsir, and the Jotun are the Devil.....when the Jotun and they're myths were the original "pantheon" of those lands once upon a time. Similar to how whenever you hear/see something in reference to a Native American, 9/10 it's coming from someone who looks like Joe Biden lol 👌🏾
Wow, wow, wow!!! She’s going to be blown away with this comment.
Brok and Sindri are the heart and soul of these games.
Sindri's transformation over the two games is one of my favorite aspect of them.
Really sad seeing Kratos break like that, too. He really, really liked Brok.
I was so glad when I found out Tyr was Odin because I spent the whole game getting angry at everything Tyr did 😂
The episode we’ve been all waiting for to see your shocked reactions and this community is great for not spoiling this moment
if you think about it they killed off the only character in the norse pantheon that never kept a secret the whole series. rip brok the realest
The only time was when Kratos asked about Faye
“Are you not a soldier? Master yourself! He brought us here, FOR YOU. Look at him!” said Kratos. Týr would have recognized Atreus immediately
The gameplay is better than the story. Believe it or not.
The sadiest part about Brok dying is tht his soul will never find peace because of wht Sindri did the first time
His soul has nowhere to go now
I think that’s the first time we’ve seen Sindri disappear on camera…..
One of my favorite twists in video game history. Looking back at every scene with Tyr, everything makes sense. It's so seemless.
People forget it was Sindri who gave Atreus the information and actively helped him find "Tyr" they both have a major in Brok's death. Atreus would have no way of finding "Tyr" without Sindri's help ppl need to stop blaming the boy alone.
They doing this often unfortunatly, absolut no trust in Atreus..
Thank you!!! I swear I just finished the game about two months ago and sindri's anger towards atreus after this really bugged me, but seeing how most believe atreus is solely responsible is what really gave me a gripe with this part of the story. Sindri is just as responsible if not more than atreus especially with brok not having an afterlife.
You think Sindri doesn't know that? Unfortunately it's a lot easier to just blame Atreus than admit he may have some culpability too.
Atreus is the one that went searching for tyr and sindri just helped to keep him safe. It's all on atreus
@@therealDeanThomas remember when Sindri said to Atreus after he thought Tyr was a failure: "Now hang on little Jotunn. Tyr may not be what you expected but a failure? You saved him from a terrible fate, thats not nothing, and hey maybe he will be some help to us yet". Sure Atreus started this but Sindri didnt try to stop him and helped finding Týr. Sure he kept an eye on him but he wanted to find Týr as much as Atreus. And the real Týr was/is alive so Atreus wasnt wrong, its all Odins fault..
It doesn't matter how many times you see this scene, it hits hard every time. The worst part is Brok is missing one of his soul parts, his fylgia - direction, which means the other parts can't find their way back to the lake of souls. He's been denied an afterlife, there's nothing to bring back, is hiw its put later. We have learnt one thing though by watching all 8 games is that there's nore out there than even the gods know, ie the higher plane athena ascends to, the rift Odin's obsessed with so hopefully he ends up having an after life for his after life. Sad episode all round.
I definitely recommend once the full journey is over to watch a "all Tyr moments" video of some kind cause listening to everything he says knowing is such a gut punch where you realize how obvious it was. Definitely the most powerful part of the story to me.
*I have been waiting for this episode since the very BEGINNING!!*
Such a great and genuine reaction! Experiencing this story "with you" has been such a fun ride. I love it.
Story isn't over yet, though! And there still are a few more surprises in store! And I can't WAIT to see the rest of this "with" you guys!!
Me too!!!!!!!! 😂
Never clicked so fast in my life for this episode!! I have been waiting it since episode 1 to see your reactions on it and it was so worth it!! The synced realization and reaction was amazing!! I'm so glad to see you getting emotional on this masterpiece!! Thank you for your work 💛
Same, when I started the first episode. I just thought....."WAIT TILL BROK!!!!!"
He did call her Frigg when he first came to the house as Tyr xD
Notice how everytime someone mentions Týrs name in the subtitles, it says Týr with a " ý ", but when Týr speaks, the subtitles refer to him as "Tyr".. The game devs really gave us some hints from the very beginning, but no one really notices stuff like that...
That's why "Tyr" sleeps in the broom closet in the Realm Between Realms. Hes really in Asgard.
what I like about this episode, is how Atreus finally felt "Betrayed by a God", something that Kratos was trying to teach and protect him from it, but it's one of the things one can only experience.
