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Just got to Imlerith. That was kind of an annoying fight that reminded me of how we had to play in Witcher 2. I don't think I have it in me to go look up all those far out points of interest in Skellige. As they are SO far out there and need to be reached by boat only. I might though I guess...

I was under the impression that womens in Westeros cannot inherit period. Thus Myrcella could not become queen and the heir would be someone else?

If the resolution to the series is Danaerys (and her mostly shitty plotlines/acting both in the book and the show) showing up to Westeros and uniting the realm record time. The Realm that actively fought to not stay united through intricate plots, politics, deceit, war and character development...

Who will break the faggot wheel?

So, I recently lost my GoPro3 in an incident I wont get into. That being said, I''m looking for a replacement in the near future but am curious if anyone here has any experience with the other brands/models out there. I know that Garmin is making one and a few other companies. Any thoughts?

It might be a little poetic. Much like how Doran's sister was killed by the Mountain and everyone knew it but could do nothing about it. Tommen may be killed in a way that everyone knows it was Doran, but nobody is in a position to do anything about it.

She Lez's out with a character that isn't in the show... or isn't yet. I can see them replacing that character with one of the Sand Snakes.

I believe it was Obara that went to KL along with Tyene. Difference being that book Tyene was playing Septa (and poisons people). I like your theory their Tuco. It does make some sense that, if we're to believe that Ellaria is taking Ariane's role then her bullshit with the Sand Snakes will stop...

But only in the form of a Raven or a Tree. I also hope that Bran has more sense than to try to communicate with people, but only in confusing dream sequences.

Save for the small issue that you Brynden nor Bran has any idea dragons are a thing.

Too many unknowns about Bloodraven the Three Eyed Crow as a character. All we know is: 1. Was Hand for awhile /Targaryen Bastard 2. Eventually exiled to Night's Watch 3. ...... 4. Tree Wizard Really don't know anything about his motivations yet, or the children's for that matter. Only...

I don't see how they can reliably not use the Ramsay's Brother plot point this season and hold onto that shit until next year when everyone forgets it entirely. Something HAS to come out of that next episode.

I'm going to laugh if the Chekov's Corkscrew Sansa picked up a few episodes ago has absolutely no play this season.

He already did, few episodes back. Just catch up with the show Gavinmad!

There is precedent for this. The Maester escaped this way a few seasons ago when Winterfell was being burned. Theon clearly never knew it existed. Or Jon might tell Davos about it. I don't see them not using the tunnel really. Shortly thereafter the armies of the Vale sweep up!

Agreed. I don't see Stannis dying in the upcoming battle after this huge character development piece with him. If he did die, who would replace him in uniting the North/Westeros? Outside of rush shit with Dany arriving.

You're not realizing that the reason he has to do this is because all of Westeros has no idea the Others even exist. If Dany's arc instantly has them all bend the knee that that will just be fucking stupid. Seriously.

What? He wanted to raise Jon Snow to a Stark so he would help take Winterfell and rally the North behind him and the threat of the Others (also his kingship). He has no choice but to consolidate power. Really, the Boltons probably don't believe that the Others are a threat and would just tell...

I'm still for Team Stannis. The One True King of Westeros is still the only one who is actively aware of the threat of the Others and intends to do something about it. The Boltons, the rest of the North and the entirety of Westeros have absolutely no idea about any of it. Who else will be the...

We see Mel in front of some melting icicles in the preview. Pretty sure all Ol'Shireen bought them was breaking the blizzard.

There's a Reddit post about the Bolton situation. The Bolton's basically have to lose now. Since they've gotten away with everything completely unscathed and have faced no consequences otherwise. I love the Bolton characters. But I think they're right here. They've faced less consequences than...

Now, I could be wrong. But Rickon will be integral to completely usurp the Bolton's hold on the North. Short of killing them... which could still totally happen. Fuck if I know. I think we're just aligning the book with the show now.

Holy shit. That scene was HARD to watch.

I alt-tab out all the time and don't have a problem running all kinds of other shit and I have less RAM than you do and a shittier graphics (nVidia GTX 690) card. Must be some other configuration thing you're running. Are you running at ULTRA graphics as well? It could be that.

I had a bitch of a time against the whore in the High Stakes quest. So much RNG required to win as she always starts with like 5 spies, tons of medics and dummies.

This episode is was really... surreal? As far as how it was shot. But that being said I enjoy how it is shot more than I do just about anything else about it!

Enemy Within was awesome. I look forward to making more awesome Psychic Gene-Soldiers. One of the few games where playing on "Ironman" mode or whatever it is called is THE way the play it for me. With Torment also coming out this year. This year will have sated my CRPG lust for quite a while...

Exactly man. After I do three or four contracts and some long quest sequences. Time to play some assholes in Gwent and win some new cards!

I'm well aware of that. Meditate to the time (after dusk) and I never hit the trigger.

That Sword and Dumplings quest bugged out on me. Like a week ago I was doing a quest than ran me through the docks and triggered his shit. I said not now and continued with what I was doing. As I was also lvl 15 at the time. Now I go to finish it, and the fucker isn't there anymore.

What I don't get (or what hasn't been explained to us yet) is that if White Walkers reproduce via child transformation. Who are the original White Walkers?

Are we saying this because the show won't have Ramsay kill off a pregnant (and fat) character? That may be a bit too heat from the SJW crowd. And the Greyscale must play SOME part in the grand scheme of things right? Or is it just a plot device to get Jorah to sacrifice himself for Dany in...

Interesting thread on Reddit. Does anyone else think that Ramsay's attack talked about last episode should fail? I mean, something bad has to happen to him right? I think that Ramsay will be taken out of the Game abruptly and without too much buildup. Thoughts?

This show has been really the underdog. I think most of us went into it thinking it would have a shit pilot and never watch it again. But it has been pretty awesome. Oddly enough their buddy cop draw-in portion is the least interesting part about the show. Happy that this got renewed.

The people of Yi Ti have legends about the "Lion of Night" and his demons who came forth and were defeated by Hyrkoon (their version of Azor Azhai/The Last Hero). They also have The Five Forts in the far North of their country to defend from what lies beyond. Its in that World of Ice and Fire book.

The moving body in Qyburn's lab in episode 4 of this season. Along with him saying he would "save" Gregor while Gregor was laying on the table then doing a bunch of medical-esque crap to the body wouldn't lead a show-watcher to connect these particular dots? The show was pretty clear on...

Are you arguing that there is no intrinsic value to the 9000 hours of porn or whatever that was forever taken from this world? If we are to believe it as it is given.

Pretty sure Stannis was tearing down Dragonstone for the Obsidian that the entire fucking place is made of. Why all the warg stuff too? The show really hasn't expanded on anyone being a warg in the Stark family other than Bran. Seems to me that they probably won't make too big a deal of it.

Intersite needs some Business Continuity planning. Very badly if that was the case! So is Gavin the CEO of Hooli? Why is he afraid of he board? Or are we to assume he doesn't have full control of the company?

Tormund said a curious thing to me during the episode. He mentioned that Mance had spent 20 years allying the wildling clans. In the show Mance specifically tells Jon that he wants his people to hide behind "your wall" and that he was only able to ally the clans because if they didn't then they...