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Also covered in this glorious thread. He said he couldn't do it without thinking about dudes the whole time and when she wanted him to go down on her he gagged and kicked her out.

Figured I'd start a thread now that they're beginning closed beta. Goes to show the quality of their fucking mini-game that it had enough basic mechanics to be considered good enough for its own game. Likely a TON of changes to the Witcher 3 version since that was technically a Pay 2 Win...

He's mentioned before he's all about the silver foxes.

I liked the foot solider costumes a lot. Other than that it was pretty whatever!

There wasn't any foreshadowing to Benjen. But its a logical outcome of needed the Coldhands character and using someone that is known by the show watchers over a random Wightbro. Euron has been foreshadowed/is a huge threat in the books. But they've done nothing to build him up. This is for a...

Some of this game is pretty hilarious. Not even mentioning the silly fist bumping thing and the firey death sequence. I had to stop and listen twice to one of those holograms when he asked for volunteers for the Revenant program (missile skeleton dudes). "Do you want to become more than a...

Not sure what you mean. In the books sure you're right. But in the show they've clearly began going down plotlines only to completely abandon them later. On multiple occassions.

It would certainly make more sense than Aegon being introduced. And make use of the shitty Dorne storyline.

No more crazy than usual if you intend to go to 6th Street or something. I don't go to strip clubs so I can't help you there. EDIT: There's a train that runs North South that you can use to get downtown cheaply from wherever you're staying. Uber is gone in Austin, but it still works in the...

Went to Ken's Tacos on Aladain's mention of it. Not bad man. Not sure if I prefer burrito sized breakfast tacos as I like to have 2 or 3 regular sized ones with different stuff in them.

I think Euron is going to be the final human Big Bad we have until the WW take their spot as the One True Big Bad of the series. They don't have the time to build up the Aegon thing reasonably. But I suppose that COULD be what Varys' secret mission actually is. But I am pretty confident he is...

Aurane was just another piece on Cersei's stack of failures. I didn't think too much of it. The show is doing a pretty good job at showing the audience how much of a fuckup Cersei is even without using all the additional pieces from the books. Or if you meant Aurane being a dumb character, meh...

Not sure if we were playing the same game Utnayan. Its been a long time since I've played a shooter that wasn't "realistic." It really was a breath of fresh air to run at mega speed and be able to physically dodge projectiles while fucking up demons. Completely unapologetic old fashioned...

Seems like all I have to look forward to this year is Dishonored 2, South Park, We Happy Few... slim pickings this year for my tastes. Maybe some nice Indie games will be out later that I don't know about yet.

Just got through this. God damn what a great game. I absolutely loved it. The story was especially awesome due to the nature of the character. There is a story, but Doom Guy doesn't give a fuck about it and only cares about fucking up Hell's shit. So refreshing. I had a really great time...

It is true. All of the idiotic Arya theories were better than what was actually written! Sadly, if they adopted the end to Wrath of the Lich King... that would be better than the shenanigans we will likely get.

^ Legend.

North itself holding doesn't matter. It isn't like the Northern forces that had been fighting them couldn't head South and group up and shit. But the players themselves need to be alive for that to happen.

I like enjoying the ride too. But there's no question that the show writers are outright running out of time. They areracingto the end of the series. They also didn't plan a lot of shit beyond season 3 or 4 it seems. Hence why we have multiple plotlines that are engaged, only to be abandoned and...

Yeah but that shouldn't happen. The Wildlings need to live to fight the WW or their exodus behind the Wall is not significantly less relevant if they just all die to the Boltons. I'm just saying that Jon and Co need to leave the Battle of the Bastards in a position of strength for it to make...

I just don't see how they can write in that Jon suffers MASSIVE CASUALTIES when they absolutely need to consolidate the forces that will actually be present to fight the WW. Unless the bad writing just leads to Dany's foreign horde fill in for all of that.

Seems like a combination of Last of Us and God of War. Not sure if I dig that though... I want a crazy action adventure platformer with wild puzzles and shit. Haven't had that in a while.

Wun Wun is effectively the last of the giants? Assuming nothing alive is beyond the Wall anymore. Can't have that! They don't really have the time to shit on the main character's and their armies so much anymore. If they end up killing off all the "good" armies and shit for Dany to swoop in with...

I always thought the initial C classes were just for that reason. Pointers and directly handling memory allocation is super fucking annoying and requires a lot of thought about how you structure what you're doing. If you want it to function efficiently anyway. By second year CS I pretty much...

I'm 99% certain Ramsay is getting fucked up next episode.

Erlich is such an idiot. I lost it over the coat thing in the coffee shop. Then fucking Dinesh singing karaoke while wearing it. God damn. I need Bighead to get a windfall. Gavin being exiled to the roof was awesome. You're not fired, but you can sit on the roof until you decide that moving...

I really liked how the Angels have no idea how human society functions. They portrayed that well.

Unfortunately this seems to be case. First assumption for everything should now be the most straightforward one. However fucking stupid or unbelievable it may be. Pretty confident that Jon wins the battle next week. As the race to the end of the series is on and they really don't have much...

Eh, I don't think Varys is betraying Dany. Sure its "suspicious" he got out of dodge the moment before the slavers attacked. But how did his ship escape their ships on the way out? Then again there's really no way to know how much time passes between scenes. I am going t go with Varys...

Most likely the Wildfire cached around the city.

Then why introduce Euron at all if you're just going to completely ignore what he's doing? This show has no subtlety left man. He says he's gonna build a lot of ships so he can ally with Dany. That's what he's trying to do.

Nobody has traveled West into the Sunset Sea and returned. Just like Arya said this season. I suppose its possible, since she wouldn't bring that up for no reason right? Theon and Yarra are Victarion in the sense that they want t ally with Dany before Euron can. Or turn it to their favor in...

If the Greyjoys arrive this season. I am still utterly perplexed by what the fuck they're going to do with Euron's ships next season.

Just realized... We're getting a double Ride of the Rohirrim in the next two episodes. Greyjoy fleet arrives at the last minute (Theon/Yara fleet) to come in at the last moment and kill Masters. In addition to the Ride of the Vale Rohirrim riding in at the last minute to save Jon Snow. Joy!

Dude, he was saying that Jaime was going to take the castle no matter what because he didn't give a shit about the Tullys or any men he would lose. He'd also kill off every Tully that ever lived because fuck em. He didn't care. This had Edmure going fuck, this is a despicable human being...

Well, Arya shit was amazing levels of terribad. Some of the idiotic theories were just so much more interesting. I like the idea of Sandor getting Heartsbane and killing WW. Okay, so I like the Drogon/Greyjoy murderfest of the Masters about to go down. Ride of the Vale Rohirrim next episode...

Jon dies again. For real this time. His parentage is revealed post-humously and doesn't have any effect on the story. The Troll that was Promised.

The Water Dancing shit is basically a kind of fencing, requiring a light slim blade or rapier. Training/fighting your whole life this way would make a longsword/broadsword ineffective for your preferred combat style. That was how I thought about it anyway.

I don't mind WM anymore than I mind a CS player with an AWP. That being said, I do wish she had a bolt action and like a 5 round magazine.

Popular reddit theory now is that Lady Crane was a Faceless Man. Hence her asking Arya weird questions like, "Do you like pretending to be other people?" Essentially playing the game of faces with her she just didn't know it. The purpose of the assassination attempt was to test both the Waif and...