| LordDeDeDe said: In God of War II Kratos was still bitter because the gods never relieved him of his painful memories as they promised so he took his frustration out on whatever Zeus sees Kratos as a threat to him afraid that he'll do to Zeus what Zeus did to Cronos and plus Kratos was attacking a city he shouldn't have attacked so Zeus saw it necessary took Kratos' powers and kill him leading to Kratos cheating death. On his journey for revenge, Kratos learns more about the great war and the Olympians He decides to destroy Zeus not just for revenge but because the gods have shown time and time again that they're liars and cowards only looking for their own gain (minus Athena which is why Kratos felt bad upon killing her) he decides to put an end to it Kratos has proven that he can escape the fates set upon man by the gods and goes on with the idea that mankind doesn't need such beings ruling over them, he turns to the titans and thus reignites the great war Atleast that's what I got from it |
Yeah, I think that the devs didn't emphasize fate and free will as much as they could have though.
It would have been nice to see Ares actually manipulating the battle with the barbarians so that Kratos loses. And that the gods have made Kratos do their tasks for 10 years for their self gain (and all for no reward).
