God of War - Kratos kills King Midas
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- Опубліковано 28 кві 2018
- This sequence shows how Kratos killed King Midas and uses his gold curse in God of War
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For people wondering what was going on when Midas touched the lava: In the original myth, Dionysus told Midas to go to the river styx and wash his hands in the water, and his curse would be lifted. However, Midas is on the brink of starving and dehydration and is unable to think clearly. He hallucinates the lava is the river styx
Interesting, could you also tell why kratos wanted to kill midas
@@MohammadAhmed-sy1dx he didn't wanted to kill midas he just wanted to cross the the lava by turning it gold
@@shounen.vfx_ and he couldn’t have just… asked?
@@naikosei1585 Does midas look like the kinda of guy to say yes to touching lava? Did you think before you typed?
@@blackbearwoodley then again, he could have just asked...
-Boi, I once killed a man who could turn anything into gold.
-Why did you kill him?
-There was a chest.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You got me there
And it was satisfying
He had a chance to have infinite money, but he chose a stupid chest...
I thought he was gold
Kratos has a LOT of interesting murder stories to tell Atreus on that boat.
-boi... i once killed a man that could turn anything into gold....
-why did you kill him?
-there was a chest.
There are more than chest there are a chest and some red sphere bois, totally worth it
Let's Pretend a golden chest that I couldn't open... One of my worst memories to this day...
That's why the series got way too predictable for me. Kratos meets someone and 3 minutes later he's murdering him.
David Marks Icarus, Midas, the Boat Captain, that one girl in Poseidon’s Domain.
“I killed many who were deserving... and many who were not.”
Yet just before Kratos threw him into the lava fall Midas was screaming "Why won't the Gods let me die!" - Kratos gave him his wish
I knew some horse ass was going to post this
luqman hakim Why claim I’m salty
Na. Kinda gets annoying when you keep seeing the same comment on kratos killing people videos
yeah, it was less brutality, and more mercy killing/ mutual benefit deal.
Don't pretend Kratos killing Midas was Kratos being merciful. Kratos saw a route forward and took it.
Never said Mercy had to be " on purpose ".
Mercy : kindness that makes you forgive someone, usually someone that you have authority over: (from Cambridge Dictionnary)
Mercy is ALWAYS on purpose. If you don't mean it it's not mercy. Here Kratos is not merciful.
Miku Ivalice lmao exactly everyone else just tries to excuse Kratos
Kratos is just an asshole
And here come the GoW4 minions to lecture us about Kratos' former character...
This happened in God of war II too . Perseus wanted to fight so he can revive his dead family , when he attacked kratos and then kratos killed him . Kratos reunited Perseus with his family lol.
Yeah, sure. Kratos united A LOT of people... Such a good samaritian.
Imperative Games Ohh yeah,definetely...
Imperative Games Yeah, he just have a very unique style in reuniting people.
I feel like Perseus kinda went insane though, because there was a bunch of shit he said and did that made absolutely no sense. Running around in a shallow pool kinda kills the purpose of becoming invisible, he has a shield but he doesn’t use it to block Kratos’s attacks, he thought for some reason that he should try to kill Kratos, the guy that pretty much made god killing a profession, even if the sisters of fate didn’t directly demand it of him, and he claimed to be trapped despite a large opening with some ledges to climb over. I get that Perseus isn’t the most agile, but it’s better than just sitting around waiting for a door to open, especially if you’re on a mission.
@@JacOfAllTrades.
Yeah, Perseus was clearly not all there.
Midas: "Why won't the gods let me die?!"
Kratos: "YOUR PRAYERS HAVE BEEN ANSWERED!!!"
"MITUS TAKEFLIGHTUS!"
He didn’t die he just froze but it’s satisfying to know he will suffer
@@yoursufferingismycomfort7036 ik he was a dick in actual Greek mythology but being full awake incasted in gold is just torture on a whole new level
Well, he was praying to the wrong god.
@@TrelliessRose you commented after so many days.
When Kratos put Midas on his shoulder, oof. He was so close to becoming 24 Karat.
24 Karatos
Brilliant. Just brilliant.
@@GabrielRodriguez-xm8gr Gold of war.
@@GabrielRodriguez-xm8gr damn you beat me to it Haha
@@magentapurpleyap5566 gold of Sparta
"Why won't the Gods let me die?!"
