Talk about anything GOW-related here. It can be about any of the 4 games (GOW, GOW2, GOW betrayel, and GOW chains of olympus) as well as the upcoming GOW3.
Here's a question i've been wondering: If kratos can just come back if he dies (since he killed the fates), why is there always a game-over when you die? The fact that they are dead should be brought up in GOW3. Correct me if i'm wrong about any of this.
God of War Topic
Re: God of War Topic
by Ridder » October 1st, 2009, 1:47 pm
Actually, Kratos can come back anytime, he always gets out of hell,remember?
It's just that, for some reason, the creators haven't worked out that plot hole yet, It's all very confusing when you try to make a game about gods, because it defies all sense of death if there is a god of the "Underworld".
As for the Fates thing, it just means he defied fate itself, because no matter how strong they were, the fates weren't blade/hammer/spear/magic/bow proof.
Anyone remember that time you had to beat the goop out of that one titans eye just for a long range weapon?Why did we have to kill that one man again (He was over a fire and begging for Kratos to kill him).
It's just that, for some reason, the creators haven't worked out that plot hole yet, It's all very confusing when you try to make a game about gods, because it defies all sense of death if there is a god of the "Underworld".
As for the Fates thing, it just means he defied fate itself, because no matter how strong they were, the fates weren't blade/hammer/spear/magic/bow proof.
Anyone remember that time you had to beat the goop out of that one titans eye just for a long range weapon?Why did we have to kill that one man again (He was over a fire and begging for Kratos to kill him).
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Re: God of War Topic
by Blablob » October 1st, 2009, 5:44 pm
Oh yeah I remember that! His name was Promethieus and you had to find the bow in the titan's layer than use it to shoot him down.
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