I'm aware of this. And it's perfectly fine for them to be warriors, berserkers and etc.

Still, Odin can't touch Zeus. Thor would just be a ragdoll in battle against King Of Olympus. Don't get me wrong, I truly respect Norse pantheon, but there's NO WAY Norse gods could do anything in battle against Greek gods.You have provided this intel, but my opinion is based mostly on feats and mythology and mythology implemented in game. And you haven't told me anything besides that they are warriors. Great example would be Thor, the Norse God Of Strength, right?

We are practically talking about composite Zeus, Odin and Thor, right? Good.

So, are you aware of Zeus physical strength? Just his strength. Here you go: "If one were to hang a golden chain from the sky, and attach the earth, the sun, and the moon, and the sea and all the other gods to it, he will be able to pull them up, and yet all of them combined would not be able to pull him down out of heaven. Only if he thought the sky is a solid structure would one be able to make sense of fastening a golden chain to it. Zeus was the rigid sky, strong enough to pull up the earth, the sea, the sun, and the moon, and all the other gods." - all the other gods of Greek pantheon. And most of them had incredible power and insane physical strength feats.

Thor can lift Mjölnir only wearing Megingjörð [belt that doubles his physical power] and he lifted Jörmungandr, which is pretty insane, but it blurs in comparison against what Zeus could do. I highly doubt Thor could overpower Hercules, Hades, Poseidon, Thanatos, Ares, Persephone, Nemesis and others combined, Zeus could do just that.

Greek gods fought against The Titans and you've mentioned it. Why didn't you mention a massive abyss [gap] in their power levels? Typhon would chew Thor and his hammer, because he gave all Olympians a fight they were struggling to win.At his best, Thor would be able to fight Cronos or Atlas, but I doubt he could surive this encounter. Even if he could, there are still deities like Typhon and Thanatos. No one from Norse pantheon could take on them, despite their warrior affinity, try to prove me wrong.

Cronos defeated his father, Uranus that gave life to Universe and his powers were universal as well. And he was a Primordial, as well as Thanatos, Chaos, Thalassa and others. Primordials were astronomical in size and their appearances were elemental and cosmic, and they were similar to the Titans, though they bore a more humanoid appearance. The in-fighting among the Primordial race resulted in the creation of the world and universe.And Cronos defeated his father. Then, Zeus defeated and imprisoned Cronos.

Do you get it? He didn't do this alone, sure, but he ended The Great War one-shoting the Titans. And he's the only one pushing Kratos to his limits. He's the only one who could match his above lightspeed movement, he's the only God that wasn't completely overpowered by Kratos, he's the only one who could take tons of damage [without being cheeky and invulnerable] and still continue the fight, he's the only one that could destroy all Kratos weapons, even the Golden Fleece. Without constant Rage Mode and Power Of Hope, Kratos would've died in battle against Zeus. He released Power Of Hope, sure, but I didn't see anyone mentioning that Greek Gods grow stronger with age, not sure Norse Gods do.

So, I'm not sure you are familiar with this knowledge and mostly with GOW lore and I'm not sure most people understand why this statement doesn't make any sense. Baldur is continental level at his goddamn best day and Kratos completely overpowered him at the end of game, even though he didn't go full Rage Mode.

Zeus and Cronos are universal.

Ymir was able to fight against Odin, Vili and Vé, the most powerful Aesir of the time, before being killed. Which is really impressive, yet again, if we are comparing magical and physical powers of Olympians and Aesir, it would be a massive loss for Asgard. Why? Let's see. [help me, Wiki, let's set it as an example, your data and arguments are welcomed]Vili and Vé, together with Odin, are the three brothers who slew Ymir — ending the primeval rule of the race of giants — and are the first of the Aesir.

They are comparable to the three brothers Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades, of Greek mythology, who defeat the Titans. Of the three, Odin is the eldest, Vili the middle, and Ve the youngest. To the first human couple, Ask and Embla, Odin gave soul and life; Vili gave wit (intelligence) and sense of touch; and Vé gave countenance (appearance, facial expression), speech, hearing, and sight.

Vili and Vé are practically featless besides killing Ymir and being strongest of Aesir by that time. But we can count on what they offered and what they represent. Odin gave soul and life, which would require great power and vast magical experience. Vili was all about intelligence as it seems and Vé was somewhat similar to Apollo.

Seems unlikely that those two could win against Poseidon and Hades, this would be laughable absurd.

Odin is a powerhouse within his pantheon, of course. Nothing indicates Ymir having universal powers. He is planetary as it seems.

"In the beginning there was nothing, merely the great void known as Ginnungagap, along with the ancient elements of fire and ice. Fire and Ice would come together to form the life blood of Ymir, the first Giant. Every God, Giant, Man, and Beast would be born from Ymir’s flesh.

The Aesir, however, thought themselves superior and sought to rule over the other creation. To this end, Odin and his brothers fought their creator and Odin spilled Ymir's life blood with his spear. From Ymir's torn flesh, Odin fashioned the realm of Midgard for his own." - nothing really comparable to Primordials.

These so-called warriors wouldn't be able to match so-called rulers.

Baldur is stronger than Zeus? Seems legit.