One user took issue with the inclusion of wings on Kratos, commenting, "Get those damn wings off, ffs. You're desecrating Kratos' image." This was met with a defense from another player who pointed out that Kratos did, in fact, don the wings of Icarus in the God of War games for short-distance gliding. This addition to Diablo 4 Gold the character was a playful nod to the God of War series, adding an extra layer of creativity and humor to the design.

While this version of Kratos in Diablo 4 may not perfectly match the character's iconic look in every detail, it's clear that the player put significant thought into making it as faithful as possible. The wings, while controversial to some, could be seen as a subtle Easter egg for fans of the God of War series.

Was Kratos Inspired by Diablo 2's Barbarian?

The creation of Kratos in Diablo 4 raises an interesting question about the origins of the character and how game developers draw inspiration from each other. One Reddit user theorized that the God of War protagonist was actually inspired by the Barbarian class in Diablo 2. This theory suggests that both the Diablo and God of War franchises have drawn from similar archetypes when designing their characters, and it's not hard to cheap Diablo 4 Items see the similarities between Kratos' battle-ready persona and the classic Diablo Barbarian.