GTA San Andreas Thor Endgame Mod 2020

What happens to a person when they fail to save the world? That’s the existential question plaguing Thor in Avengers: Endgame, a film that opens with the God of Thunder in a state of crippling regret and raw self-hatred. At the end of Infinity War, he failed to “aim for the head” in his duel with Thanos, a decision that ultimately led to the deaths of half the galaxy’s living population. None of this was Thor’s fault—it was still the evil Thanos who snapped his finger, igniting the Infinity Stones to enact his destructive plan—but Thor’s brain doesn’t process the moment that pragmatically. Humans are programmed to self-destruct in moments of fallibility; so are gods, it appear

Thor’s journey in Endgame is already one of the film’s more controversial elements. Much of that has to do with what comes after he encounters Thanos for the second time. “I aimed for the head,” he explains to his fellow Avengers when they ask why he spontaneously strikes Thanos down. But killing Thanos doesn’t heal Thor, it only deepens his wound. In the years that follow, the damaged, reflective Thor retreads to New Asgard, a mockup settlement of his destroyed home planet in Norway, where he lives out his days in isolation, drinking beer and gaining weight. The first time we see him after the five-year jump, Chris Hemsworth is donning a fat suit; Thor’s once “perfect” body is now soft, his stomach distended from alcohol bloat. The moment is played for laughs.

There are jokes that don’t land, and assertions of the film’s fat-phobia are nothing to scoff at. But Thor’s weight gain and subsequent trauma are more than the sum of those laughs. There’s a depth to his storyline in Endgame that transcends the problematic elements, even if it doesn’t erase them. The shell-shocked, vacant-eyed Thor we meet at the beginning of Endgame is so foreign to the Asgardian god we’ve always known that it immediately orients the audience in the film’s post-snap reality. This isn’t just some minor blip our characters need to fix. It’s an event that has profoundly impacted them on a personal, interior level. Thor is the most illusive showcase of that fallout.

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When we meet Thor in New Asgard, he’s closed off from the world. He spends his days playing Fortnite with Korg and Miek and arguing with internet trolls. He puts on a show when Bruce, Rhodey, and Rocket come to recruit him for their time travel mission. He’s OK, just having some fun. He brushes off their concerns. But when Bruce says the name Thanos, everything changes. The lights in Thor’s eyes go out. It’s a clear sign of PTSD; the shockwaves of the name disorient him, and trigger an anger response. This is a Thor significantly changed by his perceived failures. He agrees to help only because Rocket baits him to the ship with beer, but it’s clear his heart isn’t in the clean-up job. He’s going through the motions, waiting for life to happen to him instead of actively navigating the waters of his trauma.

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:Type "ThorE" To Enable Mod Then Again To Disable

:Press J button To Tranform To Thor Costum Then H to become Normal

:Press Rmb+E to throw StormBreaker Then Press E to call Back

:Press Rmb+Q to Throw Mjolnir Then Press Q to Call Back

:If you Throw Hammers Together Then First Call StormBreaker Then After It Came

To Player Then Call Mjolnir You Dont do like that maybe your game crashes

:Press X to Enable Fly Mode

[Fly Controls]

W to forward

S to backward

Rmb To Hold Hammer Then Release To to attack