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The Hound gets the only good lines this season. Shame he get so few of them "Yeah, this is you. This is who you've always been."

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The only reason Euron's ballista didn't also have a rope attached to the projectile to reel the dragon back in, so he could single-handedly carry the whole dragon through king's landing right into the Red Keep on his back was that it would have cost too much of those precious CGI moneys, which...

If you have 97 points at the end of the season and didn't win, it's not your losses who are to blame. It's simply that there was someone even bigger ahead of you. Just be happy with the CL title (if it happens) because that's the better trophy anyways and the fact you cheered win after win...

97 points is the best second place in history of the PL. 97 points would have won every single season as well, except the previous one. How did LFC play against the spurs in the league matches?

I haven't played most of the AC titles, just a bit of the first one and Unity for two hours now, is every single title plagued with this Animus/Helix/memory-DNA technobabble? Does it ever become relevant or is it just nonsense disrupting gameplay?

Dragons have 4 legs, 2 wings. Danys pets aren't dragons, they're wyvern at best. But everyone in Westeros is too uneducated to know this.

What kind of description is that? How can the PC even tell it's enchanted. Is it glowing? Describe that instead of just reading the stats out aloud. What size is the bow anyways, longbow, shortbow? Is the PC even knowledgable enough to recognize dragon bone at first glance? DMing a group isn't...

I would have preferred Ajax, simply because Klopp winning would be a pretty good thing, and Ajax winning would have been absolutely amazing.

Welcome Home Aegon - is that from the e5 preview.... wait, what's that in front of the walls? Cersei's Troops? Are they fighting in front of the fortifications AGAIN?

Brienne was just a One Knight Stand.

Honestly it would have been better to kill a dragon in 8x03 and just show a blind barrage of huge arrows drive Daenerys on the last dragon off while the Iron Fleet captured the least relevant main cast member and no one else.

Hang on, that's Greece, Turkey and Cyprus. I'm the last one to see this, right?

and I watched got 8x04 instead of this...

Euron's actual speech: Build me a THOUSAND ships! And as for weapons, I got plans for something called RIM-116 here, I don't know what that is, put that on em. And this here says RGM-84, whatever that fuck that is. Put it on them as well. If ballistas had that kind of range, accuracy and...

is there an IDKFA cheat?

how the fuck do you know this after 13 years? I barely remember my characters name.

How's Emma Watson doing then? The only thing happening in the last few years seems to be tax evasion

He was the fucking Wing Commander god damnit!

The sheer numbers of the charge at 1:55 onwards were completely lost on me, compared to the high visibility version. I knew they were a lot, but not *that* many.

Is this show actually set in todays time? All the cars I've seen are ancient, no computers on any of the school desks and I don't think I've seen a single cell phone. So Audio Books aren't a thing yet.

You meant to title this "Fate", right? I was confused af for a bit

well, as an expert in medieval warfare, what do you think are the odds of untrained crew hitting a dragon moving at high speed and constantly changing direction with one of those things and their complete lack of aiming assists?

"Darkshire"

haha there's a fucking brightness enhanced torrent on IPT as of today

I don't even know what I got. I really just click a random link. Just checked, I downloaded game.of.thrones.s08e03.1080p.web.h264-memento Whatever that is.

Was it retarded because it was an overall insane idea or because they somehow still thought Cersei could be reasoned with?

Having slept over it, I have to commend them for a few things done well. For example snuffing Baby Mormont, that was the perfect time. We all know how fast kid characters can become 104% annoying and I think Lyanna was reaching that peak during the episode and we would have started to resent her...

I turned to my wife when Sam was a beetle on his back, feebly stabbing at wights and said "he's so done for right there, he'll definitely survive." This one here, 64 minutes in

He should have been there apparently.

by the way, fireplace crowd of episode two is the survivor crowd, right? Not a single one of them died?

Just got around to watching this. I could read 30 more pages now before responding, but here it goes. They promised a battle bigger and better than Helm's Deep, right? Well, that was some pompous boasting, and certainly not backed up. So yes, I'm comparing this to blockbusters and not regular...

lol she really blew it "you will marry the king" "so I will be queen?" yes dumbass, that's how it works. Good choice of a second question.

Oh yeah, as if the top 10% in size/weight are any harder to overpower at two years old.

The knowledge of the dead includes a fuckload of Night Watch who know in KL they completely disregard the threat from beyond the wall. He's also absorbed the knowledge that Winterfell is defended by two dragons and KL by zero dragons

It is well established at this point that but is there really a common fantasy system where "anti undead" stuff only works on specific types of undead? Mountain is undead for all I care, and Sandor has a dragonglass battlehammer, right? So this is foreshadowing. I know who'd win

It's amazing how few of the characters in GoT are actually played by Actors. Daenerys isn't, Hot Pie isn't, Greg Clegane isn't, Drogo wasn't and so on...

I don't but didn't most of the issues from mandatory highend tradeskills come from the fact that there is a lot of "only the crafter may use this" through NO DROP or other effects items? Assuming you could forge a top 1% weapon with a special ore that only comes from the hardest zone, if...