That's why Kratos is not allowing Atreus to feel guilt, because he's been there, He understand Atreus' heart was in the right place, but these fucking gods
If you remember the movie The Mask starring Jim Carrey, where he finds the mask created by Loki. That's the exact same mask Atreus makes whole, though whether it's powers are the same in this universe we'll have to see.
That reaction to the twist was worth the wait haha
It’s not Atreus fault tho he indeed was the one who wanted to find Tyr but after he showed kratos what he knew about tyr everybody kratos and sindri included was willing to find tyr so yes Atreus started this path but the only one at fault is odin he fooled everyone nobody could have know that it was him
Though im sure some will put this somewhere.
Sindri cant bring Brok back again because there is nothing to bring back.
Souls are made of 4 parts when you die you use your the Direction part to take you to the afterlife (The part of the soul Sindri couldnt 'find') If you die without your direction you dont go to an afterlife you just go. Oblivion. His soul just ceases to exist. No Valhalla, no Helheim, nothing.
Pay attention to the 2 Valkeries. Odin is very slick and evil
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One thing i gotta pull you guys back on, in a manner of speaking, Kratos was definitely not right the whole time. It's almost as if you two entered Atreus' brain and started thinking like him, because it would be natural to go down that mindset of he fucked up, his father warned him, he was right and atreus was wrong. *But* i do have to say the game makes a very clear distinction between it just being Kratos vs Atreus mindsets, and it being about both of them learning from each other. Kratos was definitely not right. if you can't trust gods does that mean they can't trust Freya or her brother? Can Kratos not trust Atreus, hes a god too?
It's that very same closed off, distrustful and angry mindset that Kratos apologized to Atreus about when they were in Helheim, those are his old ways and they are not right, and he does not want to fall back into them. If they had never gone in search of Tyr, Odin would've definitely won in the end, Kratos and Freya would never make up, they'd never help out the people in Vanaheim, they'd never help the Celestial Wolves, they'd have never figured out the real prophecy of Ragnarok (where only Asgard is destroyed and the other realms prosper) ect ect. Atreus set them down the right path, he's a bit naive, but he can never be like his father and his father does not want to see Atreus turn out like him. Loki runs better on chaos, and thats the kinda person and god he is, Kratos coming to accept that and opening up while teaching his son right from wrong is what their journey has been about, being decived by Odin does not change that.
Beautifully put! I’m really enjoying this reaction series but it is mildly infuriating how much they put Kratos on a pedestal and antagonize/put all the blame on Atreus whenever something goes wrong.
33:13 okay tasha with the green screen nails! 😂 💅🏼
I've been waiting for the reactions to THAT scene. The energized mix of shock, confusion, and realization did not disappoint.
Very good attention to detail when Odin showed up interrupting the conversation with Thor and Loki, mans was pretty much watching them the whole time and even i didn't notice that and i played through the game a second time on New Game+
Sindri cant bring him back since brok was already missing a part of his soul
Whats really crazy is if you pay attention extremely close to detail, throughtout both games anytime some refered to Týr it was spelled like so(Týr) with the accent. Anytime Odin disguised as Tyr talked it was spelled like this(Tyr) without the accent. Also this was the first time in the series that we get to see how the Dwarves slip between relams, every other time is done off camera. Theres no way to revive his brother remeber hes missing 1 of 4 pieces of his soul meaning theres no way to even get his soul to revive him. WAIT YALL JUST WAIT😂. I know rn with the new found PTSD compounded with the old one yall are on edge. You can trust the Aesir gods, all the other ones are cool i.e. the vanir. Remember in the beginning Sindri said Odin couldn't find the house but then Atreus broght him to the home so he was able to leave a crow and have access now.
30:12 Atreus isn’t to blame because everyone was complicit. Everyone followed alllowed this to happen so no it isn’t Atreus fault he didn’t kill anyone. The fault is Odin. In fact it’s Atreus open and caring nature has gotten them through a lot. Atreus has taught his father to be more open and caring so I strongly disagree with you doing everything Kratos way is the best option at all zero
Yeah I don't like this part of the narrative to the story that the blame solely lies on atreus when everyone was complicit in helping him and supplying him with information to go and get answers. Not only that sindri also put atreus in danger by sending him to the rage and revenge filled Freya and nearly got him killed. These tasks all came with fatal risks which everyone willingly went along with.
