God of War Showrunner is trying to play games while introducing

A show of the Amazon's upcoming adaptation of God of War Ronald D. Moore revealed that he watched the game cut to understand the story and at the same time try Play the game alone.

Given how God of War Cinematic 2018 is and how many game adaptations are pushing in recent years, it was not surprising when Amazon announced that it would introduce a show based on the Norwegian saga. What did Come as a somewhat controversial surprise, but the showrunner Ronald D. Moore with the series.

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Shortly after it was announced that Ronald D. Moore, best known for his work on Star Trek and Outlander, will be the new showrunner and executive producer in the God of War series, Moore confirmed that he had not played any of the games. This caused a big stir for fans who expected someone who is familiar with Kratos and Atreus will be in charge of adaptation.

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It also attempts to play alone, although it is not good

It seems that Moore could hear these critics from fans when he recently gave a small update of the series while talked about IGN in San Diego Comic-Con. To begin with Moore, he confirmed that because he was not a “player”, he watched the Cutscenes of War's Cutscenes to understand the story, which made him become interested in the series.

So if you are afraid that Moore's adaptation is not accurate, it is clear that at least he knows the story of God's war and it will probably be quite closely close to it because he was “taken” as the games did. But that's not all as Moore confirmed that at least try Play games.

I'm not a player. I knew the title, but I really didn't know what the story was, so I really didn't know what I was going to look at, and I was just taking it. – Ronald D. Moore

Moore admitted that he “tried to play it”, although he grew up in an arcade era and considers the controls too difficult. It does not sound that Moore's playback is very good, because they mention the killing of trolls, but the showrunner is obviously trying to get as far as possible while in the process of the show.