Looked polynesian to me. After some research, this is likely Kaulu. If you look at the letters at the bottom, the name checks out: 5 letters, with the 3rd and 5th being the same, Kaulu.

He is a young hawaiian trickster demigod who controls the weather and nature. The story goes that he travelled to the land of the gods in search of his brother, Kaeha, who had been taken. He kills a couple gods in the process, so it's safe to say in the GoW universe he'll be allying with Faye to rescue his brother and return home.

This kinda mirrors Kratos' journey as well, with Deimos and all. My guess is Faye may see a bit of her husband (and son) in this boy and serve as a guiding figure to direct him away from a path of hate and revenge - but hopefully we don't go there for the millionth time.

Shoutout to Tom Moro on twitter, he was the one who deciphered that symbol, showing it means water in ancient Sumerian language. Water is also closely related to the moon god Nanna from Sumerian mythology. The same guy also said he looked similar to the god Nanna because of the horns, his kinda crescent moon shaped staff and his skirt. I had to look up some pictures of that God and they honestly look convincing. I also, myself did some research on that sun symbol on the card. In Sumerian mythology, Nanna is the father of the sun god Utu, maybe that guy has a potential role in why his father is locked up. He does look like a kid himself tho so take this with a grain of salt. Do what u will with that information. It's honestly really exciting how they drop hints in everything they reveal so the fans can come together to kinda figure out shit. The game also looks to lean more towards mythology than ragnarok, kinda similar to 2018, or even more.

Did anyone else notice you could see the tower from the edge of the Yggdrasil???

A Telegram channel shared photos of weapons allegedly seized from a man executed for terrorism.

Apparently, the Leviathan Axe was part of the evidence.

Even though we haven't gotten much, the concept art for this game has been exceptionally good. We still haven't even gotten a look at the actual world yet. Also refer to the pictures 7, 8 and 9. The 9th picture is the card that the audience in the laufey comic con panel got. Seems to have a connection with the cards in the collector's box. That will probably be the 51st card in the deck. I wonder if these are ranked based on how important the characters and creatures are in the story, with sekhmet being at 7, bloodwalker being at 42 and the last few cards being items and stuff. Could be a regular chest, could be a much more important chest.

So, right after Zeus's fight alongside round 2 inside Gaia's heart

Kratos kills them both via stabbing Zeus with Blade of Olympus

After we see Zeus's corpse, Kratos removes the blade and does a little walking before Zeus fights again in his fear form

But let's say at that point, Zeus was gone for real

Where was Kratos going?

2018 really does do a masterful job of introducing and showcasing Thor and Odin as looming, narrative-haunting threats without them making a single physical appearance with the exception of the little secret ending scene. I remember when Ragnarok was about to come out and the build-up behind these two was absolutely massive and one they lived up to very well imo. I hope we get more antagonists with this much build-up and hype behind them at some point.

What is your favorite quote from Norse-era Kratos?

Tried reloading and starting from other areas but did not help. Tried with mnk too. Any other people facing this same issue?

SOLVED- USED INFINITE JUMPS

Which part of the game does this scene appear in? I finished the game but never saw it, or is this scene from a trailer? I'm curious.

I did NG+ already, grabbed the NG+ Valkyrie gear and Sigrun pommel, have my axe and blades maxed out?

Will GMGOW be hair pulling-level agonizing as most say, or will a 2nd NG+ make it more bearable?

So, I've been replaying Ragnarok as a refresher for Laufey and I just did the Helheim mask quest + the follow up mission where Atreus and Kratos have a heart to heart.

The fact that the mask reacts during the initial mission and then just stops doing so out of nowhere at the end always bothered me. Some people have theorised that because the realms are all on top of one another, it was the right place in the wrong realm, but that doesn't really explain why it stopped reacting.

