lordbrick
Dad of BOI!!
"Boy."
According to a Reddit user who counted them all, Kratos said "Boy" 119 times during the Story campaign of God of War. That is crazy!
GOW3 ended in a very satisfying way with Kratos sacrificing himself to release hope to the world that fell into Chaos after the death of the Greek Gods. I thought to myself, "Hey, what a great game, and a nice ending." Then that post credit scene happened with Kratos body nowhere to be found and a trail of blood heading to the chaos. After that, I knew we were getting another game.
God of War Ascension then happened, and while it was good, doesn't compare to the trilogy. After the disappointing sales, I thought God of War was finally ending. I lost all hope. Then E3 2016 happened.
It opened with a small boy playing with his toys outside his home. I knew immediately that this was wither taking place in the past or a post apocalyptic future.
"BOY!"
Alright, so maybe a son and father type game like Last of Us.
"Your mother's knife, it is yours now."
Large man hiding in the shadows, still thinking it the Last of Us spinoff.
"She taught you to hunt?"
"What she knew."
"Show me..."
OK, he's walking out. Wait! Is that!?
"I am hungry...Feed Us!"
Kratos! After almost ten years since God of War 3, Kratos' story was finally continuing on! I had to wait for years to find out what happened after the third and we were finally getting a new game. The trailer was epic, the graphics looked great, and the setting was NORSE! Hell yeah!
Two years of trailers and clips from the game and I could finally watch theradbrad play the game. (Still saving up to buy myself a PS4 but I keep spending money on minifigures.)
The story was phenomel and the gameplay looked awesome! I can't wait to play the game for myself and I already know we're getting a sequel after the secret ending!
Anyway, the Kratos minifigure is from Leyilebrick and Atreus is just a quick build of my own. Brown hair, Bard the Bowman's son's face, an arrow and quiver from Kili, forget where the torso is from and legs from a dwarf.
Dad of BOI!!
"Boy."
According to a Reddit user who counted them all, Kratos said "Boy" 119 times during the Story campaign of God of War. That is crazy!
GOW3 ended in a very satisfying way with Kratos sacrificing himself to release hope to the world that fell into Chaos after the death of the Greek Gods. I thought to myself, "Hey, what a great game, and a nice ending." Then that post credit scene happened with Kratos body nowhere to be found and a trail of blood heading to the chaos. After that, I knew we were getting another game.
God of War Ascension then happened, and while it was good, doesn't compare to the trilogy. After the disappointing sales, I thought God of War was finally ending. I lost all hope. Then E3 2016 happened.
It opened with a small boy playing with his toys outside his home. I knew immediately that this was wither taking place in the past or a post apocalyptic future.
"BOY!"
Alright, so maybe a son and father type game like Last of Us.
"Your mother's knife, it is yours now."
Large man hiding in the shadows, still thinking it the Last of Us spinoff.
"She taught you to hunt?"
"What she knew."
"Show me..."
OK, he's walking out. Wait! Is that!?
"I am hungry...Feed Us!"
Kratos! After almost ten years since God of War 3, Kratos' story was finally continuing on! I had to wait for years to find out what happened after the third and we were finally getting a new game. The trailer was epic, the graphics looked great, and the setting was NORSE! Hell yeah!
Two years of trailers and clips from the game and I could finally watch theradbrad play the game. (Still saving up to buy myself a PS4 but I keep spending money on minifigures.)
The story was phenomel and the gameplay looked awesome! I can't wait to play the game for myself and I already know we're getting a sequel after the secret ending!
Anyway, the Kratos minifigure is from Leyilebrick and Atreus is just a quick build of my own. Brown hair, Bard the Bowman's son's face, an arrow and quiver from Kili, forget where the torso is from and legs from a dwarf.