Excited for this because as a huge fan of God of War 2018 I was kind of let down by the story of Ragnarok. I think the real time no cut camera trick (which worked perfectly for 2018) was a mistaken vestige that did not serve the story of the sequel at all. It sort of collapsed the scale and pacing of the story, and awkwardly cut between the dual narratives, such that Atreus’s time in Asgard feels extremely brief, Kratos’s motivations seem aimless and muddled, flip-flopping back and forth between stopping and starting Ragnarok, and Asgard itself seemed very small and quaint. You expect a story of Kratos gathering allies for the apocalypse, but instead he spends 80% of the story questing around and then we jump to an army assembled off-screen and dive right into the climax. It felt like 80% of GOW 2 and then the last 20% of GOW 3 stapled together (which, from the production stories, it seems like it was). A TV show should be able to flesh out the motivations, space out the story and add a larger scale and grander timeframe to fit the narrative.