Game of normies,now,ain't gonna watch it cuz all ppl are into this i feel stupid watching this.
A lot of strong female characters do strong female things. We'll have strong elite female warriors, dexterous elite female warriors, cunning elite female leaders, charismatic elite female leaders, and the ending will be female.
It is a fantasy series after all.
A lot of strong female characters do strong female things. We'll have strong elite female warriors, dexterous elite female warriors, cunning elite female leaders, charismatic elite female leaders, and the ending will be female.
jokes aside.
My death predictions: Sandor & Gregor, Jamie, Tyrion, Jon Gay, That fat guy ugly from the iron islands.. Euron I think?, Jorah and probably that other fuckboy too
Sandor and Jon Snow already "died" and I'm not sure if the directors want to pull that off again.
Jon, Danaerys and Tyrion are kind of the main characters of the series plus most people love them, so I assume they will survive, although I would be very glad to see Dany die, since currently she is the #1 irritating character in the series for me.
LOL the show is apparently now pretending that Sansa Stark is "highly intelligent." She's so fucking unbearably childish and smug and every single decision of hers has been straight retarded. But now the show is definitely going to give her some 2000 IQ foresight powers because they've foreshadowed her "smartust persun ever" thing with Arya.
6/10 on the first ep. Pretty meh. A few scenes I enjoyed.She got her brother killed, almost got Jon killed (only survived by luck (and plot armor)), got thousands of men on Jon's side killed. All because she didn't tell Jon about the knights of the Vale. So no, the knights of the Vale thing is not to her credit, it's the ultimate proof of what a retarded character she is. Especially since Sansa was, as always, childishly whining about Jon's plan before the battle, and whining that nobody ever listens to her, and then Jon literally asks her for a better alternative, because he can't see any, and Sansa just pouts and says nothing.
Sansa has always been pretty helpless being stuck in situations her character had no control over. She did save winterfell getting the knights of the vale to ride over.
I've been slowly going through the above video and it paints D&D in a worse and worse light
"Why doesn't Sansa tell Jon Snow about the Vale army?"
"Many post-ep reviews openly baffled at this. The moderator at their subsequent SDCC 2016 panel even directly asked. D&D stayed silent, & Sophie openly said she didn't know, & just guessed it was to be "Dramatically Satisfying".
Which is hilarious, Sophie doesn't even know why her character is doing something, how is she supposed to act properly?
I love Game of Thrones, so many strong women and queens :)
I don't think the series has a single man who doesn't report to a woman. We've got a dozen queens and the greatest fighters in the series are also women. As is the smartest person ever. So empowering!
the only good thing after 2 episodes was Arya getting dicked :lol: :lol: :lol:
THIS SHOW USED TO BE AMAZING PEOPLE, WHAT HAPPENED?
Damn Arya becam super melee archer thrower all from training with a staff in the house of black and white.
I love Game of Thrones, so many strong women and queens :)
I don't think the series has a single man who doesn't report to a woman. We've got a dozen queens and the greatest fighters in the series are also women. As is the smartest person ever. So empowering!
Arya is running your old level 35 buildIf thats what shes doing then she either needs to run a cav melee/hx build or a running rock thrower.
If thats what shes doing then she either needs to run a cav melee/hx build or a running rock thrower.
Ah another episode of women empowerment, what else.What the fuck dude you can't just say the exact same things I did and try to play it off like your own thoughts, at least cite me at the end of your post
I know you pedos enjoyed seein the side of Arya's tits, but holy shit does she still look underage or maybe I'm just too old and not a perverb.
Anyway expect to see Jon Snow get killed off, can't let a man rule. Also I don't see a way they can end this show as anything but a rushed disaster with so little time left.
also she will probably die now.
What the fuck dude you can't just say the exact same things I did and try to play it off like your own thoughts, at least cite me at the end of your post
yes but you didn't mention the loli scene, bet u touched ur pp there u sick fuckhttps://youtu.be/d72aphmRFl8?t=98
The guy from "Battle of the Bastards" is directing the next episode, yay, I'm sure the battle will make a lot of sense. Should've gotten the guy from the loot train napalm battle instead.
Who did the battle at Hardhome?
Miguel Sapochnik - Hardhome, Battle of the Bastards (BotB started off with Mereen battle too), and the upcoming Winterfell battle. He's directing the 5th episode so probably another battle.Ok so I guess there is a 50/50 chance the Winterfell Battle wont be retarded, I like BoH.
Neil Marshall - Wall battle
Matt Shakman - Caravan battle
"Naath, I'd like see the beaches again"I don't think you can blame the director too much for the Battle of the Bastards. There was this whole thing, a documentary or something (?), where the director talks about just how unreasonable the demands and time frames D&D gave him were, and how their requests kept changing, etc. D&D sound extremely incompetent every time I hear about them doing something. But I bet the director had way more time and funds now to do as he pleases with the battle, so we'll see.