Kratos throws Midas into Lavafall.
"Found a solution to your death problem, Midas."
Moon .Gazer he is not dead its just like he is frozen by the gold can't move or nothing
+The Boss but we saw what happened to he's hand. He is not invincible.
not invincible maybe but he might not be able to be killed
@@godseye8785 no i mean he can be hurt just will never actually die hes utterly immortal.
@Colorful Animations
Agreed
Kratos putting Midas on his shoulder may have been the most stupidious thing he has ever done.
on smack on the arse and that would be it
Cause he could of grabbed the booty
I was looking for this comment, He was just inches away from getting fucked.
Kratos has big balls.
Indeed, just what I thought
The worst part is since it's implied that he can't die, he's still trapped in the gold.
his right hand burn to ashes in second.
@@trololoev immortal, not invincible
@@E_E69 if he turn in dust in seconds, i didn't think immortality helped him.
@@trololoev did he turn to dust when he was thrown in the lava fall? I don't think so
@@E_E69 when he touch lava, his arm turn into dust.
Honestly midas' powers from a combat perspective are INSANE.
He can kill any god, or titan, with one punch, even kratos! Hes just gotta land it, and considering hes a mortal man, being underestimated is a given.
His power is only at his palm
His palm gone = useless man
@@3takoyakis In another story, he attempted to eat by making someone feed him instead of himself and the food turned to gold the moment it touched his mouth. It also affects his whole hand, not just the palm.
If he cover in water he die
Be cool if we could of got his hand as an item/weapon in the game like an instant kill sort of thing or environmental item to help us
It would be a great power if he was able to turn it on and off as he wishes
In case you didn't figure it out, in most of the GoW installments Kratos was less of a hero than he simply was the protagonist.
tnerb tnerb He was an anti hero.
It was plain obvious he was a neutral character.
TBH still a badass either way
He actually a villain who cares nothin but revenge against Greek gods.
tnerb tnerb i think that's common sense. You don't even have to be smart to find that out to be honest.
Kratos didn't care about king midas, he just used him so he can walk through or pass through the lava. For those who say that he only killed midas just because he want to end his misery. Kratos is kinda selfish.
King Midas already suffered and he want death,Kratos did the right thing
@@jontuxen2724 kratos probably did not caring about his misery so yeah
It’s satisfying also killing him and he wanted path wats wrong with that
@@jontuxen2724 yea he ended his suffering alright by slamming his head in and throwing him into lava
@@prestigehunter9729 who said mercy could not be violent and unintentional? lel.
I love how everyone ignores the part of the myth where Midas's curse was reversed
Yeah, God of War managed to make greek tragedies even more tragic and gritty.
He then got a mules ears
Pretty sure in the original story Midas never has the curse lifted and starves to death surrounded by gold
@@joedesmond4245 that’s satisfying
@@joedesmond4245 he could just get servants to feed him
"I killed many who were deserving...and many who were not."
Liesmith 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂
Liesmith Which one was Midas
Asgard Ninja Somewhere in the middle between Kratos and a Golden Lava Shower.
But he change her personality when he have a son in god of war 4
@@rolfmichaelsantos1664 his* not her kratos isn't a fucking girl
so he killed midas for a shortcut damn
john tan he put him out of his misery
Grif did You know Kratos?
jonkyavenger even if he didn’t intend to do a good deed it was still a good deed
Grifboy88 I wouldn't call brutally slamming his head against the ground and throwing him into a lava waterfall "putting him out of his misery"
blakeandcamp i am with you
I never understood why he had a hard time moving forward with a human body on his shoulders, when literally fighting colossal-sized creatures and gods. Before becoming a god, he already had enormous strength.
he kind of didn't wanted to accidentally kill him
Kratos was never really a god only in title
It takes a dozen hits to kill normal enemies and he goes down in nearly 6
@@eatanotherzio6811 what you expected then?
Kratos killing all the enemy in 1 hit?
The game wont be interesting then
They need to do that so the game become fun to play and didnt make the player who play the game bored after 1 hour of killing enemies in 1 hit
I think it was because he didn’t want Midas to touch him by mistake.
@@eatanotherzio6811 Kratos was born a Demi God due to being the son of Zeus and then achieved full Godhood by killing Ares.
