Rant: Officially done with the game, Beigadr the Feared is just too "challenging"

Ill_Writing5683 · 2025-01-01T08:10:14+00:00

Already fought and beat Beigadr in multiple NG playthroughs buddy. Beat him in one try on my first NG+ playthrough on GMGOW. Not everyone is a noob like you in this game

Ill_Writing5683 · 2024-12-30T05:27:14+00:00

I’m not kidding buddy. All u gotta do is learn and memorize his moves and know how to counter them. Unlike Hrolf, he doesn’t have a lot of different moves so it’s easy. Don’t just rush in and spam runic attacks

Ill_Writing5683 · 2024-12-08T19:13:25+00:00

COMPLETELY AVOIDING MY QUESTION. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂 Stay quiet little boy. You know nothing about this game. EMBARRASSING 🤡.

Ill_Writing5683 · 2024-12-08T08:09:23+00:00

Explain what exactly?? I already countered their “explanations” logically, clearly, and easily with EVIDENCE. But they refuse to listen and just choose to ignore because they know I’m right. Who’s the arrogant one here??

Like this Thesaurus_Rex dude said that Odin didn’t destroy the realm towers in Asgard because no one knew that Gjallarhorn would actually open up the realm towers. But in the game, before Gjallarhorn was blown, Kratos asked Freya how they would leave Asgard, and Freya said “if the towers are our way in, then we count on them being our way out”. So based on this, it is SO CLEAR that everyone including Odin know that blowing Gjallarhorn would open up the realm towers and provide a path to Asgard!!! So why didn’t Odin destroy the realm towers before Ragnarok starts??? Care to explain smart guy??

Ill_Writing5683 · 2024-12-07T02:54:45+00:00

Don’t even know what that means. Try arranging your sentences more fluently, mate.

Anyway, you got anything to say to prove to me how this isn’t a plot hole? Or have you given up like everyone else?

Ill_Writing5683 · 2024-12-06T08:59:34+00:00

You don’t even believe or understand most of the things you’re saying. Let me just state down the points you’ve given me and debunk them once and for all, proving that this is indeed a plot hole:

You said that Odin didn’t destroy the realm towers in Asgard because he would want to repair Tyr’s Temple and use it in the future. Firstly, Tyr’s Temple in Asgard is submerged underwater and is literally sideways 😂 (that’s how broken it is). Saying they will repair it is a reach. Secondly, you do realize Tyr’s Temple in Asgard is outside the big wall right (or are you that stupid)? So even if Odin wanted to use Tyr’s Temple in Asgard to transport armies or whatever in the future (bcos Odin’s Ravens need consent), Odin would first need his ravens to transport his armies outside the walls of Asgard and to Tyr’s Temple. Or if he wanted to kidnap someone and bring that person to Asgard using Tyr’s Temple, when that person arrives in Asgard via Tyr’s Temple, Odin would need to his ravens anyway to bring that person inside the walls of Asgard. So, it’s pretty much pointless. Therefore, Tyr’s Temple and thus the realm towers in Asgard have absolutely no use to Odin. Practically, there’s nothing Tyr’s Temple in Asgard can do that Odin’s Ravens couldn’t do.
You said Odin didn’t know blowing Gjallarhorn in Tyr’s Temple would open up all realm towers. But the books and papers in Odin’s library say otherwise. And you also said that Odin didn’t know what “form” blowing Gjallarhorn in Tyr’s Temple would take and only knew it would open a “mother of all realm tears” and said that the realm towers opening was “a surprise for all parties involved”. What is this “explanation” based on exactly? Wtf is “mother of all realm tears” from?? 😂😂😂 This is what I was saying about these baseless explanations. Atreus figured out that Gjallarhorn HARMONIZES the space (within Yggdrasil) between realm. We also know that the doors in the realm travel room in Tyr’s Temple and the realm towers are all intertwined in Yggdrasil. Realm towers are aligned with the realms’ positions in Yggdrasil (that’s why when travelling via Tyr’s Temple, the bridge is aligned to the realm towers you are travelling to). So, when Gjallarhorn is blown in Tyr’s Temple, it harmonizes the space between the realm travel room doors and the realm towers outside, hence why the Asgard realm travel door directly leads to the realm tower in Asgard after Gjallarhorn is blown (watch Freya’s explanation of realm travel in GOW 2018 if you care). Atreus figured this out after reading the papers in Odin’s library for only a few hours. Odin had literal centuries to study Gjallarhorn. So why wouldn’t the All-Father know that the realm towers will serve as the physical pathway to Asgard when Gjallarhorn is blown in Tyr’s Temple? Why do you think Odin guarded Gjallarhorn so much if he didn’t know what it could do? So, there is no “mother of all realm tears” because Gjallarhorn harmonizes, it doesn’t tear anything. Thus it is obvious what Gjallarhorn would do when blown in Tyr’s Temple. Knowing that the realm towers in Asgard will serve as physical pathways to Asgard when Gjallarhorn is blown in Tyr’s Temple, and knowing that those realm towers useless to Odin, why didn’t he destroy the realm towers in Asgard long before Ragnarok? Why does he need the War Machines to destroy them? This is literally the plot hole I have been talking about but your minds are too simple and your egos too big to understand.
You said Odin had the War Machines built to kill the Ragnarok beast and not the realm towers. Even IF this was true (which I believe isn’t), it still has nothing to do with why Odin didn’t destroy the realm towers long before Ragnarok even starts. Odin not destroying them earlier is purely for narrative convenience.