Given what Laufey is about, and what happens due to Garm being freed (Atreus and Kratos basically fixing their relationship), I can't help but wonder if Laufey somehow used a different mask or energy to cause the one Atreus had to react and lead him to free Garm. Once that was accomplished, she no longer had to do so, hence the reaction disappearing.

Am I overthinking this?

already seen a bunch of people mention that you can't buy it anymore as of late (at least in the US) but this is how it is listed on the website. sony get your shit together.

Oracle Cards may contain spoiler if you open them before finishing the game 😂

6 hours in and Kratos already killed greek legends, Gaia and Hades. He sure loves bashing heads.

Played some GOW 1 & 2 as a kidand completed 2018 recently and I must say I'm enjoying the action of GOW 3.

Not to hate on them but new Norse games are slow-paced. Good in their sense, but this is entirely different flavour. Not necessarily better than norse. But loving it.

I could argue it has better story telling than the main game...... ok so before I get melted down in the comments, I love and adore GoW 3 and the story and what led to Kratos being like this (though I may add they kinda butchered him just a bit in it) but anyway.

GOD do you get to know a lot about a lot of events in the series as a whole and not just this game only?

I was playing God Of War 3 yesterday with the goal of just f'ing around and not doing anything but having read some of the notes while playing hit me different and made me appreciate the game more than I ever did.

There are the paintings that I of course won't show all but there are definitely stuff u can spend a lot of time analyzing haha. Also Daedalus' workshop and notes do tell a lot about his life.

First thing strongly defends Gaia's claim of her sheltering Zues when he was a kid (In the 2nd image you could see his own drawings, which is kinda cute also awww lol) (I had to grab a screenshot online coz I forgot to take one myself xD.)

"Hades, I beg at your Palace gates, grant me a reprieve!
Have I not become all you have wanted?
Are my debts not paid in full?

How long must I hope for a rescue that will never come?
He becomes a god, while I rot and suffer.

Release me so that I may have my revenge!" For context that's the barbarian king in God Of War 2 who he says also he had to fight his way out to fight Kratos again. It's kind of obvious yes but it also tells you more context about it as if Hades refused to let this guy out and gave him some sort of challenge.

A note scrawled by a tortured soul:

The melody, it plays on and will not stop.
The voice sings of pain and loss. These things I know too well, but still can bear.

It is when the voice sings of hope that I learn true anguish,
a longing for that which I can never have.

There's a good sense of mystery about this one, you never know who this person is and you could have a lot of theories about who this might be and it could work out potentially.

A note written by a young soul:

The fires! The people screaming!
I was so scared. Why didn't father protect us?

The Judges say I have to go now to Elysium and that it will be nice there.

I miss my family.

That's Calliope. It's amazing we also got to see more stuff connecting to chains of olympus and how she went to Elysium.

A note scrawled by a tortured soul:

He was my responsibility.
It was my burden to raise him, teach him right from wrong.

All who get too near him suffer or die.
His wife, his child, his brother, and now me.

I failed him; as a mother, as a human being. His sins are mine to bear.
Punish me for his shortcomings, and grant my son redemption.

It's amazing that we see Kratos' mother still defending her son this hard, like most parents would do.

I left the one for the boat captain out coz it's kinda obvious xD. But that was only in Hades.

But yes. the game does tell you a lot that might make sense or fill the gaps for other games.

Hell it also tells you a lot about poseidon and his obsession with pandora's box and trying to discover it.

I had a fun time replaying the game when my main goal was just f'ing around and I came to realize how awesome it is.

Includes a statue of Faye which lights up, a deck of 51 Oracle Cards, and an art minibook. Costs €150 https://direct.playstation.com/es-es/buy-accessories/god-of-war-laufey-collector-box

In the ending of gow 3 when you fight gaia, she tells kratos that her world bleeds and stands in ruin because of him killing all the gods but wouldn't the same have happened if SHE and her titans killed the gods as well? Or did i get everything wrong and the titans wanted to just trap the gods like they to them?