It's kind of a shame Kratos didn't cut off Midas' hand and use it as an improvised weapon to turn enemies to gold... I mean that would be in character for Kratos in the classic series.
This is honestly more in character. As much as I enjoy the series, until God of War 4 he was kind of an asshole
Like medusa but short range and instant, I think that would be kinda broken xd
@@omarretana4639 plus it wouldn't be satisfying as tearing your enemies go pieces I prefer that over s
Gold touch.
Man that would have been cool!
Put it on a chain and whip it around
I can’t believe we live in a world where this guy is a legitimately good father
Same, Kratos can be a real POS sometimes. No wonder he didn’t want Atreus to know the truth
Older is wiser
To be fair, him losing his family is what drove him to being this vengeful godkiller in the first place. Had Aries not tricked him into kill his own family, Olympus probably wouldn't be a grave stone these days.
@@googleisevil8958 *ares
It's as if people can change and want to be better people despite their past.
Atreus: So father, have you ever met a king?
Kratos: I did once. His name was Midas. He was cursed to turn all he touches into gold.
Atreus: Oh that sounds cool.
Kratos: I mean everything. His food, his drinks, even his daughter.
Atreus: That sounds less cool.
Kratos: Yes.
Atreus: How did you meet him?
Kratos: I happened upon him as I ventured off to save my brother from my land's god of death. He was weak, alone, and dying. He needed help.
Atreus: And you helped him?
Kratos: No. I threw him into a waterfall of lava so it would turn into gold and I could escape the cavern.
Atreus: ...Oh.
Mimir: "Damn bro, that's reeeeeally messed up"
Kratos: "SHUT UP, HEAD!"
"But he did wish for death so it's a 50 50 whether he's dead or not"
Atreus: your a bad person dad
Kratos: I know kid, now eat, were going to the Nord gods now
Atreus: but why would you?
Kratos: because he asked why the god wouldn't let him die.. so I ended his mistake
Mimir: ah so you didn't do it because a chest then?
Kratos:......yes
You joke but I doubt Kratos would recall Midas rather than Leonidas whom he served faithfully for many years
2:31
Kratos Intense breathing, is so fucking hilarious to me. lmao
Hes really mad at midas for whatever reason ig
its hot though lmao
@@pinkyvivi3983 ._.
@@spookysioux1224 dude just see him turned lava into gold and got pissed. It's not an exaggeration that gow4 kratos has chilled A LOT
@@spookysioux1224 he has a better salary.
How do we know he's dead and not simply encased in a prison of gold for eternity with full conscious?
Holy shit
You saw what happened when he touched the lava with his hand.
Bere Detump he's like medusa, but golden.
Ultra Instinct But if they cursed him with undeath the why didn't he kill himself before Kratos showed up?
Welp, fingers crossed...
That poor bastard went through enough without Kratos brutally beating and murdering him
And he might still be alive lol
It was merciful brutal but merciful if you look at it from his perspective. The gods cursed midas into having immortality he cannot die and everything and everyone hes loved have turned to gold. When your thrown in lava your nerves kick in so fast it sends to much shock to the brain that you’d get knocked out almost instantly.
I believe he didnt do it for himself but also because the gods cursed Midas. he hates the gods more then anything and anyone. He’ll kill anyone who hates them aswell if they get in his way but he truly understands there pain and suffering and respects them a lot to some degree
@@namduongnguyen570 look like he didn't have immunity to lava.
@@zereth2792 I doubt he done it out of kindness and more so Midas had something that he needed. If what you said was true why would Midas resist and beg him to stop?
@@grammarnazi4980 Not really kindness obviously but more so out of mercy because of his situation. Although he hasnt shown empathy or sympathy that much if not at all.
but You can tell he always and i mean always understands and relates to people who have been cursed by the god(s). Thats why i think it was out of mercy. He just doesnt act merciful but he does at the same time because he understands
he freed one person who was being fed to some sort of large eagle for decades by killing him but when he talks to someone who’s been cursed by the gods he talks to them as if he understands their pain etc.
to sum it up kratos is one ruthless evil guy i just think he did kill him because he understands aswell. the pain of being cursed by the gods. thats why he still did it even though he begged there nothing for him to live for he would continue turning people to gold
I can't tell if Kratos killed him because he felt pity for him or he just wanted that chest across the river of lava
Majestic furry it is kratos. he killed him to pass the river.
