What did YOU learn from God of War?

[A New Beginning]

The newest entry in the GOW series offers far more ambitious storytelling than the previous entries. The game tackles some heavy topics like toxic masculinity or fatherhood in a very unique fashion never seen before in gaming. Did the themes of the game speak to you personally?
Please discuss.

 

[Barnabas Reynolds]

Is the OT down?

 

[Mr. Poolman]

That gamers are easily blinded by presentation.

 

[Deleted member 29682]

I learned there was an OT for these kinds of discussions.

 

[Deleted member 249]

That I love it :D

 

[Papercuts]

I learned that boy is OP.

 

[Deleted member 16876]

BOI I do not know.

Seriously though, What I learned is that Cory is definitely the man.

 

[Deleted member 14080]

I've learned that Sony is on fire this gen.

 

[Kolx]

That a game can actually be good at everything.

 

[Midas]

That I'm right, and that reviewers are wrong.

 

[Deleted member 249]

As much as I loved God of War, I learned that hyperbole is a thing

 

['3y Kingdom]

That a game can actually be good at everything.

Click to shrink...

Yep. Jack of all trades, as they say.

 

[IIFloodyII]

Kratos is a super interesting character.

 

[Brazil]

We understand that there is a lot of interest and enthusiasm for God of War right now with the title making huge waves, but not every passing thought about the game calls for a dedicated thread. For discussions like this please use the lively OT found here: https://www.resetera.com/threads/fans-of-old-school-zelda-should-check-out-god-of-war.37914/