God of War Ragnarok is great... but it has one major letdown.
God of War Ragnarok is a really great game, but it is unfortunately slightly hurt by the fact that the game is missing something that should've been in the game from the onset. Yes, God of War Ragnarok does a lot right by giving Kratos the most amount of depth we've seen to date, which is a tall order given many of us thought that about the previous game. It also has a rich story with great villains, but that's also ironically where one of the biggest problems creeps in.
The fight sees Kratos grappling with the hammer in a couple of quick time events, he wants it just as much as we do, but it keeps getting pulled back to Thor. The fight ends, Kratos doesn't want to kill Thor, but Odin shows up and kills Thor himself. Ok, perfect, we know we probably have to kill Odin because he's beyond reason, so this is definitely the Avengers: Endgame-esque moment like when Captain America picks up Mjolnir as a last resort. No, Odin throws Mjolnir away... it is gone.
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