"Then I will take you there"
"My people are peaceful, they cannot protect themselves"
This conversation makes no sense to me. Ah well, with these plans for the future they'll be dead anyway, or maybe the only two non-white named characters will end up on the throne.
The guy from "Battle of the Bastards" is directing the next episode, yay, I'm sure the battle will make a lot of sense. Should've gotten the guy from the loot train napalm battle instead.
Also why is nobody talking to Bran if he's supposed to be able to see everything that's happening and has happened? Like, I don't know, about how the Night King was defeated before and what kind of things it can do and what it's after, etc., etc?
Also why is nobody talking to Bran if he's supposed to be able to see everything that's happening and has happened? Like, I don't know, about how the Night King was defeated before and what kind of things it can do and what it's after, etc., etc?Yeah, that is what you get when you introduce superpowers, you have to explain the limitations, otherwise not utilizing them to their fullest is just a glaring plothole. It could be pretty easy, maybe accessing events that involve the Night King are a massive risk since he is clearly some counter-greenseer that is aware of Bran, maybe Bran can only access events of which he knows when and where exactly they happened. Both reasonable explanations, but you gotta state these things.
you're gay if you watch this season
What a bundle of phag_goty cynics. It's an enjoyable show.For a retard, I'm sure.
The entire Night King is already a bit of a lackluster final villain for a show that had many great morally complex characters. So far he is just a force of evil, like Sauron, he just wants to turn the world to shit, okay riveting.
show turned to trash years ago, stop watching it idiots
I agree with all of thisIf the the Night King is not a destructive for of evil after all, and he just wants to be with his woman, then why lock her away in the first place.(click to show/hide)
It is super dumb they have no motivations other than kill everything. It basically makes all that character growth irrevelent if they are now good guy heroes trying to defeat an unstoppable always chaotic evil
If the the Night King is not a destructive for of evil after all, and he just wants to be with his woman, then why lock her away in the first place.But if he is just a force of evil and they beat him how is anything afterwords going to make sense and not be lackluster and dull? If they can beat a force of evil what threat will Cersai actually pose in the following 3 episodes thats greater than the others? And it seems pretty stupid that all the NK is after is Bran just because he has the worlds history in his memories. It takes GRRM 9-10 years to write a book seems like a pretty lame arc if thats all he is a one dimensional bad guy especially when it takes him so long to finish a book and the human bad guys are not one dimensional.
Yeah they definitely made it seem at first as if the majority of the characters fighting in the field outside winterfell were gonna be dead. Quite a few cut away shots that seemed impossible to survive. The night time + blizzard combination also made for a bit of a clusterfuck in terms of telling what was happening.
That being said I was pretty damn entertained and was on the edge of my seat waiting to see who would survive. 8/10 for me.
Doesnt make any sense. It literally seemed like everyone had died yet no one really did, and by the "next episode" bit we can see there's still a bunch of unsullied and other soldiers around.Didn't look at that, they're doing this retarded Battle of the Bastards crap again? Just like in BoB, where it was obvious from what happened and what was shown that at least 99% of Jon's men died, yet in the next episodes he still has an army, inexplicably. I guess just like in BoB, Dany's surviving army at Winterfell had better things to do than fight the end-of-the-world undead army. Maybe they were sleeping off their hang over, or whoring in the next town over.
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Why did the white walkers particularly decide to come south now after 8000 years?
Who built the wall, and why was it seen as necessary to exile the others and separate them, rather than say, destroy them? What happened back in the long night to make that the solution they came up with?
"There must always be a stark in Winterfell." Must there?
Did we expect any resolution on the horn of joramun?
Why was craster sacrificing kids to the Others, and what was the nature of that arrangement? Why did they need / want his babies to turn into walkers, and why did they seem to do so so sparingly?
Benjen was some kind of half undead creature, clearly blending him together with coldhands. What's the explanation for what he was?!
Annnnnnnnd here's the current Game of Thrones target audience: https://youtu.be/n5wm3fY5pCY?t=60
Suppose you don't need good writing when you can get retards excited with your constant last minute teleportation cliches.
this is peak western culture when you think about itI literally can't imagine the state of mind required to scream and fist pump and shout and cry at the TV screen like that over a show. It looks like it's the best moment of their lives for those people (and if recycling cliches is enough to get your audience to react like that, then recycling cliches is the thing to do for the showrunners, which is why I think it's so awful.) How is it possible to get that excited over something like GoT? And I see so many people in the comment section, and on reddit, talking about how much they screamed, etc. It's just so bizarre to me.(click to show/hide)
this is peak western culture when you think about it
Why would the nk raise undeads after they've been killed by dragonglass/valyrian steel ?Did he also raise fallen undead? If I remember correctly he only raised defenders who were killed by the undead.
