God of War Ragnarök
48 Achievements
Steam
Grave Mistake
Battle King Hrólf Details for this achievement will be revealed once unlocked
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How to unlock the Grave Mistake achievement in God of War Ragnarök - Definitive Guide
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There are 10 stones in the game that summon berserkers to battle. There are 13 of them. There are more bosses than summoning stones due to the fact that in some locations several spawn at once (once you fight against two and once against three at the same time).
12 of them are scattered around the map and can be completed in any order. The final one, the king, is unlocked after killing all the others and is located in the northeast of Midgard.
Berserkers differ in level, some can be killed casually, going through the story, while others you won't be able to master until you craft top weapons and armor. In principle, I advise leaving them all for the very end.
In any case, focus on the color of their HP bar.
If she:
Green means the berserker is lower level than you, the fight will be a little easier.
Yellow - he is the same level as you.
Orange - one level above you. Still possible to win.
Purple is two levels higher. In my opinion, there is no point in trying anymore.
Red - he will kill you with one hit.
Personally, I did it this way - when I came across a stone, I activated it and looked at the color. If it was higher than yellow, I left it until better times. At the same time, the King was still orange for me, even despite the maximum pumping on my part.
I will also duplicate a life hack that simplifies combat with all berserkers:
Before the fight, set checkpoints in the settings during the fight with secondary opponents. Be sure to buy a resurrection stone from the blacksmith. If you manage to destroy half of the HP during the fight, then after restarting from the checkpoint you will have full health, rage and a resurrection stone (even if you managed to use it), while the boss will have only half of the HP.
12 of them are scattered around the map and can be completed in any order. The final one, the king, is unlocked after killing all the others and is located in the northeast of Midgard.
Berserkers differ in level, some can be killed casually, going through the story, while others you won't be able to master until you craft top weapons and armor. In principle, I advise leaving them all for the very end.
In any case, focus on the color of their HP bar.
If she:
Green means the berserker is lower level than you, the fight will be a little easier.
Yellow - he is the same level as you.
Orange - one level above you. Still possible to win.
Purple is two levels higher. In my opinion, there is no point in trying anymore.
Red - he will kill you with one hit.
Personally, I did it this way - when I came across a stone, I activated it and looked at the color. If it was higher than yellow, I left it until better times. At the same time, the King was still orange for me, even despite the maximum pumping on my part.
I will also duplicate a life hack that simplifies combat with all berserkers:
Before the fight, set checkpoints in the settings during the fight with secondary opponents. Be sure to buy a resurrection stone from the blacksmith. If you manage to destroy half of the HP during the fight, then after restarting from the checkpoint you will have full health, rage and a resurrection stone (even if you managed to use it), while the boss will have only half of the HP.
13 Comments
You can simply inject a ton of damage at the very beginning of the fight (I was able to take out about half of it) by assembling a build to slow down time. Berserker's Breastplate (increases damage when using a relic), Heimdall's Relic, enchantment for increased damage when slowing down time, an axe handle that slows down time when pressed. + with Permafrost filled. The enchantments also included the Asgard and Muspelheim sets, plus enchantments with different effects on Permafrost and Immolation. It would also be advisable to have Berserker's gloves or thigh guards so that the relic would cool down faster.
Come in, stagger him with some independent runic attack that can also damage you, hit him a little with an axe to build up Permafrost, activate time slowdown, hit him with the strongest attacks of the axe (either from an additional stance, where the axe flies around Kratos, or a heavy combo ending with three hits on the ground), as the timer runs out - press L1 + ∆, time slows down again, throw another strong combo under the already buffed axe. Then fight as usual and wait for the relic to cool down - this is your strongest advantage. Try it, he will have much less HP left after what you've done than you think. Well, if he has enough stats, of course.
Come in, stagger him with some independent runic attack that can also damage you, hit him a little with an axe to build up Permafrost, activate time slowdown, hit him with the strongest attacks of the axe (either from an additional stance, where the axe flies around Kratos, or a heavy combo ending with three hits on the ground), as the timer runs out - press L1 + ∆, time slows down again, throw another strong combo under the already buffed axe. Then fight as usual and wait for the relic to cool down - this is your strongest advantage. Try it, he will have much less HP left after what you've done than you think. Well, if he has enough stats, of course.
By Angry_PlayStation_Nerd on 02 Dec 2022 15:10
I couldn't figure out how to get to the berserker in Niflheim, there is only one gate, where the ravens are, and where the grave is there is no gate. So to get there you need to go to Sindri's house after the last battle and talk to the squirrel, she will give you the seed to this passage.
By himeo on 06 Dec 2022 21:28
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