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9/4/2024 6:08:25 PM
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Gods of War
Kratos vs Xivu Arath, god of war fight, two different gods of war, who wins?
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5 RisposteDidn't kratos lose his God powers at the end of God of war 3?
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Belatucadros.
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Xivu hands down. But Kratos wins the beard contest
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Modificato da Dredgen Truth: 9/5/2024 2:44:10 PMXivu Arath is definitely stronger imo, but Kratos' specialty is killing things that are bigger and stronger than him.
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1 RispondiTough to say. We never saw how strong Xivu physically was and now she's lost her main source of power so we never will get to see. If I had to guess Xivu pre-season of the Witch Kratos if this is post witch Xivu.
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In direct combat, it’s hard to tell, but in a War of Attrition, and I mean an actual war, Xivu wins 9 times out of 10. The only reason it’s not a 10/10 is because of 1 counter feat where she was actively loosing to the Acume along with Savathune and Oryx. As long as there is a significantly stronger force over the Hive and they can move fast enough, Xivu does not have time to grow. Of course, the forces of the GoW universe are not nearly strong enough to defeat her army, so 9/10 she wins. Now, in Live combat, Kratos might just be her perfect match because this dude is powered by sheer, unadulterated rage, and will continue and continue to fight even if he is overpowered. He is not a runner, so Xivu has the perfect warrior to battle. Even if she does end up losing, she would love it.
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Anybody who doesn't say Kratos is a heathen.
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3 RisposteBatman with prep time
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Xuvu is just another Hive Knight now , she was defeated off-screen and will probably be a story mission boss Doesn't belong in the same poll has real gods
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1 RispondiGet xivu to kill kratos's son first he gets annoyed and jobs done hell kratos would probably finish of the worm gods for us to
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Kratos easy
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4 RisposteModificato da Sol, The Architect Mind: 9/4/2024 10:58:06 PMThough many would say he's dead... Rasputin. I think he thought of everything, and learned patterns to elicit outcomes. Provoke an inevitability. It seems like a lot of tests dealt with predicting, back in the golden age, and they were constantly edging toward...essentially the equivalent of ww3 currently. I think he understood, like Osiris, you have to lose...your ego, your will, should not effect outcomes...essentially there is always a bigger fish ...we never could find the original fork (lore), I wonder if that was Maya that said that...prolly Maya. [url=https://open.spotify.com/track/5x3dGnrug2oN9CGbKO4WDU?si=892uxrDwTUmdqAIFUVJFuw&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A4BGd9BmpePqeSfHLeYiCDr]Children of the Moon[/url]. Good song...The Alan Parsons Project good story tellers.
