10 mysterious things in God of War that not everyone knows (P1)

God of War contains many mysteries that not everyone knows.

Like previous games, Kratos can upgrade his weapons and equipment to increase his strength. In the game, Kratos will have many stats that affect his combat ability such as Strength (Strength), Runic, Defense (Defence), Recovery (Vitality), Luck and Cooldown. Usually, there are two ways to upgrade these stats: to increase the strength of Kratos and to upgrade equipment through the two blacksmiths Brok and Sindri.

However, there is another way to increase Kratos’s power that not everyone knows about, which is absorbing the power of the World Tree – Yggdrasil. The player can easily find and absorb the power of Yggdrasil while traveling through the Lake of Nine.

The world in God of War is really large when it includes the Nine Worlds like in the original Norse Mythology. However, in addition to the Nine Worlds, the game also includes two other worlds, Muspelheim and Niflheim. Neither of these areas requires players to go through, but Muspelheim and Niflheim contain a lot of challenges and the rewards for completing these challenges are also extremely worthy.

In this latest game, Kratos has to take on the fatherhood, and his past temper has also softened somewhat. But Kratos’s “trophies” in the past are still there, and Kratos indirectly told Atreus a part of his background in the past when the father and son crossed the Nine Worlds Lake, Kratos told his son. The story of a horse, a deer, and a hunter. They are all metaphors to talk about Kratos’ former self.

The Blades of Chaos in Kratos’ hand may have become a symbol of this hack-and-slash game series, when the image of two blades flying up and down was once the terror of the gods on Mount Olympus. Coming to the 2018 game, with many changes in gameplay and context, the weapon Kratos used has now changed, the holy ax Leviathan has been replaced by the Blades of Chaos. No matter how “heavy” the new ax Leviathan Ax is, perhaps the image of the twin blades Kratos used in the past still makes many people nostalgic. And fortunately, players will see Blades of Chaos again in the second half of the game. And like his colleague Leviathan Ax, players can completely upgrade Blades of Chaos to enhance their own strength.

However, unleashing the full power of Blades of Chaos is relatively difficult, as players will have to defeat one of the most difficult bosses in the game. Specifically, players will have to go to Muspelheim and destroy the boss Valkyrie to be able to maximize the power of the Blades of Chaos. A relatively difficult challenge but well worth it for those who overcome it.

When gamers proceed to order the special version of the game, they will receive the Steelbook game disc version, not the normal plastic game discs. And on the face of this Steelbook disc, there are “ancient” lines that make many people curious about their meaning.

Fortunately, a gamer with the nickname Wolfstrong1995 was able to translate the entire text printed on this game disc, and they mean the following: “This is the story of a bear and a wolf, they roaming the Nine Worlds to fulfill a promise made to a deceased person; walk on the path of the dawn, to uncover the secrets waiting to be revealed.”

As you probably know, the above lines are referring to the journey of father and son Kratos to fulfill their promise to his late wife. It’s interesting, isn’t it?

(To be continued…)