furthermore brok dying was more tragic when you know sindri is responsible for not allowing his brother an afterlife all because he couldn't accept his death the first time. Freya could have also tried to heal him right after the stab but she froze conflicted over revenge and helping a friend with a fatal wound with only seconds to get help. It's astounding to me how the majority of fans of this game really do blame atreus for this when everyone around him besides kratos was pushing towards Ragnarok and talking about not being able to change destiny. If we're going by that rule then technically brok was always meant to die even if he defied death due to his brother destiny cannot be changed
In the real myths, thor was insanely intimidating. This thor looks like how he was described in the myths. Unlike the marvel thor whos a hearth throb. Thor was one of the most terrifying dieties. While he could be cool, his temper was known throughout all the realms. With his hammer mjollnir he could devastate mountains in a single blow. These games a a bit bittersweet for me. Knowing the myths. I like what they did and its a fantastic story, but seeing the gods and goddess portrayed like they are a Greek pantheon is kind of crazy
Thor nearly made the biggest mistake of his life 13:55
When they are hunting, that was the first time kratos calls atreus son, saying it to him not about him
"No, we doing it together, Son" Kratos when they spreading Faye's ashes at the Jotunheim
20:50 lmfaooooooo yall are a trip
Hahahahaha….. Tasha was shooketh
I've been waiting for yall to get here! The look on your faces. I had the same reaction. This is one of the greatest video game storylines ever. 🔥🔥🔥
This was so great!!! Shoutout to Tasha seeing the bible parallels! Almost caught a praise break!! 🙌🏾🤣
The best and my fav part of this masterpiece of a game!!! Odin's tactics and plans are so advanced and so sneaky that literally nobody so this twist coming!!! It was a very big brain move that once i got to this part i truly didnt know how the end would come to be. And yes they are very much fulfiling that prophecy, but there is still MORE twists at the end, cant wait for yall to see it! Next episode make sure you have tissues tho cause damn its finna hit hard 😢😢
One of your best episodes yet 👏
Love the community you guys have built! Haven't seen one spoiler comment. W Community, W Reactions from some W Reactors! I just love how intrigued and genuinely interested you guys are. Hands down one of my favorite reaction channels on YT! Keep up the great work guys!
Brok is my favorite character! Killing him off makes me feel like I lost an uncle! 😢 The game itself ain’t the same!
Thanks for this long journey and nice Intro TnT family!🙏🏿
Y’all’s reactions were EVERYTHING! 😂
Aw man, you can't say this is all Atreus' fault.
Lil dude just wanted answers on who he was & who he was supposed to be. He thought he needed Tyr to do so.
It's easy to point the finger when you're on the outside looking in & emotions are high.
Yes he found "Tyr" & was going off without Kratos but Odin was like 90 steps ahead. He planned on everything from them continuing their search to them "finding Tyr".
No lie I’ve watched every single god of war video from the start, I absolutely love your videos and I love the dynamic the both of you have. Thanks for the great moments. ❤
Never noticed thor had some braids😂 is this wat they mean with that vikings had their own type of braids im sorry I apologize for my ignorance
Also i heard that if you go to the closet where Tyr was sleeping in Sindri's house you can find raven feathers, another hint xD
Thor and Thrud definitely like Atreus.
Siff was identifying as Jada Pinkett Smith lol
BRRRRRUUUHHHH….. EXACTLY!!!!
Rewatching this back with you guys made me realize how many clues there were that led to Tyr being an imposter. Also you guys should start playing some games as well. It really impacts the immersion when you watch. It would be interesting to see how different you guys see some of these series when you manually play it.
Kratos is such a good dad
Dad of war
Cue the GTA San Andreas clip, "Ah shit, here we go again."
Tasha is not far off when she mentions some parallels from the Bible. It is well known that all mythology and the bible across the world has MANY parallels to each other throughout history from similar gods to story concepts throughout, especially when it comes to world ending prophesies like the end of days, the apocalypse, Armageddon, Ragnarok to name a few.
It makes you wonder with all these similarities with mythology and religion........was there an ORIGINAL one story in the beginning that branched out into many throughout the history of the world?🤨🤔
holy moly god of war ragnarok valhalla was crazy. you guys are going to love it
Can we give it up for Sindri's voice actor? That utter despair was so damn believable.
Tasha never missed a beat. Great catch
2:54 Thor: I was drunk, not blind. Me: And that's the problem, cause all of that back in asgard was not worth it.
