As we know Faye travelled to everywhen, and because of this it is possible that we might see Odin, Thor, Zeus, Hades and all the other gods in a future game. We saw the Egyptian goddess also, which suggests that we might see all of them again.

If that happens that would be very interesting to see their interaction.

Con el reciente anuncio de God of war Laufey, hay algo que me preguntó, ¿Cuanto tiempo le queda a Kratos? Por qué si bien aún ni ha salido el juego de Fey y aún queda por ver el viaje de Atreus en busca de más jotnars(que por cierto, yo creo que lo enviaran a tierras Americanas) y también queda aún el lanzamiento del Remake de la trilogía original, está pregunta que planteo es una que cada vez tenemos que tener mas en cuenta, por q lo más probable o al menos lo que yo creo es que sin contar el juego de Fey y los remakes, a god of war ya solo le quedan dos juegos más por lanzar, la historia de Atreus, y el final de Kratos, y esto es lo que más me preocupa, ya que si bien Cory Barlog no suele decepcionar hay al menos dos cosas que tenemos que tener en cuenta, 1: No sabemos que pasara con Cory o el estudio de aquí a que salga el final GoW, cualquier cosa puede pasar, y la segunda tiene que ver con el final de god of war Ragnarok, si bien las peleas de Thor y Odín para mi fueron perfectas, los sucesos entre pelea y pelea dejan algo que desear, a esto me refiero a que cuando Kratos toca el Gjallarhorn, cruza la puerta de Asgard y luego nos toca ir hasta el muro de Asgard los enfrentamientos que tenemos son contra guerreros guerreros Aesir, enemigos con los que ya luchamos hasta el cansancio en vanaheim y luego también en los trozos de Asgard que cayeron en el resto de los reinos, estos enemigos la verdad es que durante la parte final dejan bastante que desear, y son los únicos que enfrentamos hasta llegar con Thor, no enfrentamos a ninguna Valquiria durante ese momento, se supone que sustituyeron a las anteriores, pero solo vemos a Gna en El prólogo del juego y a Hrist y Mist después de crear al Ragnarok, ¿pero y el resto? a lo que quiero llegar es que es la fase final del juego, la caída de Asgard, es el Ragnarok y al parecer Asgard solo tiene guerreros Razos y a uno en una montura, nada más, Espero que en las próximas entregas y en la del juego de Fey algo así no vuelva a ocurrir, ya que God of war es mi saga favorita y es probable que ya le quede poco y yo al igual que todos queremos disfrutar de lo que le queda.

No se que le vaya a deparar el futuro a Kratos, si una muerte dolorosa, o una digna, o que su futuro sea liberar a los humanos del resto de los dioses no lo sé, pero creo que todos queremos q tenga el final que se merece,

Good. Starting from GOW2018, runes and symbols began to play an important role. There are symbols on the sword in an unknown language. Maybe it's something in ancient Mongolian. I suggest we translate together.

----

Update 1 About Sword:

I remember that some leaks mentioned Excalibur being in the game, so I decided to dig into it a bit. Here's what I found.

1. Worthiness and the Sword in the Stone

The sword is embedded in a cube, which could be a reference to the Sword in the Stone legend—or perhaps something similar. Faye tries to convince Rue that she needs the sword, which reminds me of the Arthurian motif where only a worthy person can claim Excalibur.

1. The Dragon on the Hilt

There's a dragon depicted on the sword's hilt. In the legends of King Arthur, Merlin is closely associated with dragons. It's possible that the sword was forged by dragons, belonged to them, or was created to slay them. Interestingly, Betce also resembles a dragon in appearance, which might explain why he's afraid of the weapon.

1. The Sword's Rainbow Trail

If you watch the trailer in slow motion, you can see that the sword leaves behind a rainbow-colored trail. This reminded me of Caladbolg from Irish mythology, a sword that was said to unleash a massive arc of light. Some scholars and authors have linked Caladbolg to Excalibur or considered it one of the possible inspirations for King Arthur's legendary sword.

I also noticed that there are symbols on the other side of the blade as well, but unfortunately I haven't been able to find a clear enough frame to examine them properly.

It might be worth looking for something in Old English.

Absolute hype for this game! Enjoy this gorgeous wallpaper.

If this could be the Ribbon attached to the Sword. This could be a Meaning of another God named “Ne Zha” from the Chinese Mythology known for his God killing weapons it is said that Ne Zha is a menace and uncontrollable God that protects and bring justice to the innocents. If this could be a path for the God of War story this could lead into an interesting Journey. Maybe Begtse is afraid for a reason. (Depicted on the Gameplay Reveal of God of War Laufey)

Okay, I'm mulling over the new info given to us about the Laufey storyline, and some things are clicking more than most. Specifically, I'm more interested about the implications of the Power of Hope.

I understand that all magic is borne from the Everywhen, and it all returns there. That's the cosmic rule that's now set-up for this new game. That means that all the greek gods who were possessed by the box's magic inadvertently returned the magic back to Everywhen.

Only problem is that the Power of Hope was never returned to Everywhen. I think it's very clear now that, Out of all the powers that were returned or are present in Everywhen, Athena was fixated on the power of hope, and wanted to use it to herself. She can't use something that's not in the beyond yet.

This is where Kratos comes in. Rather than giving it to Athena, and by extension returning it to Everywhen, he releases that power to the people of Greece. Now gods can't abuse that power for themselves.

To me, this is a callsign to a change in order. There was a certain orderr to the construction of the world. Primordial entities born from the magic of Everywhen and assume the creation of the lower realms. They die, as all things do, and the magic they possess returns back to Everywhen to presumably start a new cycle of life somewhere else in the cosmos. Creation goes on, rinse and repeat.

If you ask me, if even a single piece of that magic is unable to return, the cycle changes. Heck, if we want to go even further, then all the magic of norse mythology should've went to Everywhen after Ragnarok. But, again, we know that didn't happen since the Nine...Eight realms are still preserved.

Zeus didn't create a pantheon killer. He created a cosmic rule breaker. And I don't want to think about how integral the Power of Hope is the Everywhen.

My theory is that God of War: Laufey might finally explain how Kratos got to Midgard. After the Greek saga, he was basically dead in God of War III, and there was never a clear answer on how he survived or crossed into Norse mythology.

This is where dead gods end up, which is how he arrived. The cube or sword mentioned it. Týr also supports this idea since he’s hinted to have traveled between different mythologies and had access to weapons from other worlds.

So I think Laufey could finally connect all of this and explain how Kratos ended up in Midgard.

I am very sad that the community did not find any secrets on the GOWR Jotnar Editor map. If they are available, of course.

If you have a GOWR Jotnar Editor map and an ultraviolet flashlight, perhaps you can shine a light on it and the secrets will be found?

Pra quem tem entre 20 e 40 anos e jogou o God 1 e 2 no PS2 piratex deve lembrar, antes não existia uma tal de BSBrasil que fazia a legenda dos gods? Não tô falando da STR Brasil que ficou famosa recentemente com as fadublagem, tô falando de legenda, porque eu lembro que quando eu ia baixar as ISO do God, sempre vinha com essa legenda desse grupo. Só eu lembro disso ou mais alguém lembra?