Has Kratos ever shown mercy?
LegenDNeweR yes. gow 4 when he let baldur live, then kill him because he tried to kill his own mother
so After several decades (we don't really know how much but at least 15 years) and having clearly shown he "changed" compared to his previous self ? (commented by several NPC through the game)
Kratos is not good at expressing. He killed him to free him and put him out of his misery. Such a gentleman.
At the same time crossing the lava so it's a win win situation.
I kind love the fact that Kratos knows the Midas story, Midas isn't only a means to an end, he is a tangible person in the GoW world, just a little detail that makes the setting feel alive imo.
Kratos: It’s over, Midas! I have the high ground.
i get that reference
YOU UNDERESTIMATE MY POWER
Dont try it
@@kingmidas5016 waaaaaa
My favorite part about this is that Kratos really just killed Midas for no reason, like he didn't necessarily know he would need him to make a path, bro just wakes up choosing violence 24/7
@robertlee2976 Bruh that's worse.
But he is fact dead. He can't breathe so he dies near instantly.
At that point he don't even choose anymore he is already on violence mode while getting out of bed
KRATOS: "There was a man, a king, whose lust for wealth led him to strike a deal with the Gods, so that anything he touched would turn into gold if he wished so."
ATREUS: "Wow, really?"
KRATOS: "Yes, and yet, the king was not satisfied, for despite being able to attain more wealth than any mortal man could ever dream of, he could only think of the wealth that would be lost to him after his life had come to an end."
ATREUS: "But riches aren't worth anything after you die. Couldn't he see that?"
KRATOS: "Perhaps he was too blind to see , or he saw it too clearly, and feared it. Either way, in order to avoid this fate, he struck an even bigger bargain and was gifted with immortality, so that he could add to his riches for all eternity."
ATREUS: "You'd think that being born a king, who has so much already, he wouldn't turn out quite so greedy."
KRATOS: "Even kings can suffer from a commoners weakness, though he was not completely devoid of humanity, for the only thing that outwieighed his love of gold was the love for his daughter, Marigold."
ATREUS: "He named her MariGOLD? Talk about obsessed!"
KRATOS: "An obsession that would cost him, for the god that had given him his ability saw his second wish as an act of ingratitude, and changed the rules of it. Instead of turning only the things he wanted into gold, now EVERYTHING that came in contact with him would turn. He could not touch his food or drink without it turning into treasure for his treasury."
ATREUS: "But he was still immortal, right? Even if he could not eat or drink, he could never die, right?"
KRATOS: "He could still feel the hunger and thirst, and since life loses it's appeal if you can no longer enjoy it's pleasures, the king grew depressed. The only one to comfort was his daughter, who thought she could ease his suffering by feeding him. However, in a thoughtless moment, she cupped his chin in her hand with a loving gesture when trying to give him a drink of water, and was herself turned into a golden statue in front of his very eyes."
ATREUS: "... That is so sad. His daughter was innocent and he loved her, and yet she died for his mistakes."
KRATOS: "Hm..."
ATREUS: "What happened to the king afterwards?"
KRATOS: "Unable live with his mistakes, and unable to take his life and be free of his suffering, the king lost his mind to grief and wandered in regions unknown and perilous, hoping that the gods would one day forgive him and let him cross the river Styx."
ATREUS: "Did they?"
KRATOS: "No. Instead he was freed as he came across a man much like himself, cursed and manipulated by the gods. Having heard of the king's story, the man threw him into a different river, which turned the river into solid gold and encased the king, trapping his corpse in there forever."
ATREUS: "...Why did the man throw him in the river?"
KRATOS: "To cross it."
ATREUS: "Wow... I wonder what that man's story is."
KRATOS: "One day, I might tell you."
---
KRATOS: (He must never know)
MIMIR: I kno-
KRATOS:Shut it!
Underated bruhhh
You sir have a remarkable knack for storytelling!
Ever consider writing? You’re amazing!
You could be a FanFiction writer who writes detailed novelization of popular movies and gaming stories!
@@DamontheDemon7 I actually do write fanfiction. None with God of War yet though.