This part was funny for me for no reason, 4:00 Thor: Something i need to do first. Me: Yeah, what's that? Proceeds to yak. Me: Ok, oook yeah, you go ahead and get it all out. You done? Thor: Now, we can go. Me: Ok
11:09 Mask completed and right on queue is Odin and a whole lot of "OTHER" problems 13:50 Me: Whelp Atreus, I think it's time to make a quick escape. Atreus: Sindri better be right, Hvergi! I laughed because he got out by the skin of his teeth, and looking at this again, i was wondering what blocked Thor and it was the ingrid. And that whole conversation at 14:40-15:17 and i actually agreed with Mimir doing some side quests gave me some time to think about how everything is going to unfold when i continued the Main Quest.
Tyr: One last time, I will pick up my spear and lead us into Asgard. Me: Ok then, 'bout time he stoned up. Brok: Then where's that idea been this whole time. Me: I guess some people don't reveal their trump card until they absolutely need to use it. I was nervous for no reason, and Brok was making it worse, like, "Can you chill?" Brok knew that something wasn't adding up, Why was getting all giddy about the mask, and more importantly, why is he calling Atreus"Loki?" These were all red flags that just flew over my head because Atreus was called Loki to the other giants, but when i saw tyr reaching for something in his pocket i was like "BROK GET BACK!" Tyr/Odin: DO YOU NEVER SHUT UP?! PLOT TWIST: ODIN WAS PLAYING AS TÝR
27:33 Freya: We need you HERE! Me: Well, right now, i'm comforting my son, who knows when i'll be back. There were so many callbacks to God of War 2018, especially with the hunting, and it gave me time to really ponder everything that happened Brok's death, Odin being Týr, and didn't even notice that minor detail in his name the letter in Týr's name because the "Y" is supposed to be like this "Ý" not like regular "Y".
“Lead.” This is one of the best stories ever told to gamers over a decade of gaming. You have no idea how deep this hits having inhabiting Kratos for over a decade. This game was built to hurt adult gamers 😂😩
It’s hard to remember this, but Atreus did grow up pretty quick throughout the first game. The time jump, too, plus the game opens up with Atreus taking on tasks around their home without being asked or told (which we see Kratos smile about, and it is wonderful to see). He is still pretty young, but after everything he’s been through and everything he’s done, it does make sense to think he might be ready to go out on his own, at least from Kratos’s perspective. Unfortunately, Odin had something planned none of them (and most of everyone watching/playing) could have seen coming. Try was off to me for a while, but I always wrote it off as him being incredibly (and ironically) pacifist.
It's so perfect that there's new DLC coming out on tomorrow so when we get to the final we still get more episodes 😭👏🏾👏🏾❤️
I like how the game didn't have you fight any enemies for a while after Brok dies.
Ouuuu I've been waiting on this episode I can't wait to see yall reaction. I know Tee gonna lose his mind!!!
26:27 Well, I see 3 gods on screen you can trust.
That intro is 🔥🔥🔥
Brok will be missed 😢
Waiting 4 years to play the sequel and then having this happening to Brok. The emotions this story puts you through.
You Guys gotta prepare for the DLC soon
The reveal in this video that Tyr was Odin was kinda stareing you in the face every time he spoke. In the subtitles from the first moment you met him, "Tyr" was spelled incorrectly. There's suppose to be an accent mark above the Y. It shows up every time someone speaks his name but every time "Tyr" speaks it's always missing.
I was waiting for y'all to experience this part. The deception was wild!
I’m still not in the whole everything that has happened is entirely Atreus’s fault.
There has been multiple factors going on and Odin is the type of person to keep his own eye on those factors. He’s the type to scheme and plan things that benefit him. Even if Atreus decided to not find Tyr anymore, Odin would have devised another way to get to him. A manipulator always shows the “truth” the way he wants others to see it. And that’s what others who don’t know him, won’t get until it’s too late.
I am not advocating that Atreus is blameless. This is a big f*ck-up and he will never live this down. He’s too kind and naive for this world, but you gotta remember that he’s still growing as a young man and mistakes like these will stick to and shape him.
17:20 EXACTLY! IKR?!?!?!😆😆😆😆😆
I liked this episode. I think the problem, at least my sight was more like Sif was revealing that Odin was the problem, that Magni and Modi were killed by the All-Father's commands and warning Thor that Thrúd might be next, the next to die doing Odin's work and Thor kinda dismisses that by taking his anger out on Atreus
Yup. Seems like Thor has blind loyalty to Odin.
