No, it would either, make the wish come true, and then split up the triforce.

Or it would give link the ability to accomplish the goal, split up the triforce and make Link immortal until said goal happened.

This is why Ganon is immortal to my knoweldge.

LoZ chronology isn't my strong suite though, since I don't really care.

All the really matters is that the GoW universe is pretty watered down compaired to the LoZ univers power wise, despite the fact that GoW tries much harder with the "Bad ass looking feats."

It's like compairing a trained samurai vs some random guy with a sledgehammer.  The sledgehammer guy is going to do more impressive looking things with it, then the guy with the sword would... but Samurai is going to win that fight every time.

what video game is glacus in where he has all his power?

comic to video game is not the same as video game to comic.  When you go from comic to video game you have to reduce the amount of power the character has to something that is playable.  video game to comic you can keep the level the same.

God of war univeres is limited by it starting as a video game. If you were to just take the characters it has in it and aply all the myth behind them they have pleanty of power.

spoiler for god of war 1

End of the first game Kratos is the god of war watching over earth  Our EARTH.  From there one could argue Kratos could then annihilate Link from excistence by getting rid of all the video games cartoons and anything else Link was every in. 

Except... it's not our earth.  The Greek Gods are nothing like how they were portrayed in other worlds.

It doesn't matter.  We aren't taking a Comic book character and putting him into a videogame.

We are taking a comic book character and putting him into a videogame WORLD.

Nobody is going to be playing Thor vs the Gods.  Therefore there is no game balancing done.

Besides videogames are themselves there own seperate dimensions... at least according to marvel.

That god of war is limited by being a game... that's my point.  It is.  The GOW gods are weak.

LoZ characters aren't AS limited.

Put Thor in LoZ... Link probably beats him.

well it is our earth they use in showing what he's over

it does matter becuase if you go by the rules of gow world who is the god of lightning?  not thor

But is it really that the gow gods are weak or just that kratos makes them look week? 

and yet no example you can give backs your claims up except for end game story. But in **SPOILERS** end game story to GoW is also world changing. Maybe not "multi dementional" like the Zelda universe but again... GoW isn't in the Zelda universe thus the Triforce wouldnt effect Kratos unless Link obtained it while fighting him.... but then again Kratos would be able to obtain it just like he did with pandoras box.

A) Considering the end of GOW3 and looking outside... does it look like the same earth to you?

B) It doesn't matter.  Thor still has all of his powers. Have you never seen a crossover before?  Thor went to the DC universe... he hada ll the powers he still had.

C) Yes... it really is that the gods were just that weak.   You even admitted as much.  Either way, they don't even close to ominpotence powers.

The marvel equivlent to the Triforce is like... The Infinity Gauntlet... if the Infinity Gauntlet worked in multiple universes.

Yes it would.  Multi-dimensional means it effects dimensions not native to it.

It's such a basic grasp of common sense I can't see how you can't grasp it.

You do realize that by your same logic... Kratos sword can't effect Link right?  I mean... it's not from Links dimension!

Kratos changes only happen due to those gods being tied to THAT specific world.

While the Triforces power comes soley from the triforce.

Only thing stopping the Triforce is something with multidimentional powers... like marvels "The One above all."

Was going based on god of war 1

It does matter because whatever rules that the universe you are in follows affect all that are in it.  If the universe has a rule that allows exceptions from other universes that is still a rule.

so whoever decised the rules is pretty much going to decide the winner.

That's not true thoug.

Nor do you have any evidence that it would be the case that the God of War universe for some reason acts differently then every universe that's EVER had a crossover.