That's great! I could legitemely see this story in the game, from Atreus funny side commentaries to Kratos' life lessons, and your Midas story fits like a glove in the God of War universe.
so if the gods made him immortal, does that not mean he's currently still encased in a golden waterfall? unable to see or hear anything while unable to move?
jefthereaper he can still die he just doesn’t age.
jefthereaper yee
immortal means you can not die...get a dictionary for yourself and everyone who agreed with that half-baked explanation
Hydra Jamm the definition of mortality is the ability to die. The means of which is of no consequence
They messed with what the word meant, if they took it literally GoW would be terrible
Definitely one of the most memorable parts of this game, when I think of Kratos' brutality, everyone points to Poseidon or Helios, but I always think of this scene
The most fucked up thing about the midas encounter is that king midas was praying to the gods to release him from his curse
And kratos is the only god who answered
Midas: "Why won't the Gods let Me die?"
Kratos: "Hold My beer.."
He'll get golden beer!!!
"Hold my ale"
4:26 "A crown for a king"
Lmao
Kratos: Have you ever heard of a land called Greece?
Atreus: No.
Kratos: That’s because it no longer exists.
Kratos whispers: Good
Kratos knew full damn well he could jump to that chest and back. He simply didn't want to hear midas's crying.
When wishing for something remember to be more specific in your wording. Therefore instead of 'I want to be able to turn everything into gold' say this 'i want to be able to manipulate chemical composition'
Satria Unpronouncable sadly not everyone of us take science class seriously
Or just "I wish for the ability to turn anything I WANT into gold, and if I change my mind, turn the thing I turned into gold back into its original form."
luckily, everyone of us can easily look into periodic table
Just adding the phrase "at will" would do. Since you do not always wish to turn something to gold by touch that should be enough. Though knowing gods, they would say simply do not touch anything you don't wish to turn to gold.
Why dont wish to have infinite wish😂 then wish everything you want
For those who are wondering why Kratos killed Midas, it’s for a shortcut and putting Midas out of his misery.
“Why don’t the gods let me die”
Kratos did the right thing and threw him into lava, granting him death.
Fellow internet user painful but hey he dead now
Fellow internet user Yes putting him out of his misery by giving him a painful death
LoneWolf
If we take "why won't the Gods let me die?" seriously, he was probably magically protected somehow to prolong his suffering. It's horrible, but in order to mercy-kill someone like that, you Have to completely destroy them.
LoneWolf actually when thrown into something extremely hot like molten rock, the nerves in your skin are burned almost instantly. Not to mention that small burst of pain felt wouldve rendered you immediately unconscious, so actually it is a "merciful" death. But I still like to think that Mida's isnt actually turned to gold and that there's just a gold casing around him and he's just frozen in place surrounded by lava, screaming in agony :))
In a pretty dark way
Kratos: We shall not indulge in senseless killing.
Atreus: Have you done that?
*Cue montage of all the unnecessary people brutally murder by Kratos as a stepping stone of vengeance against the Greek gods and to power.*
Kratos: That is not important.
Atreus: “Why *_DID_* you destroy all of Olympus?”
Kratos: “Your grandfather ate my Reese’s.”
@@zsu-23-4shilka2Kratos: “he called my fit ‘mid’…”
Poor old man
Sup Dude yes poor midas
José Alfredo Valdez Hernández welcome to kratos destroying gods for revenge
@@fictionrumble Revenge for something they didn't do.
He freed him of his torture... smh
@@fictionrumble midas no god
Finishing ghost of sparta is a damn great achievement for me as an elementary in early 2010s
Congratulations
It's safe to say that Kratos..
Didn't waste this golden opportunity.
Badum tsss
Lol I love the joke and the misanthropic part in the video.
Hardy Har~
Ha! Got it!
How about Midas just hires someone to feed him, bathe him, etc. and just pay them in gold?
Brain rich Well, in Greek mythology everything that had contact with Midas’ body would be turned into gold, but here it just applies to his hands, so his slim body makes no real sense, and of course, If the game respected the myth, Kratos would be unable to carry him around.
Midas returned his gift and end up with donkey ears
Omega Sword
God of War has as much respect for the myth as Kratos does for life.
+Yesman Sam Thanks....
Now is see a group of God of War developers ganging up on a history professor, bashing him unconscious and throwing him in to the lava...
Yesman Sam and that means none
2:29 look how calm and reasonable kratos walk
I hope kratos never needs a car he"ll never get the midas touch
captinkrunk101 😁
captinkrunk101 I don’t get it.
