Surtr's Reaction To Blades of Chaos On Kratos - God of War: Ragnarök
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Published 2022-12-25
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Played on: PlayStation 5 - PS5
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Available for: PlayStation 5
Game released: November 9th, 2022
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All Comments (21)
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“I didn’t know he was chill like that” - Everyone’s reaction to Surtr
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“Have you ever been in love? It’s pretty good” Man what a simple but effective response.
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"But I won't sacrifice her any more than you would him" I like how Kratos didn't utter another word and was actually ready to leave
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I like how surtr is this jaded old man who's too tired to give anymore than 10% in a conversation
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The most painful part for Surtr wasn't getting stabbed in the heart. It was stabbing Sinmara's heart, the last piece he has of her.
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Surtr is actually forging a sword that can hold his primordial flame but all of them fail,melt instantly. That's why he said "yeah .... that could work" he actually tried to melt blade of chaos. Surtr was a mad giant
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You can tell how much Kratos and Surtur understand one another. Two very old and weary men, who can't be bothered with long conversation anymore, and that will do anything to protect the ones they love; everyone else be damned.
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The Blades being the substitute of the Weapon surtur was destined to make. The Blades that killed the last pantheon saved this one
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Surtr being a totally reasonable dude. Not looking for a fight, or trying to force anyone to do anything... that's a surprise, and brilliantly done.
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Hephaestus had some serious skill in that he forged those blades not only in depths of Tartarus itself but with primordial fire to such peerless craftsmanship they survived two apocalypses entirely unscathed. It's kind of Kratos's greatest blessing and curse in that they'll never fail him but they'll always be there to remind him of his past.
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Past Kratos would have had a boss fight with him the moment he said no
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Love how he says "Put those in here" but waits until Kratos tries to say "Not here". He was this close to just getting shanked needlessly.
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1:54 Surtr's line delivery, so subtle but so good.
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0:29 I recognize that movement lol. Heard a Raven and immediately went, “Where the hell is that slippery little bastard?”
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Surtr is an amazing char Also love how Kratos doesnt arugue and understands totally. young Kratos wouldve forced them to fuse, old Kratos understands things far better now. Mimir may be the smartest man in the world, but Kratos is the wisest. The sad thing is they probally didnt need Surtur...
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I like this expansion on the lore of the Blades. They were forged from something so ancient and primal that they keep their power no matter where they go. Freya said that magik comes from the land, and it makes sense that as the Greek deities died all of Kratos' Greek magiks went with them, but these Blades kept their power even after all that. I really hope they keep this series going. I get the feeling we haven't begun to see everything The Blades of Chaos are capable of.
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I'm not gonna sacrifice her any more than your willing to do him kratos felt that he had to walk away
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Huh... parallel I just noticed. Surtr and Haephestus. Both smiths that assist Kratos, then use their respective element on him, only to then be killed by him. The difference is that Surtr did it with consent and warning, as a precondition to his help; while Haephestus offered his aid first, only to later reveal it was a betrayal and attempt to kill Kratos. Similarities and differences.
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Surtr's design is really fascinating. While his skin looks like hardened lava, his skeleton seems to be made of bronze in the style of nordic knotwork, almost like he is a construct
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To Defy Fate and overcome the "Order of things," The Blades of Chaos were needed.
