Lmfao at 2:41 Brok takes a bite and apparently is so surprised at how good the stew is he has to look back at imposter Tyr. Remember he did later call it "passable" which probably means it was fire
no, once of his dialogue when speak with Brok is that he tells something isn't right with the soup, that it has vegetable, and wonder where hell Tyr got them. this important as due to fimblewinter, Migard has been unable to grow crop and vegetables for a while and travel between the realm has been closed off, the only place that has vegetable growing at the moment is Asgard, this a early clue of Odin secretly going back forth in his room when he off "meditating"
A year later, I know. But I can't help but say, I don't think it was Odin that soured their bond. I mean it was, but that was just the straw that broke the camals back. As we know Sindri, he is incredibly kind, thoughtful, funny, weird, and non-confrontational. Not to mention his skills in Blacksmithing is just as good as Brok. This means that Sindri would be treated as a valued member of the team, right? Not so. In GoW 2018, Sindri immediately after learning Kratos and Atreus' relationship with Faye, tasks himself with bettering the Axe, free of charge. Sure it may be a sorry attempt at upping his brother's work, and Kratos and Atreus saved him from the dragon, but other than that basically for nothing in return. Gives free upgrades to said Axe. Gives info on Magni and Modi. Gives magic arrows to Atreus, which just so happened to be the Mistletoe needed to break Baldur's curse so they could kill him. Now lets go to Ragnarok. Sindri in this game, continues to be the Giver but increased to an elevan. Sindri helps Atreus on his mission to see Freya. Tells Atreus his deepest secret in that he went to the Lake of Souls to revive Brok, showing how much Sindri and Atreus' friendship have grown as well as shows how much Sindri trusts Atreus. Trust that then leads to Sindri opening his home to Kratos, Atreus, and everyone else over time. Gave Kratos Draupnir, a ring that Sindri very much cared for and was sad to give away. The compass, the Yggdrasil Seeds, the light lamp, all freely given. What was he given back in return? Not much anything good, and some bad. Sindri's good will gifts weren't even talked about by the team at all either, like they didn;t even notice Sindri doing it. Sindri then gets paw swiped by Bear Atreus, only because he stepped up to try and calm him down because he thought their bond was strong enough. SIndri just kept giving and giving and giving. Odin killing Brok finally allowed Sindri to see the imbalance in his relations with the others. This is not me saying that Sindri was justified in hating Kratos and Atreus like he did. No one could have known it was Odin, until it was too late. What I am saying, is that Sindri was the good guy from day 1. He was always kind, gracious, giving, supportive, and all he got in return was everything he cared most for being taken away from him.
Going back and seeing some of Tyr's action really shows the kind of subtle play at work. A simple comment causing an argument, knowing full well of the opinions and interests of Kratos and Atreus. Fermenting a problem to sell a solution. Of course it wouldn't be the first time that the conflict of interest between people was taken advantage of.
In Sindri's house, dinner was always a big thing. We had a stew course and then we had a venison or elk. Tyr did the stew work. He was doing a year for contempt, and he had this wonderful system for doing the vegetables.
Brok makes a comment on the soup having vegetables. In Svartalheim Dwarves can only get supplies like fruits and vegetables from Odin in Asgard. Since Midgard Alfheim and vanahiem are suffering from fimblewinter the only place "Tyr" could get them was from Asgard
I like to think Odin slips a bit of himself in. “Cooking seems to be the only thing that calms my mind.” That’s probably true for the king of gods, whose obsession is discovering his own purpose, but then again it might be true for Tyr too
After watching how upset Kratos gets by Atreus being referred to as Loki, it makes the scene where Brok calls out imposter Tyr so much more impactful. Him saying "You know that ain't his name" shows the respect Brok has for Kratos. Gone too soon 😢
Ignoring the fact that he needs Atreus help to complete the Mask and therefore needs both him and Kratos to still be alive, this is also assuming that poison would work on someone like Kratos and if it doesn’t, Odin is screwed because Kratos would have immediately figured out something was wrong, besides, he would have been expected to eventually eat the food he prepared himself, they would wonder why he was waiting.
he was a liar, terrible father and all around nasty individual but he was a great cook. imagine an alternate reality where odin wasn’t a god and simply a chef and treated his family right. Just popped into my head, and I thought it was a oddly satisfying idea. The redeemed Odin we never got to see in an alternate world. Never turned evil to begin with.
Of course; it was the fact that ImposTyr was using vegetable recipes (during Fimbulwinter when agriculture was impossible, meaning it must have been from Asgard) that raised some eyebrows.
@@Nugnugnug not yet but realm travel has been locked off there is no way to travel there expect by new the method of world tree seed and odin never joins them to go to Vanaheim but stay in his room where he "sleeps and meditate"
Well yeah, it's a little suspicious that "Tyr" had vegetables when no other realm could grow food at the time except Asgard and maybe Vanaheim (which was locked at this point)
Like so many other people before him, Atreus has misinterpreted prophecy, Loki is just a name, Ironwood is just a place and Champion of the Jotnar is nothing more than a title for a glorified marble holder, that’s it.
