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Hmm, so 2 ult upgrades, 1 stash tab, 2 iridium cups, and 2 costumes for 2.50. Probably worth it, thanks for the heads up!

Will probably get shadowrun hong kong and maybe templar battleforce. Pretty lousy sale.

You can repeat it as many times as you want you slobbering fucktard, it doesn't make it true.

Yeah I was just dicking around this morning when I checked the leaderboard out of curiosity and saw I was #7, so I said fuck it lets go for #1 just for funsies. By the time the previous #1 guy realized I passed him I was well ahead and still extending the lead, so he just logged off. Midtown...

That's exactly the kind of thing that should be in spoiler tags you dumbass.

BAM! Not that there's a difference in rewards between #1 and the rest of the top 10%

Tell me something, is Tyrion still alive? Don't know why I'm still arguing with you though, you're no better than Astr0.

rofl, ok bro, you win. He should have conjured fortifications, more soldiers, and a navy out of midair instead of attempting to negotiate. I can just picture him telling Missandei and Grey Worm 'BUILD ME A THOUSAND SHIPS'.

So if they never had the ability to defend the city without Daenerys, exactly how is that Tyrion's failure? And no, he didn't have fucking faith in Jaime. Cersei was a woman AND a moron, and he hated Tyrion. How obtuse are you?

By what standard did Tyrion fail in Meereen? He bought them the time they needed to survive. Sounds like success to me. Tywin didn't have faith in Jaime, Jaime was just his firstborn son and he hated Tyrion, which is why he tried to get Jaime to leave the Kingsguard.

Tywin wouldn't have burned their cities to the ground either. It wouldn't have served any purpose, and he would have tried to talk Dany out of it in Tyrion's position as well. Ruthlessness is not necessarily villainy, but stupidity sure as hell can be. All those stupid justifications people were...

No, he really isn't. Tyrion is Tywin's true son, which is probably part of why Tywin hated him so much. Jaime is absolutely on at least a partial redemption arc, because once upon a time he was clearly just a villain, and now he's someone you can actually sympathize with. And he didn't do a...

Except that judging from Bran's vision, she does succeed in setting off at least some of the wildfire. In which case Jaime may not just be stopping her from killing anyone else, he may also be executing her for what she has done, especially if she causes Tommen's death.

I think people are jumping to conclusions to assume that Jaime's redemption arc is over. I mean he was certainly overwrought with grief over losing the daughter that he had just had his first father-daughter moment with, but he also let Brienne attempt to negotiate with Brynden Tully, let her...

No shit. I'm pretty sure if she was just doing what she had to do to protect her loved ones, she wouldn't have had that insufferably smug look on her face when the faith arrested Margaery. If you take a sadistic pleasure in the twisted shit you do, you are probably a villain.

Man when I'm on trial and I say 'no I did all those things to protect the people I loved, so I cant be a villain' I expect to be acquitted of all charges.

Cersei isn't a fucking grey area, she's just slightly less black and white in the show. She's a villain and anyone who thinks otherwise is a complete Astr0.

Joffrey has been gone so long I forgot what a despicable little shithead he was until I just now watched the clip of when they find out that Robb is dead. That actor really was brilliant.

What a strange brawl. Finally found a use for gnomish experimenter though. *edit* Most effective deck I've found so far is 2x upgrade, 2x fiery war axe, 2 bloodsail raider, 1x bloodsail cultist. Cultist should probably be something else, but it absolutely fucking wrecks tempo mage which is...

Well his lines just plain weren't written, Reynolds had to make up everything himself. I mean I suppose I should put quotes around finished, but the script was 'finished' before the strike began. It was just a half-assed piece of shit.

The writers strike that started after the Origins script was already finished?

Jesus Christ, this explains so much. Maybe this was common knowledge but I only just now found this out.

Joffrey was the one who had Robert's bastards killed, not Cersei. Not that I'm saying she isn't a villain. I wonder if Cersei might kill Tommen on purpose, or callously not care that he could get caught in the crossfire, instead of just killing him by accident. I get that 'I will do anything...

Yes, she directly confronted Tyrion about it when he showed up in Meereen.

Welp, there's a new sig.

Loras was never a major character in the show. He's not even as important as Rickon.

If it wasn't shown on screen it didn't happen.

I more got the impression he was embarrassed to have her see him losing his shit like that, but I suppose he also could have backed off to let her get the xp.

The maniple was a more sophisticated formation that was still influenced by the phalanx. When the front two ranks fell back behind the vets in the third rank, it pretty much became a phalanx. And the sarissa did have significant trouble punching through steadily improving infantry armor. I...

Exactly what argument are you making here?

Behold my peerless skills with mspaint

That's the problem though, he's not even a speed bump to Dany anymore. Even assuming that her forces get drastically reduced in the process of getting to and conquering Westeros, he's got what, a couple hundred wildlings left? And even if people believed that he was a Targaryen, and that Lyanna...

Basically nothing, but claiming that Dany didn't know about her ships being destroyed because we didn't get a scene specifically showing her learning about her ships being destroyed is taking that a bit far.

Oh I freely admit that it was wildly exaggerated nitpicking. My jimmies are just still rustled from them completely destroying Jon as an important character.

You're right. His terribly predictable space madness was much higher quality section of the movie than a fifth dimensional bookcase at the center of a black hole.

The writers have made it very clear that if it doesn't happen on screen, it didn't happen.

I don't understand why she wouldn't have burned the Masters' ships. She wasn't around when her own ships were burned, so I guess because she didn't see them in battle with the Masters she just assumed something had happened to them? Oh wait, I do understand, shitty writing. She should have...

He's too busy playing clash of clans or some other bullshit on his tablet to actually read the thread.

This is even dumber than the Darth Sansa theories.