God of War creator and director David Jaffe has said that Kratos was "NEVER a misogynist," and that the character has been mischaracterized since the 2018 GoW.
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Violently murder scores of males = ok
Sex with female prisoners = not ok
Simp logic.
I know off topic, but still on topic, because of David Jaffe, I'd like to see him make AAA games again.
I remember in the past he had an idea about making a third or first person shooter and it was about making the Chinese government, attack America, so you become a freedom fighter, to free America. I'm not sure if he was going in this direction or not, but I always thought of it being something like Wolfenstein.
I doubt a game like that would be approved, in this day and age, but I really would like to see it.
Oh thank God
I never could enjoy the games because I thought he might be
Now I can finally enjoy them
Of course not. He was a lady's man and an equal opportunity @ss kicker.
If you were a God that butted in or a worshipper of those Gods, you received equal punishment from his blades to create social change. Was willing to die for his believes and come back(escaping hell was so fun) to continue his struggle.
That's a progressive man. Lol.
Can murder a god with his bare hands; takes time out of his day to f*ck another man's wife; rises to power; falls again
Kratos = Dwight Schrute