3:43 I never saw that before, but Brok gave a nod of approval when Kratos said YOU ARE ATREUS. MY SON. Amazing little detail.
Brok and Kratos had the same “no bullshit” approach to things. They’d make good friends if Brok didn’t pass away.
@@Snailman0 they were good friends
And Tyr subtly brings up conversation topics to breed conflict.
Lmfao at 2:41 Brok takes a bite and apparently is so surprised at how good the stew is he has to look back at imposter Tyr. Remember he did later call it "passable" which probably means it was fire
no, once of his dialogue when speak with Brok is that he tells something isn't right with the soup, that it has vegetable, and wonder where hell Tyr got them. this important as due to fimblewinter, Migard has been unable to grow crop and vegetables for a while and travel between the realm has been closed off, the only place that has vegetable growing at the moment is Asgard, this a early clue of Odin secretly going back forth in his room when he off "meditating"
seeing Tyr actually blinking only with one eye makes so much sense after the reveal!
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@@Rhino-Prime no so much as a "blink" but a twitch. 2:48 after Kratos says "Enough."
he blinks with both at 2:07
@@alfredovasquez774 exactly! Steensz is crazy.
3:50 I like how Brok agrees with Kratos by slightly nodding.
I think its because of Brok approved Tyr's cooking, "Meh, but okay. Passable".
Sindri is just like a sweet, calm and lovely uncle for Artreus. So sad their relation got bitter because of Odin.
Maybe in the dlc, Sindri can forgive Atreus and restore their relation.
It will take a while for thst…Even if they save his life he may not forgive them
Well he will be their ally but prolly not their friend fir a while
@@rapidash-cl2gt Well, he might. You never know, it could happen.
A year later, I know. But I can't help but say, I don't think it was Odin that soured their bond. I mean it was, but that was just the straw that broke the camals back.
As we know Sindri, he is incredibly kind, thoughtful, funny, weird, and non-confrontational. Not to mention his skills in Blacksmithing is just as good as Brok. This means that Sindri would be treated as a valued member of the team, right? Not so. In GoW 2018, Sindri immediately after learning Kratos and Atreus' relationship with Faye, tasks himself with bettering the Axe, free of charge. Sure it may be a sorry attempt at upping his brother's work, and Kratos and Atreus saved him from the dragon, but other than that basically for nothing in return. Gives free upgrades to said Axe. Gives info on Magni and Modi. Gives magic arrows to Atreus, which just so happened to be the Mistletoe needed to break Baldur's curse so they could kill him.
Now lets go to Ragnarok. Sindri in this game, continues to be the Giver but increased to an elevan. Sindri helps Atreus on his mission to see Freya. Tells Atreus his deepest secret in that he went to the Lake of Souls to revive Brok, showing how much Sindri and Atreus' friendship have grown as well as shows how much Sindri trusts Atreus. Trust that then leads to Sindri opening his home to Kratos, Atreus, and everyone else over time. Gave Kratos Draupnir, a ring that Sindri very much cared for and was sad to give away. The compass, the Yggdrasil Seeds, the light lamp, all freely given. What was he given back in return? Not much anything good, and some bad. Sindri's good will gifts weren't even talked about by the team at all either, like they didn;t even notice Sindri doing it. Sindri then gets paw swiped by Bear Atreus, only because he stepped up to try and calm him down because he thought their bond was strong enough. SIndri just kept giving and giving and giving. Odin killing Brok finally allowed Sindri to see the imbalance in his relations with the others.
This is not me saying that Sindri was justified in hating Kratos and Atreus like he did. No one could have known it was Odin, until it was too late. What I am saying, is that Sindri was the good guy from day 1. He was always kind, gracious, giving, supportive, and all he got in return was everything he cared most for being taken away from him.
Sindri is such a good person.
*was :(
Shame he does
You know something wrong when Brok doesn't like your cooking.
Also, I feel bad for Sindri after this moment. Man gave everything indeed.
Brok actually did like it he wouldn't have said later on that it was passible if he hated it
Going back and seeing some of Tyr's action really shows the kind of subtle play at work. A simple comment causing an argument, knowing full well of the opinions and interests of Kratos and Atreus. Fermenting a problem to sell a solution. Of course it wouldn't be the first time that the conflict of interest between people was taken advantage of.
Notice how after Atreus eats the stew he wakes up in a weird mushroom Kingdom. The Nordics were know for eating the mushrooms
Except Odin hates Mushrooms and would never put any in a meal he personally prepared.
In Sindri's house, dinner was always a big thing. We had a stew course and then we had a venison or elk. Tyr did the stew work. He was doing a year for contempt, and he had this wonderful system for doing the vegetables.