Odin playing Among Us IRL
Man the climax has started!! Let's go!!
Amazing episode! I knew you guys would be blown away by that twist!😁And you're right, it was primarily Atreus's fault. And unfortunately his first big mistake was basically causing Ragnarok.
From the very beginning, Kratos has been trying to teach Atreus and get him to think more about his actions and his intent behind those actions. But Atreus, just took it as Kratos not trusting him because he was questioning him so much. He wasn't realizing that the only reason kratos went along with everything though was because he wanted to trust his son (which goes back to the comment I left on the episode when they fought garm). The really nice part about this episode though was Kratos's interaction with Atreus at the end. You can easily look over that line where Atreus starts blaming himself and Kratos stops him and tells him "no." That moment was a lot deeper when you realize he's telling him no because thats what Kratos essentially did and didn't stop doing for centuries until God of War 2018. He blamed himself for killing his wife and daughter, he blamed himself for killing tons of innocent and not so innocent people, he blamed himself for just being a monster period, and I'm sure he blamed himself for many other things too (and most of it was true which makes it worse). After suffering as much as he did, and being tormented by his past and the Gods even more, in the end it just caused him to be a broken man....or god if you will. All that was really left after that was rage and a lack of humanity. Something the newer games have been trying to rectify.
Whats crazy is that not only was Odin aware of everything, but when you go back and look at the scene when Odin and thor first show up at the house, you realize a couple different things about Odin's plan. For starters he offered a peace deal with them in exchange for Atreus to stop looking for Tyr. If Kratos had accepted that deal then everything would be all good, but we all know Kratos wouldn't have accepted that deal, and Odin knew that too. His real reason for offering that deal was to make them suspicious of why he wants them to stop looking for Tyr. Its like reverse psychology. By making them think he doesn't want them looking for Tyr, it in turn actually makes them believe looking for Tyr was probably the right thing to do, so they did it anyway not knowing that Odin was gonna disguise himself as Tyr. He planned it all out and helped put them on this path from the very beginning. Man I can't wait for the next few parts! We're in the endgame now!😁
Indeed. Now the question is “why”? It couldn’t have been for the sake of the mask. Honestly, it didn’t seem like it was that hard to find. There has to be a bigger reason of why Odin put this plan into motion.
@TNTGamingonline yep! I agree. Although knowing Odin, it was probably many reasons. I think the mask was one, getting atreus was another, and finding out more about ragnarok & how to stop it was another. Plus, with all the stories we've heard about him, he just likes being 1 or 2 steps ahead of everybody else. While i do believe the mask was important to him, I'm of the opinion that he already knew what the words on the mask said. He just wanted atreus to feel like he was actually accomplishing something. But then again, maybe not. If the mask was that important to him, then I wouldn't have trusted it to a kid to find unless I actually needed their help for it.🤷🏾♂️
@@TNTGamingonline It was definitely for the sake of the mask, it was impossible for Odin to complete it because he cannot translate the writing on it, only Atreus can, which is why it seems so easy, but realize Odin took centuries to find that one piece AND lost every person who went along with him in search for it. The mask would make Atreus obsolete, as Odin would gain infinite knowledge, be able to stop ragnarok, and get the answers he wants for what comes after death for Gods. Everything comes back to that Mask
I've been waiting for y'all to get to this point 😂. Yep those are the faces i was waiting to see y'all make 😂
Great reaction y'all 👏😁
I am new here always looking for G O D reactions This ep is why you did not disappoint great series
Yesss!! This is the one I’ve been waiting for yall to see and react to
17:17 7 trumpets but yea everyone will hear it
minor spoilers
hope you guys do a reaction to brok’s funeral. the ost for his funeral is truly something special
17:28 his face😂😂😂
This episode and the last one are called episode 21 😂
Can't wait until u get to the dlc story. Kratos says you can't trust the gods but you have to think all the way back and tell yourself is he right?
People need to stop blaming atreus for everything, he messed up some stuff but not everything was his fault.
Thank God I been waiting 😂🙏🏾
Well this is an early unexpected drop!!!
Cant Wait till yall watch the Valhalla episodes
Lol she called him Him-dell
God I remember how much of a GUT PUNCH this was when I first experienced it
You're just getting into the best parts trust me
From GOD of WAR to GOD of PARENTING 😂😂😂