Cory Barlog Expresses Disappointment At God Of War Ragnarok Spoilers

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As God of War Ragnarok draws closer to launch day, several spoilers have shown up on the internet and Cory Barlog is disappointed.

God of War Ragnarok is officially set to launch in less than two weeks. Fans have been waiting for the epic conclusion to the Norse saga, and the time is nearly here. God of War Ragnarok is filled with potential, and the excitement for the game is currently at an all-time high.

Although the game has not been officially released, some God of War Ragnarok copies are already out in the wild. A few days ago, spoilers for the game started popping up on the internet.

Cory Barlog has also noticed the issue, and the developer recently took to Twitter, expressing his disappointment over the situation

Cory Barlog has been very passionate about the God of War franchise. The developer led the new direction for the franchise in 2018, and it is evident that he cares a lot about the game and the fans. The same can be said for everyone else at Santa Monica Studio, and it is disappointing to see the recent spoilers.

God of War Ragnarok is expected to be huge, with over 50 hours of total content.

The game has a lot to offer, but fans will be disappointed to learn that spoilers are already out on the internet. 

Numerous videos and images have been spreading all over the internet. The first leak included a small thirty-second snippet of the Kratos vs. Thor boss fight, and several other videos and screenshots have since followed. The final boss fight has also been leaked

Therefore, fans should be extra careful to avoid spoilers for the best possible experience. Limiting Youtube and Twitter usage might come in handy, and utilizing the keyword muting option on Twitter could also be useful.

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God of War Ragnarok reviews is also set to go live on November 2, 2022. Gaming journalists have recently shared their thoughts on the first few hours of the game, with one discussion leading to talks about the game being held back by PlayStation 4 hardware. Fans can expect to learn much more in the full reviews. 

Many people have already played the game, but millions of fans eagerly await to jump back into the God of War universe. Cory Barlog himself has warned fans. Therefore it would be wise to practice caution for the next few days. 

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