Brok always added too many onions to the sauce but it was still a pretty good sauce
I do feel odin missed a good opportunity to poison everyone. Then again I suppose you would need a pretty strong poison to kill a bunch of gods.
He needed Atreus alive
If poison worked, you'd think Zeus would have tried it by now
He also would have been expected to eat the stew he prepared himself, they would all wonder why he was waiting.
These Sindri transitions are so smooth
Brok makes a comment on the soup having vegetables.
In Svartalheim Dwarves can only get supplies like fruits and vegetables from Odin in Asgard.
Since Midgard Alfheim and vanahiem are suffering from fimblewinter the only place "Tyr" could get them was from Asgard
Great catch mate.
it feels really monstrous how natural Odin is when it comes to lying
I like to think Odin slips a bit of himself in. “Cooking seems to be the only thing that calms my mind.” That’s probably true for the king of gods, whose obsession is discovering his own purpose, but then again it might be true for Tyr too
Great, Atreus is becoming full of himself again
As much as I love Atreus, he is very insufferable in this scene, looking for meaning where none exists and trying to start conflict.
3:12 subtle foreshadowing
A little suprised Odin didn't work a subtle curse or charm into the stew. Guess he thought the dwarves would notice.
To great a risk considering what he has to lose, both his life by Kratos and Atreus refusing to help him complete the Mask.
After watching how upset Kratos gets by Atreus being referred to as Loki, it makes the scene where Brok calls out imposter Tyr so much more impactful. Him saying "You know that ain't his name" shows the respect Brok has for Kratos. Gone too soon 😢
Finally the time of the game where Kratos sits down to eat some πατσά. That's the real final goal of the game.
Tye really studied the Greek cuisine.
Honestly surprised Odin didn’t just take an opportunity to slip in some strong poison in the food or attempt to take them out so easily 😂
He needs Atreus so he can’t have him killed
@@everettenjeze6276and killing everyone besides Atreus would not make things easy with getting his help
Ignoring the fact that he needs Atreus help to complete the Mask and therefore needs both him and Kratos to still be alive, this is also assuming that poison would work on someone like Kratos and if it doesn’t, Odin is screwed because Kratos would have immediately figured out something was wrong, besides, he would have been expected to eventually eat the food he prepared himself, they would wonder why he was waiting.
Holly shit sindri made contact without vomiting!
Gotta love how Sindri is pretty much Loki his mom.
This grumpy ol'Brok, I swear to the god..😂
Brok at see how good it sees the stew he had to be blow away for it
I wonder if the thing about him liking cooking is true, or if it was some sort of weird dig at the real Tyr
he was a liar, terrible father and all around nasty individual but he was a great cook.
imagine an alternate reality where odin wasn’t a god and simply a chef and treated his family right.
Just popped into my head, and I thought it was a oddly satisfying idea. The redeemed Odin we never got to see in an alternate world. Never turned evil to begin with.
His food was passable, not great.
Heartbreaking to see how close Atreus and Sindri were, and to see what became of their friendship
The real one seeking vengeance was sindri in this game
I think the real tyr is actually a good cook it would of been cool for him to introduce the gang to recipes he acquired on his travels.
Of course; it was the fact that ImposTyr was using vegetable recipes (during Fimbulwinter when agriculture was impossible, meaning it must have been from Asgard) that raised some eyebrows.
@@WonkyTonkBotty the real tyr would use whatever what food was in sindri’s house he is very resourceful
@@WonkyTonkBotty Maybe. Do they have access to Vanaheim at this point in the story? They could have gathered wild vegetables from there.
@@Nugnugnug not yet but realm travel has been locked off there is no way to travel there expect by new the method of world tree seed and odin never joins them to go to Vanaheim but stay in his room where he "sleeps and meditate"
Are they drinking from the mugs we found in the Midgard mountain from the last game
Brok is sketchy of Tyr even here?
Or he just really doesn't like vegetables lol
Well yeah, it's a little suspicious that "Tyr" had vegetables when no other realm could grow food at the time except Asgard and maybe Vanaheim (which was locked at this point)
Man, it's always the food scenes
Working my son and the grill!
So champion manage to make the drift of Atreus and kratos. Sly
I’m sad that brok died
We all are mate, we all are.
teens heh alway do crazy thing
Brok stews have meat to not just vegetables
Not always.
Why is there two Sindri?
Thats Sindri and brok's power, they can appear anywhere at random areas
@@mike90susanoo84 ohhhh
Like so many other people before him, Atreus has misinterpreted prophecy, Loki is just a name, Ironwood is just a place and Champion of the Jotnar is nothing more than a title for a glorified marble holder, that’s it.
This is so fckin boring holy hell
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@@Aeviyr It is bro,compared to GoW 2018 this game had a lot of dull moments. Do I gotta bring up the section where you're gathering ingredients?
@@OfLanceTheLonginusStfu. Gow Ragnarok>gow 2018
Jee, I wonder why Tyr is in quotations.....