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sperY
Serbia444 Posts
F u dragon | ||
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stilt
France2754 Posts
On August 07 2017 12:01 Zooper31 wrote: I honestly don't give a fuck if Jaime and Bronn both die, as long as Drogon doesn't die. Omg if he dies it will legit be the most impactful death for me... Wtf these ppl, they prefer to see really good characters died just for a stupid deus machina beast and then, they cried because the plot got reduced. | ||
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Schmobutzen
Germany284 Posts
Otherwise, meaning from a military and realistic approach, it was very lacklustre, not to speak of the endless teleporting... Sansa and Arya was good, and had me on the verge of crying. I think I will when I read it. Dany and Missandei was cringy, as always and they really have no idea anymore how to write for Tyrion. In all, a good episode, if your standarts are already washed out in this series. | ||
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BluzMan
Russian Federation4235 Posts
- Fewer - What? GOLDEN WRITING | ||
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Hider
Denmark9407 Posts
On August 07 2017 16:59 Laurens wrote: 2 pages of discussion and not a single complaint about Dany teleporting or the Lannister army being taken by surprise by a massive army. TL, are you alright? There are two different types of teleportation: 1. Where an army gains a massive unrealistic lead by teleporting from one place to another where the timelines doens't add up. 2. Where it's practically doable for an army to be at one location at a specific tim, however the show makes it appear as if they teleported because they didn't show all of the transportation scenes. People like Plansix confuses criticism of the first one with criticism of the latter - as the Euron teleportation is not practically -doable if you look at the timelines. However, the Dany transportation is probably in the 2nd category. Her army is vastly more mobile and it does take a while for the Lannister army to go from Highgarden to Kings landing. Assuming the Dany army attacked ASAP after hearing the news of Kinggarden being attacked, this "teleportation" is within reason. | ||
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Spaylz
Japan1743 Posts
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RenSC2
United States1071 Posts
On August 07 2017 18:10 Hider wrote: There are two different types of teleportation: 1. Where an army gains a massive unrealistic lead by teleporting from one place to another where the timelines doens't add up. 2. Where it's practically doable for an army to be at one location at a specific tim, however the show makes it appear as if they teleported because they didn't show all of the transportation scenes. People like Plansix confuses criticism of the first one with criticism of the latter - as the Euron teleportation is not practically -doable if you look at the timelines. However, the Dany transportation is probably in the 2nd category. Her army is vastly more mobile and it does take a while for the Lannister army to go from Highgarden to Kings landing. Assuming the Dany army attacked ASAP after hearing the news of Kinggarden being attacked, this "teleportation" is within reason. Yes, this. I've made my jokes and criticisms about the teleportation, but this specific battle doesn't seem to be that. They didn't show the build up, which would have been shown in earlier seasons, but Dany intercepted the forces just barely before it got back to King's Landing. I believe the gold for the Iron Bank even make it at the head of the caravan. Dragonstone is much closer to King's Landing than the Reach and it would be quite likely that Dany's mobile army could intercept a returning force if they set out quickly. It also makes sense to attack the Lannister army when they are out in the open and you have overwhelming force (dragons), you have open plains fighters (dothraki), and you don't want to hurt the regular citizens that you came to rule (the whole reason not to go to King's Landing and just win). I could nitpick minor points about that fight, but I got chills when the Dothraki came over the ridge and started screaming. I knew what was to come and it was cool. Although I am surprised that Bronn and Jamie have both survived it, so far. I thought it might finally be Bronn's time. | ||
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VHbb
689 Posts
 I'm very satisfied by this episode | ||
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FreakyDroid
Macedonia2616 Posts
Overall a better episode than the previous 3. Now that the Dothraki are practically at the doorstep of King's Landing, I wonder if they are going to stay there or go back to Dragonstone and how that will play out in the next few episodes. The Starks reunion was weird to me, it was unusually cold and I expected more heartwarming scenes, akin to the Jon/Sansa reunion. It must be weird for Sansa too, seeing both her younger siblings be so different now, its like she doesn't know them anymore. Maybe they are waiting for Jon to come back and have a proper reunion dunno ... | ||
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Makro
France16890 Posts
anyway, that was some sick battle | ||
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FueledUpAndReadyToGo
Netherlands30548 Posts
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Makro
France16890 Posts
On August 07 2017 19:25 FueledUpAndReadyToGo wrote: It was the rear, they were talking about flogging the stragglers. Also they mentioned the gold had already reached King's Landing thanks, now it is really interesting somewhat due to that i do see the lannister as way stronger than expected | ||
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FreakyDroid
Macedonia2616 Posts
On August 07 2017 19:25 FueledUpAndReadyToGo wrote: It was the rear, they were talking about flogging the stragglers. Also they mentioned the gold had already reached King's Landing Right, so the convoys had food supply I assume, and I remember thinking during the fight that Dany will try to take those for her army because previously she mentioned that after the fall of Highgarden, the food supply for her army stopped. But then she burned it all ... | ||
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SoSexy
Italy3725 Posts
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farvacola
United States18839 Posts
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SoSexy
Italy3725 Posts
On August 07 2017 20:16 farvacola wrote: "Chaos is a ladder"? Thanks! | ||
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FueledUpAndReadyToGo
Netherlands30548 Posts
On August 07 2017 20:14 SoSexy wrote: Guys what does Brann say to Littlefinger after he received the dagger and before the girl enter his room? I could not get it. 'Chaos is a ladder. ' Something Littlefinger mentioned when word-fighting Varys in this great scene. But nothing Bran should've known about and that's why he's shocked. | ||
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Emnjay808
United States10660 Posts
On August 07 2017 17:09 FueledUpAndReadyToGo wrote: Sansa must be pretty frustrated. Arya is noone, Bran is not a Stark anymore but a greater being, once Jon comes back Bran will tell her he is actually a undead Targaryen. Rofl that's fucking hilarious,"btw Sansa, if I forgot to mention it, I'm technically a zombie." | ||
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Reaps
United Kingdom1280 Posts
On August 07 2017 20:14 SoSexy wrote: Guys what does Brann say to Littlefinger after he received the dagger and before the girl enter his room? I could not get it. I had to replay it 3 times, audio seemed way off for that scene. | ||
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SoSexy
Italy3725 Posts
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