Aman Ocampo Its a reference to a commercial for Midas, which is a car repair shop chain
Midas has locations in the US and some parts of Canada.
HA!
Stay golden, pony boy.
Just read the book...
ClicClikBang I’m happy I get this reference
【Nexu】 me too
Nice reference
Why you make me sad i just got over the death of him
Midas was Inches away from doing what any other god ever did, kill Kratos
Classic Kratos right here. He'd put you down if you were in his way and sometimes even if you weren't
Who wants to bet that he survived for a few minutes, encased in gold?
Ur organs will be gold too instant death
a few minutes? boy, hes inmortal, that guyis still trapped in a fucking waterfall of gold
Just because he doesn't age or die from malnourishment doesn't mean he's COMPLETEY immortal. That killed him@@society1876
This is a lot more gruesome ending for Midas than what I've read from my childhood..
Guys, this wasn’t like Perseus, nor was this Kratos putting someone out of their misery.
Perseus attacked Kratos. He fought for his family, but Kratos still attacked. Midas was minding his own business, suffering all alone, lamenting everything he’s done while his sanity dwindled. Kratos saw an out; that’s all it was.
Any particular reason why he beat the everloving shit out of someone he had no issues with and didnt want to hurt him?
It's kratos... What do you expect
For a god damn shortcut
Boys will be boys
He was resisting. Kindad why cops beat the dog shit out of someone resisting arrest. They doit to protect you
Sanguine Regis In the early games Kratos only cared about killing Zeus and the like so he did whatever he wanted if it meant getting him closer to Zeus. Ex. Killing Midas to progress forward.
The way Kratos said Midas, sounded like he encountered a old friend
Kratos: it's over midas! I have the high ground 0:09
1:11 never touch water in a cave
Kratos be like.. This Shit ain't gold, YEET!
ᴍ ɪ ɴ ᴛ ʏ ੭ु lolwat
WHY DID I HEAR TC CARSON DUB THE WORDS I READ?! XDDDDD
Pinches yankees
XDD
Midas is op. He can basically one shot anyone with his curse
Most of the famous figures from Greek Mythology that Kratos met attacked him first, so I didn't feel bad when they died. I felt really bad about Midas though, because he wasn't threatening Kratos in any way and he still got killed. You would think Kratos of all people would be able to empathize with a grieving father who lost his daughter...
Never understood why Midos didn't just get himself some chainmail gloves. He certainly had the money to pay for something so intricate.
Sure golden gloves would be heavy as hell, but it'd keep you from accidentally killing people.
why Persei didn't ask medusa to kill Poseidon minion? She gladly hepl him to piss off her rapist. Because greece people of that time not very smart.
@@trololoev oooor, the people of those stories were more self centered and in the case of Persius, what sounds better for the Ego :"I fought Medusa the Gorgon and used her head to turn Posiedon's bull into stone" or "I talked to MEdusa and convinced her to come with me and turn Posiedon's Bull into stone"?
shortsightedness is a real problem in stories, especially those that are fables with a allegory.
Midis is the prime example of be careful what you wish for
I swear this is the darkest game in the GoW series.
God of War III wants a word.
@@DarthWall275 alright time to make a list of deaths( this includes people that kratos killed not all of the deaths cus that would take hours lol)
Deaths in God of War :Poseidon,Red titan( don't know his name),Gaia,Hades,Hermes, Perithious,Hercules,Cronos,Pandora,Helios,Giant Scorpion,Daedalus,Hera,Zeus.
Don't think I missed anyone but most likely did.
@@rando5744 you missed Hephaestus
Now I know why Frieza became so strong with a Golden form in just 4 months
Midas:WHY THE GODS DONT LET ME DIE?!?
Kratos:ok then....
Kratos is god :)
@mc_gabriel_rock “Kratos had done the impossible”
@@hpascua1979 No.
"WHY WONT THE GODS LET ME DIE"
Kratos: Wish granted
Midas "please gods kill me end my suffering"
Kratos "my man say no more"
Midas: "Why won't the Gods let me die?"
Kratos: "Yeah, about that..."
4:39 _sees a man being simultaneously burned alive while also being encased in solid gold by his own curse_
Kratos: damn... Shit's crazy.
