{"id":167984,"date":"2021-01-14T22:30:22","date_gmt":"2021-01-14T22:30:22","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/gamerant.com\/god-of-war-ragnarok-biggest-question\/"},"modified":"2021-01-14T22:30:22","modified_gmt":"2021-01-14T22:30:22","slug":"god-of-wars-ragnarok-sequel-could-answer-the-games-biggest-question-to-date","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/itteacheritfreelance.hk\/wordpress\/index.php\/2021\/01\/14\/god-of-wars-ragnarok-sequel-could-answer-the-games-biggest-question-to-date\/","title":{"rendered":"God of War’s Ragnarok Sequel Could Answer the Games’ Biggest Question to Date"},"content":{"rendered":"

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God of War<\/em><\/strong> 2018 was one of the PS4\u2019s most successful exclusives, and many fans are excited for the upcoming sequel, which hints that \u201cRagnarok is coming\u201d in the trailer. The last game showed players a far\u00a0more grizzled Kratos than the one seen in the original trilogy, and shifted the setting from ancient Greece to Midgard, the mortal world of Norse mythology.<\/p>\n

This means that God of War<\/a><\/em>\u2019s Ragnarok sequel could answer one of the biggest questions in the God of War<\/em> franchise to date. Between Ragnarok itself and the potential death of all the Norse gods, players could finally gain insight into one crucial change that took place between God of War 3<\/em> and 2018\u2019s God of War<\/em>.<\/p>\n

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The original God of War<\/em> trilogy<\/a> took place in a world where the Hellenic pantheon was real. Kratos grew up in the historical city-state of Sparta and had interactions with the Greek gods from Ares to Zeus, and even the Titans. Up until God of War<\/em> 2018, it was fair for most fans to assume that the story of God of War<\/em> took place exclusively within a\u00a0universe based on the ancient Greek view of the cosmos.<\/p>\n

However, God of War<\/em> 2018 established that Kratos<\/a> was able to leave Greece and travel to Midgard, ruled by the Norse gods. This begged a huge question \u2013 how did a new pantheon of gods come to exist after the destruction of the Greek gods at Kratos\u2019 hands?<\/p>\n

Ragnarok is the \u201cTwilight of the gods\u201d and the death and rebirth of the world in Norse mythology. In some versions, some gods do survive, like Magni and Modi<\/a>, Thor\u2019s sons who are said to take up his hammer after his death from the poison of the World Serpent. Magni and Modi, however, were both killed in 2018\u2019s God of War<\/em>.<\/p>\n

This makes it unlikely that the Ragnarok<\/a> seen in the God of War<\/em> universe will see the rebirth of the Norse pantheon. However, it could see the birth of the next Pantheon to come after the Greek gods and the Norse gods.<\/p>\n

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Exactly how this happens could give players a huge amount of insight into some of the events which must have taken place between God of War 3<\/em> and God of War<\/em> 2018<\/a>. It could even give players a far better understanding of what it means to be a god in the God of War<\/em> universe, where they derive their powers, and ultimately, where they come from.<\/p>\n

Since the worship of the Norse gods was followed by conversion to monotheistic Christianity in Northern Europe, it remains unclear what pantheon God of War<\/em> could set up as the successor to the Norse gods after Ragnarok. The types of gods God of War<\/em><\/a> deals with are more consistent with one another than they would be a monotheistic god, which would\u00a0likely\u00a0require other gods to have never existed.<\/p>\n

Nevertheless, witnessing the end of the world in God of War<\/em>\u2019s Ragnarok<\/a> could give players a far better idea of what takes place between the destruction of pantheons and how new gods arise in the God of War<\/em> universe. Even if a new pantheon isn\u2019t set to take over from the Aesir and Vanir, reaching that precipice could reveal the answers to some of the biggest questions fans have about the world of God of War<\/em> so far.<\/p>\n

God of War<\/em><\/strong>‘s sequel\u00a0<\/em><\/strong>is set to launch in 2021 for the PS5.<\/p>\n

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