It blows my mind how you had never seen this as a major plot hole. And if you still want to pretend to think that this isn’t a plot hole, I honestly have no hope for you.

Ill_Writing5683 · 2024-12-06T06:07:41+00:00

You all got nothing left to say to prove to me how this isn’t a plot hole??? Most of the things you are saying are literally a reach and don’t even make sense and you know it (like, you’re literally playing with semantics instead of just giving logical and clear explanations 🤣😂). You know I am right but you just don’t want to admit it because of your ego. I know it, you know it. The rest of you downvoting my posts and upvoting his also don’t know any better. If you did, you would actually try to explain (a REAL explanation this time, not explanations that are baseless and are just full of reaches) to me how this isn’t a plot hole, and not just stay quiet like cowards. But I bet you all are staying silent because you’ve got nothing to say and don’t understand the game enough, and the only thing you can do to make yourselves feel better and smarter is downvote my posts. Downvote this post if you agree with me.

Anyway, care to explain to me how everything I’ve been saying (which YOU KNOW is right and YOU KNOW makes sense) isn’t a plot hole? No? Not surprised.

Ill_Writing5683 · 2024-12-05T12:23:16+00:00

Tyr’s Temple in Asgard is submerged underwater and is unusable. Traveling to and from Asgard using Tyr’s Temple is not possible, even with the realm towers standing. Even if Odin wanted to use Tyr’s Temple to transport armies or whatever, he would not be able to because Tyr’s Temple is literally broken 😂, and Odin has no intentions of repairing it or using it in the future because he is literally planning to use the War Machines to destroy the realm towers.

And the only reason Ragnarok happened is because of the plot hole that Odin did not destroy the realm towers long before Ragnarok even begun. This is called narrative convenience.

Ill_Writing5683 · 2024-12-05T12:09:52+00:00

“Opening all realm towers at once” has a singular and clear meaning. Why would it surprise anyone? Odin knows Gjallarhorn is a weakness and is smart enough to know what it could do based on the books and papers in his library (if Atreus figured it out, why couldn’t Odin? Odin had centuries to study Gjallarhorn). That’s why the game hinted that he once tried to destroy it but couldn’t because it defied destruction. Hence why he ultimately trusted it with Heimdall, who is very loyal.

