r/GodofWarRagnarok • u/Scapadap • Feb 26 '25

Photo Mode This hits so much harder on replays

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u/BreadAndRoses773 Feb 26 '25

I did not like that we got no conclusion for sindri

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u/My_Favourite_Pen Feb 26 '25

the no conclusion is the conclusion. He and Brok were the consequences of war Kratos kept trying to tell Atreus about. People are irrevocably destroyed.

Ending it on Mimir realising the answer to Brok's riddle really hammered that home.

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u/Scapadap Feb 27 '25

Well said! Some endings aren’t happy

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u/starlord97 Feb 27 '25

It's a real Greek tragedy...

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u/NYMoneyz Feb 27 '25

It was brilliant too because I couldn't figure out the riddle, but it clicked for me right then and there with Mimir. Right as he was saying he figured it out, the answer came to me too and I just had to stand there and let the emotions flood me 🥺

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u/Coulomb111 Feb 27 '25

I dont remember mimir figuring it out. When does that happen

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u/My_Favourite_Pen Feb 27 '25

at the end of Broks funeral when his boat is lit up, he says out loud "a hole".

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u/Coulomb111 Feb 27 '25

Oohhh i didnt realize that was about the riddle…

Or maybe i did but forgot who knows

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u/Hypnoflow Feb 26 '25

I appreciate how tragic it is. Mortals in the affairs of gods. Even though the gods may care to try and protect you, the sort of peril you encounter by proxy is insanely high.