The actor who played Kratos in God of War Ragnarök has called on players to stop getting involved in console wars. 'Give each other a break,' iamchrisjudge asks.
This was followed by a message from the studio itself, saying: “Every single person atis working to create a game that we’re proud of, one that we hope you will enjoy playing once released.
“Our fans inspire us, and we understand the passion and desire for more information. But that passion should not be toxic nor come at the expense of any human being’s dignity. Let’s celebrate our community by treating each other, every game and developer alike, with respect.”"... passion should not be toxic nor come at the expense of any human being’s dignity"
God of War Ragnarök was the most nominated game in BAFTA’s history, with 14 nominations in total, and ended up winning six on the night, including EE Game of the Year and both the performance awards.
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