For the people saying kratos was putting him out of his misery that’s just a level of cap to protect him at all cost,we can see when kratos is dragging him king midas does not want to be thrown in the lava and kratos is not doing it because of mercy but is because he saw he could turn the lava into gold so he used him for that purpose
Yeah so Kratos is definitely the bad guy
Mr Love N stuff more like just a bad person.
Actually no... Kratos isn't like the most honorable person out there, but he's not a bad guy.
Lul, "not a bad guy".
Razer dude is 100% the villain, he literally killed thousands just by killing poseidon
KRATOS is a...good "boy"
Kratos should’ve just convinced Midas to touch zeus
What is Midws do to him bro was minding his own business 💀
Maybe I missed something, but it kinda just looks like he saw Midas an immediately went to kill him
Nostalgia, i remember playing this back in the old days. And this is not GoW 1, it's GoW : Ghost of Sparta
@D F 2 chronologically its before gow 1
@D F 2 yeah, i confused it with Chains of Olympus
@@uzumchiz1738
Chains of Olympus is before gow 1 and ghost of Sparta is between gow 1 and 2
Kratos straights up walk up to him just to beat his face and carry him without saying anything lol
😂
Atreus : you only killed those who were deserving right ?
Kratos : yes
Imagine telling the people that played this day 1 that the same guy that threw king Midas into lava woule become a better father than goku
Midas: I turned my daughter into gold ....
*Kratos punches Midas*
Midas: I cannot take the pain...
*Kratos punches Midas again*
Midas: why do the gods leave me to die?
Kratos: because you are too golden.
*Kratos throws Midas into the lava fall*
Reaper he says why won't the gods let me die
jebus bhrist eh close enough.
Ironically when he asked why didn't the gods let him die, Kratos full filled his wish and he is also a god as well
He still is
Gold*, leave*.
Kratos ain't no gold digger,he saw a golden opportunity forward
3:53 Poor Midas.
You could’ve easily saved yourself if only you’ve turned Kratos into Gold
by touching him instead of panicking because you’re about to die.
Chances are Kratos would've just busted out of it like he does whenever a Gorgon turns him to stone.
@@respha9925 Midas: “Oh dear, I’m so sorry! I didn’t mean to-“
Kratos: *_”MOTHERFUCKER!!!”_* (Breaks out & is *_SUPER_* pissed.)
Well, he tried. It's just that Kratos blocked his attempt.
Kratos, in doing a bad thing, actually helped Midas. Kratos is like curses to have the opposite effect of his intentions. He wanted to help freya, ended up hurting her.
Bruh he did it so he could get a chest.
@@sakethkankanala7923 yeah I was saying he helped Midas tho cause he basically freed him from suffering
@@sakethkankanala7923 why you acting like the chest is apart of the chronological storyline. It's there for the player.
Well, Kratos only "helped" Midas if Midas actually *died* from the goldification process.
@@Revenante_of_Asylum well eventually midas woulda died
I feel like if it weren’t for the situation, Kratos would have felt for him
I mean they both basically accidentally killed their daughters
That is a unique way to die
I remember when i used to always play this on my psp.... i miss those times😅😅😅
Atreus : father, do you know the story of midas? Who turns whatever he touches into gold?
Kratos :..........yeah, i killed him, boy
"Everything i touch...gold...except myself"
Everybody gangsta till Midas pull out the drum gun.
Dude could have just climbed the rocks next to the lava, but nooo
At least he finally let that old king to rest, and let him be free of his curse.
Imagine if kratos faces off odin and thor in god of ragnarok with the personality he had in earlier god of war games...
The game would be too short if he still has this personality and Aggresiveness XD
Midas: Why won't the gods let me die?
Kratos: i can relate, but dont worry I'm one of those what you'd call, "merciful" gods
What a calm and reasonable person !!!
This is Kratos that i know and love, just throw someone in to the lava and leave like a boss
3:55 My girl saying she’s ready for round 6
Damn kratos killed that guy for an exit. 🎵COLD BLOODED!!🎵
The voice acting is so good
Hearing King Midas's screams makes me laugh even though I just saw Kratos throw him in lava. Oof
And satisfying
You can say Kratos really "had a heart of gold" LOL........kill me now.
"BOI, I killed many who were deserving... And many who were not."
Put that in your head
Every episode of God of War is an episode of American Ninja Warrior