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I wish they'd make a new tech demo without a super narrow FOV so the presentation wasn't mostly bullshit.

I also think there's a good chance that Ellaria was acting on Doran's command, and that he has plans that involve killing Myrcella. But it could go the other way too.

Been victim of that myself. I find the best way for Bethesda games is to meticulously go through the library (which is fun in of itself!), download or catalog the ones I want, then prioritize them. Then I install all the ones I MUST have active at the start of the playthrough and the ones...

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It might be legit Shep, it might be clone shep, who knows. But I hope it's not. IMO: Shepherd was never supposed to be master chief and survive past the apocalypse. All N7 means is that it's a uniform for a special operative from the systems alliance military. There are a lot of those. My...

Daario is definitely season 1 jamie and Jorah is season 4 Jaimie.

Yeah, it's obviously significant but I'm not sure how. I guess when you have dragons that's all that needs to happen to be single again.

It's undefined, but my opinion is they saw the queen of dragons riding on a dragon and went to check it out. As long as it's not getting on a boat I feel like dothraki are not a cautious people.

If you don't want to be spoiled at the moment you have two options: 1. Trust that everyone here will both agree with your definition of spoilers and will have enough discipline to keep those posts in spoiler tags. 2. Leave the thread and post in the non-spoiler thread. If you don't like...

Variable name jokes are only worth making and funny if they are both descriptive and funny. If they don't describe their purpose it's garbage. Ex: "Why did you name this class RainbowDash?" "It's a class that facilitates different colors in a fast way. Can you think of a better name?"...

Dunno, ask the khalasar that tracked Daenarys down. My guess is you travel in the last scene direction and ask peasants if they've heard about a huge dragon being around and where it was headed. Or just fucking grab a pair of people and go on a quest and hope that it's a fictional story.

I tried playing FFVII a few years ago for the first time. Couldn't get through it because the gameplay doesn't hold up.

This is 100% true. Maybe the deserters who got a horse and some decent supplies could ride south to white harbor. But most of them? They've got nothing to do but go take the black or go to winterfell.

Yeah, especially since they have some number of dothraki who are fit to do fuck all but ride their horses and track things.

Yep. ME3's combat was on point and incredibly fun. What's interesting is that the MP combat was actually more fun than the singleplayer combat. After playing MP and going back to SP the ideal tactics were much more conservative and patient.

Yep. Charge->Explode is one of the funnest combos ever.

Ah that makes sense.

If they follow DAI's example and make it more sandbox/open world I'd bet you could. I'm guessing they'd only give you the options of turian, human, Salarian and asari though. Maybe Drell. But you know you'd want to play as Geth, Yahg, Krogan etc. fuck I want to play ME3's multiplayer again.

So I hadn't heard of Shenmue until today. After watching a few videos I seriously don't get it. Can someone show me a video of Shenmue I or II that makes me think those were fun games that make III deserve this level of hype and reaction?

I'm pretty happy they're remaking FFVII. About 4 years ago I tried playing FFVII and couldn't get through more than a couple hours, the turn based combat and graphics were just too archaic for me. I feel like in many respects, outdated graphics/combat systems are so much more palatable when...

I'm glad the leak is true. The ending to ME3 didn't invalidate the milky way plot. Three games and a host of DLCs exposing the galaxy in what was originally an exploration space game invalidated it. ME1 was by far the worst game technically, but the discovery of the new systems, culture...

There are suicidal elements to it and it wasnt explicit that they were planning on survival. I can see how youd think itx be an attempted suicide but its not.

Cool breakdown but misses the point a little. Stannis knew that tactically he was toast and was hoping for some shit like this: You could argue that he still should have had scouts out and you'd be right, but this scene was more about portraying the hopelessness of Stannis and his army...

I'd say that show watchers who love the game of thrones universe but want to avoid any big spoilers should feel free to hit up the spoiler thread. Show watchers who want to go into the next season fresh should stick with this thread.

It's more or less caught up with the books. If you want a more full answer ask it in the spoiler thread.

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Of course, I think I've seen people do it, but there's a special headset people usually use that integrates the system together. The problem with the Rift is basically that with the Rift you want to be able to rotate your head, so you need a Pan/tilt mount for the camera. But that means there...

Who knows. I'm sure like anything else it's a mixture of things. Shireen is the first child he's burned and probably the first person he's burned who isn't a heretic. You probably also have a lot of people who deserted him when they saw the cavalry charge.

Oh they'll know. Half of Stannis' bannermen deserted him after Shireen. Not only is it likely that some of them will go to the wall, but some of them will also go south and after they warm up start talking about Stannis the Mannis burning his daughter.

The way I interpret it: 1. The white walkers can move about somewhat freely north of the wall. 2. The white walkers' ability to control the undead is dependent on cold or winter or something. 3. White walkers are not actually that tough if you have obsidian or valyrian steel. (or dragons). So...

It's tough to say what's a departure and what's an advancement. In most respects this episode ended with plotlines being very close to where they were in the books.

So who here is excited about the building stuff? I'm kind of non-chalant about it for a few reasons: 1. I don't know what the purpose of building a little home is and how it integrates it with the gameplay. At its core Fallout is all about being a nameless wanderer encountering the world and...

I guess it's just the way these things go, but I'm annoyed that they have three major characters who are 'semi-dead'. You could make the argument that Myrcella, Stannis and Jon will all be alive next season in some form. And with that in mind, how many of you want to read random leaks...

I agree only if the crew know that Myrcella dies. The most likely reaction from Jamie would be to cry out for help and hope Trystane knows enough about poison to help her, but if he kept it quiet and kept her locked away he could conceivably get to KL without them knowing.

That's my thought too. My guess is she's going to be full jedi-faceless and smash a few unrelated people until something dramatic and predictable happens and she snaps out of it.

I haven't used it much. I had some developer aspirations for it that I never executed on because I haven't cared enough. Using it has also been a bit of a hassle because of technical issues. It'd be nice if I could sit down, download 12 demo's and just cut through them. But instead I download...

The scene was perfect and you should feel bad for not liking it.

Sometimes I feel like the benefit of a group switching to a more agile process is that it stops developers from fucking off too much. "Oh your 2 month task is now broken up into 3 day sprints where you announce what you're going to be working on in a standing meeting and then have to not show up...