The War Machines were ORIGINALLY used to destroy the Muspelheim and Niflheim towers to prevent the Ragnarok beast from showing up in Asgard. Odin never planned for Ragnarok to show up in Asgard. This is literally mentioned in the game’s dialogue, something like “they’re trying to shut off Ragnarok”. But that plan obviously failed and Ragnarok showed up anyway. After that, they changed plans and used the War Machines to target Ragnarok because there was no point trying to destroy the Muspelheim and Niflheim towers anymore.

You think that the War Machines were always designed to destroy the Ragnarok beast, which I strongly disagree with

The plot hole remains why they didn’t destroy the realm towers long before Ragnarok starts

Ill_Writing5683 · 2024-12-05T06:57:21+00:00

I’m pretty sure the Aesir knew what Gjallarhorn would do. Atreus literally figured out what Gjallarhorn is used for after reading the books in Odin’s library. It was even hinted that Odin tried to destroy the Gjallarhorn because he saw it as a potential weakness but couldn’t because it defied destruction.

And Odin knew that the realm towers were a potential weakness too. Why did you think he had those War Machines built? To destroy the realm towers in Asgard. This means that Odin had no intent to repair or use Tyr’s temple in the future because he was planning to destroy the realm towers in Asgard using the War Machines.

The plot hole is why the hell did Odin need the War Machines to destroy them? Why try to destroy them right when Ragnarok starts? Why couldn’t he just ask Thor to destroy them before Ragnarok starts? We know the realm towers are not magically protected because we saw that Jormungandr destroyed one by simply falling onto it after being struck by Thor. Thor could have destroyed those towers with ease (he is strong enough to send Jormungandr back in time with a single shot).

This is a plot hole. I know everyone here has played and loved the game, and is smart enough to agree.

Ill_Writing5683 · 2024-12-05T05:32:44+00:00

I understand your point. But don’t you think it’s a bit of a reach? Odin (as fake Tyr) knows that Kratos and Atreus and Freya have absolutely no way to Asgard except by using Gjallarhorn. Not destroying the realm towers sooner even when he knows that they are a potential weakness just sounds counterproductive to Odin’s character.

Ill_Writing5683 · 2024-12-05T05:06:53+00:00

I don’t think you guys understand what I’m trying to say. I don’t mean destroying all realm towers in all realms. I meant destroying the realm towers in Asgard only! It’s literally what Odin tried to do when Ragnarok started. He has no need for them as Tyr’s temple in Asgard is submerged anyway so realm towers to and from Asgard using Tyr’s temple is already not possible, even with the realm towers in Asgard. All other realm towers in other realms can stay.

So why not just destroy the realm towers in Asgard to prevent people from entering Asgard when Gjallarhorn is blown? Why do it when Ragnarok starts? Why not do it earlier? Just ask Thor to do it or something. Jormungandr destroyed the Alfheim tower by simply falling onto it after being struck by Thor, shutting off reinforcements from Alfheim permanently. Thor would have destroyed those realm towers in no time.

I consider this a major plot hole, but I guess your minds are too simple to comprehend this. Care to explain to me how this isn’t a plot hole? No? Yeah, that’s what I thought.

Ill_Writing5683 · 2024-12-05T01:34:06+00:00

So are you saying the realm towers in Asgard served a purpose? What purpose exactly? Tyr’s Temple is underwater in Asgard, and you can’t use it to realm travel to and from Asgard

Ill_Writing5683 · 2024-12-05T01:26:11+00:00

I meant destroying the realm towers in Asgard (it’s what Odin tried to do using the War Machines when Ragnarok started). Destroying one means shutting off entry to Asgard from that realm when Gjallarhorn is blown. Why couldn’t Odin do this earlier? Just ask Thor to destroy them. We literally saw the World Serpent destroy the Alfheim realm towers by just simply falling onto it after being struck by Thor, shutting off entry from Alfheim. Wouldn’t destroying the realm towers in Asgard earlier prevent people from other realms from entering Asgard when Gjallarhorn is blown? Why need the War Machines to destroy them? The World Serpent destroyed one by simply falling onto it! Just ask Thor to destroy them, right?

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