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What are you talking about? The NK didn't explode, he shattered and fell directly to the ground under his feet. In a neat little pile. I wonder what NK would taste like. Might be good pickled.

Yea, into bite sized chunks.

You could even eat a frozen steak with that dagger

I think he was being wry with that "Makes no fucking sense" remark.

I always just answer that question with a simple "Oh just eating better and getting more exercise". And if they press me on how I'm eating better I just hit them with the ol' "Oh less fast food and pizza, more home cooked meals from scratch".

Christ.... Asmongold hit 100k viewers during his stream today.

Nobody here is arguing that. That happened in the last 2 episodes. No real build up causing it to feel contrived. The execution of that story arc has been garbage. We're all just arguing whether the writers led us there over the course of the series or not. I don't think they did, others do...

To be honest Tyrion turning into a bumbling fool and being given a free pass over and over was one of the more frustrating aspects of this show's decline.

I missed it completely too. It was one of the few scenes in recent seasons that actually had the nuance you were speaking of earlier and I missed it because I had gotten used to the writers smacking us in the face with overt dialogue. I didn't realize it was even a possibility until I came here...

In the scene I linked half the room was urging her to crucify the lannisters and burn KL. She was stalwart and resolute in saying she would not. This conversation is fruitless. You keep moving the goalposts and ignoring contradictory evidence straight from the show itself.

That scene supports your point?

In the scene I posted people are telling her to burn KL to the ground and strangle the life from Cersei at this moment. She refuses. That is what makes the turn so frustrating. The writers have been leading us AWAY from the mad queen not toward it. For several seasons. And instead of her going...

Keep cherry picking to support your idea instead of looking at everything we were shown and told.

She had equally benevolent and "just" moments. She was ambiguous, which is fine, but at some point they needed to show the turn. They didn't do that until the end of episode 4. Even her actions leading up to episode 3 spoke to her sanity more than anything else. She allowed an envoy to speak...

I hit 60 on my first character in around 4-5 days /played as well. Did 1.12 have the extra quest hubs in places like Felwood or did that come later? Really the only portion of the game where you start running out of quests is around the 56-58 mark if it's before they added the additional high...

bah double

Her Targaryen blood and her father's actions were a concern to everyone throughout the entire series. But HER actions didn't foreshadow shit. They were at best ambiguous and the writers did a piss poor job presenting her descent. Which you even agree with. And you chalk it up to all of us not...

So you knew she'd either go crazy or she wouldn't go crazy. Wow, how insightful.

I saw what was coming because of the hamfisted plot "developments" in episodes 4 and 5. You acting like you knew this was coming since season 5 and acting like the rest of us are just blind is ridiculous.

What you just outlined is normal political maneuvering in the world of GoT. Every would be usurper has gone through similar political turmoil throughout the entirety of the show. The logical leap you are making to connect dots that don't exist is astounding. Barristan was eventually killed by...

Have you been paying attention to Wall Street in the past ~20 years? Wall Street sunk its claws into Bitcoin and that's what caused this massive, volatile fluctuation in its "value".

How do you get that she was considering burning it all down from that scene? What were you watching? That scene is nothing but council on political maneuvering when it comes to removing an insurgency. She wants to kill the Sons of Harpies, and the opposition to that idea isn't even telling her...

I'm not sure how we can logically jump from killing insurgents and cutting off the heads of the enemies in charge, to decimating an entire city and killing everyone in it, including civilians. The former happens throughout all of GoT. The latter is despotic. In the scene above they were trying...

You can say this about a lot of "investment" vehicles. The stock market operates more on speculation than on actual value. I don't disagree with you about it's value not being derived from a tangible product or revenue stream, at least in part. But people invest in a lot of service based...

Maybe it's all a ploy to lure Thrall back into action! Right? RIGHT?!?!

It's an overwhelmingly powerful artifact weapon everyone previously thought had been lost to time. Doomaxe.

If my TV wasn't 10 years old I may have been able to see what the fuck was happening in episode 3.

OLED... actually maybe that's a bad example, the principle has been around a long time, we just never had a practical use for it until very recently.

I wouldn't be hard pressed at all. I'd just need to drive over the Throgs Neck bridge and marvel at how there are no more toll booths and I don't even need to slow down.

Yea but in the recent 2 months or so I saw a lot of people playing what appeared to be private emu servers. People doing TBC content with skills on their hotbars that have long since been removed.

Yea I don't have much faith it will be good. But it does have potential.

I'd imagine most startups worth a damn won't be too keen on telecommuting. Also, if you're in startup country I'd also imagine they are ridiculous with their interview requirements because they probably have a ton of young, eager, naive kids chomping at the bit for any position they can get.

Yea it's definitely not terrible but it's much longer than it needed to be. As was said above, the last hour is the meat and potatoes.

A show about Valyria seems interesting. Mostly because Essos seems like a far more interesting place than Westeros.

The community exists in chat boxes and Discord channels. EQ didn't create "community" because it didn't auto-teleport people to dungeons or didn't utilize instancing (at first). It created community because it was a 3D chat program where like minded people could socialize and sometimes kill...

That's a good cinematic. I didn't realize Thrall was hiding though. What a pussy.

He said he viewed all possible outcomes. And when asked how many they win in, he said one.

That was Stannis Baratheon's army, under his command. You can justify what happened on screen however you want. The point is it came out of nowhere. And Stannis' never seemed "lawful neutral" to me. He had a witch burn his own daughter... He was out of his mind and had only one singular goal...