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I quit watching the show because I read the books between seasons 2 and 3 you stupid cunt.

It's stupid, and entirely inconsistent with Jake Solomon's tweet that the volunteer was still alive, which he only tweeted like 6 months ago, so they were well into development of XCom 2 at that point. Their whole idea of 'you never made it out of conventional weapons' is completely retarded...

All the Ironborn are white walkers. What is dead may never die.

XCOM 2s Bleak Future: Why Impossible Iron Man Mode is Canon -- IGN First - IGN BRADFORD SURVIVED YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH Really hope Vahlen is still alive, Shen might be too old though. MEC Shen could be alive though, something he managed to develop with Meld that he...

Apparently cheating was the answer to Nelly's question.

I honestly think it's a 50/50 tossup as to whether or not we ever see another Greyjoy aside from Theon for the rest of the show. Might just hear an offhand comment of someone telling Stannis that Balon Greyjoy slipped in the bathtub and broke his neck, and then Melisandre will smirk that little...

How is it soft to not want to see shit that isn't in the books yet, or may not even happen in the books? The original intent of the two threads was to have places to keep book readers from spoiling things for non book readers. Not for cunts to post screencaps from the unaired season finale.

I like calling people twat today.

How about we not discuss the pictures that weren't supposed to be shown in the first place you twat?

It's not the sameprincipleat all.

Screencaps from the unaired season finale you fucking twat.

Really? Cause most of the Muslim world routinely fuck their cousins, and being born a Muslim is the worst consequence I can possibly think of.

I get caught up on Game of Thrones (stopped watching between S2 and S3) just in time to catch multiple spoilers from the unaired season finale courtesy of Fedor. FML

Can we just permaban Fedor? The more I think about it, the more rustled I get about those pictures.

Ok I'm all caught up. Now my shitposting will genuine shitposting and not just 'I stopped watching the show and dont know how its different from the books' shitposting.

Can someone other than Tuco suggest that we have three GoT threads so I can think it's a good idea?

Maybe we do need 3 threads. fuck.

I get this joke now. I about died laughing when I heard Stannis say that since I saw this meme first.

Well I mean there's at least two scenes, maybe three, where Melisandre mentions Shireen having royal blood while sharing an ominous stare with Selyse then they both turn and stare at a fire. Happened at Dragonstone before they left, and again when Mance was burned. Maybe it's only obvious...

When you watch season 5 knowing they're going to burn Shireen, the foreshadowing seems about as subtle as a sledgehammer.

You're thinking of Paul Robinette. Not many roles over the years but I always liked him.

Do you mind? I'm trying to troll here.

He was never in Firefly.

haha Wilfred Fizzlesomething. then they could record a special alternate summoning blurb for Jaraxxus like Cairne has. I approve.

Yeah, if you get a month 1 supply ship landing, it's actually entirely optional whether you take it on or let them complete their mission and fly off. And it is damn near impossible to do without save scumming.

This sucks, he made an amazing Dumbledore

hahaha laughed myself stupider at this one.

Also the re-casting of Daario between seasons 3 and 4 was really jarring. The original Daario had that effeminate but still very masculine look that you could totally believe Daenerys swooning over, the new guy, while certainly not ugly, seems like just another dude with a beard. I'm sure...

Ok so I'm like halfway through S4, just saw Tyrion's trial and holy fuck did Dinklage nail that shit. Amazing. Also amazing is the actor who plays Ramsay. I mean I fucking hate the dude but I'm also sort of cheering for him.

Yeah it paves the way for them to do some flashpoint inspired stuff without actually having to accomodate flashpoint on the arrow would be my guess.

The rules are subject to whoever has enough political or military power to enforce their claims. It was like this in the real world too.

As former Queen she has enough of a claim that it would politically be more than just the Tyrell's deciding they wanted the Iron Throne for themselves. They could also secure the support of another great house against the Lannisters by offering to marry one of their heirs to Margaery, making him...

The latest version of killer frost in the comics is apparently somewhere in between anti hero and villain, but she's been a full on villain in every other incarnation.

She wasn't man enough to give Long War more than a couple days, I don't think she likes turn based strategy as much as she thinks.

Now this I absolutely agree with. You only have to look at Magic to see how bad this can get, and in Magic you can at least buy singles.

You guys must be new to f2p games. I'd say Hearthstone is better than most in that regard.

Thank you captain Pedant, I'm well aware Edric doesn't exist in the show. Aside from the fact that we often use this thread to speculate about things that aren't in the show, I was simply illustrating the fact that they would potentially dig up and crown any Baratheon bastard they could find if...

This is what I was saying. This is why someone could even go crazy and push Gendry's claim, or Edric's, because all you need is some sort of suitable pretense to back someone for the throne to cover up the fact of it being a personal power grab. The biggest danger from the High Sparrow is him...

Well shit, yeah that changes things. If the wedding was consummated Margaery would have enough of a pretender's claim for the Tyrells to back her over Myrcella, which would lead to conflict between the Tyrells and House Martell if Tommen died.

Wait how the fuck much did they bump Tommen's age up for the show? Cause he's Rickon's age in the books. They bumped everybody up a couple years but they would have had to bump Tommen up several years to make him capable of consummating a marriage.