Why. Literally why, on earth, are nearly all the main characters alive ? Why isn't the prophecy of Azor Ahai a thing ? Why would the nk raise undeads after they've been killed by dragonglass/valyrian steel ? Why do they use light cavalry to charge directly, in the dark, toward a far, far superior enemy ? While the 3rd episode had some great, aesthetically pleasing plans (ex : the trenches lighting up, the plan where the dragons are between the clouds, the dothraki charge to name a few), so many things make no sense. Many times in the episode, you could see characters (Theon, Daenerys, Jon Snow) getting swarmed by enemies, yet they always were in a 1v1 in the next plan. Like some others said, the show is nothing more but a 6/10 at this point, compared to the 11/10 at the very start.IKR I swear I saw Sam with like 4-5 wights on him with he on his back when Snow ran by looked at him wishing he could help but ran by, but when it all ended he was safe and sound. He got Edd killed because he refused to go down to the crypts like Jon wanted because "he killed the first wight with dragonglass" by luck mind you but was out there all scared and stuff. Edd stops to help him off his back and dies for it.
Oh, and we learned nothing about the night king, but who fucking cares, he's dead haha, right ? What a fucking waste.
then berric's death scene was dumb, he was holding off the undead but then got through the door anyways?? nope. this show is going to have a disney endingOf course, it's not even a question anymore. As if it wasn't obvious enough before, watching the "inside the episode" for this episode really drove the point home. They gave the Mormont girl (literally the least likely character in the show to survive more than 1 second in the battle) and Jorah heroic Disney deaths. Literally teleporting Jorah out of the castle against all logic so that they could give him "the death that he would've chosen." And letting the Mormont girl kill his the giant because "she was a little character" so they "wanted her to kill one of the strongest big characters."
In the scene with the giant, the way that you stab him is really similar to the way that Arya kills the Night King. Did you feel like the episode was like a triumph for the female characters?
Yeah, definitely. It proves that young people are just as capable as experienced people, and women are just as capable as men. The fact that little pint-sized females took out the most dominating forces in the White Army was pretty inspiring, actually.
LOL
https://www.reddit.com/r/gameofthrones/comments/binsug/spoilers_the_bran_is_the_lord_of_light_theory_is/
https://www.cosmopolitan.com/entertainment/a27302940/game-of-thrones-bran-evil-night-king-warging-theory/
In the episode followup commentary, they implied they randomly picked Arya to kill the NK at some point; and wove the episode to heighten the surprise. Its hard to believe that decision was really randomSweet summer child
Cringe meter reaching dangerous levels
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How is it possible to get that excited over something like GoT? And I see so many people in the comment section, and on reddit, talking about how much they screamed, etc. It's just so bizarre to me.
On the other hand, good for them, I guess. I too would like it if I was able to get an excitement orgasm over putting on my microwave or opening the fridge, or watching some telly.
Doesn't make seeing it any less embarrassing, though.
Ah, so thats where that meme comes from.
Again, was this always the case? The people who become like this, do they all have a similar genetic pattern and if so, what did they do during the renaissance, enlightenment etc?
Are you guys watching out of spite at this point?
Is this a 'dont watch it if you hate it' type of comment?
Are you guys watching out of spite at this point?I've watched it so many years that I may as well finish it, plus it's kind of funny at this point with how absolutely godawful it is.
Well the soldiers saw it. Joffrey mentioned way earlier that there is no standing army, so I imagine they're just city folks who are going to see their family and other citizens at some point, especially with the entirety of the city cooped up in the red keepMan, the citizens would be REALLY gross with Cersei if she killed her enemies and their dragon, thus preventing unimaginable amount of death in an instant and saving them and their family members. Boy oh boy would they be mad, especially since Cersei's been such an honorable, good girl. Like, seriously, what has she done aside from blowing up the church, the Pope so loved by the people no one could act against him, a ton of innocent people, the queen loved by the people, and caused the king to commit suicide. But other than that, what has she done? Nothing. No reason for her to squander her popularity just to, pfft, end the war instantly.
but 2nd part was "alright"
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if by 2nd part you mean the last 10 minutes where they weren't holding hands or expressing love for eachother
I liked Tyrion Varys conversation
Are we just reposting Oberyn's memes and pretending they're our own? Is that what we're doing? HAVE WE NO SHAME? Imagine how it feels like to be Oberyn now. Not only does he get his name from something associated with turds thanks to these last seasons, his memes are being stolen a mere page later by some good-for-nothing rapscallions.
https://youtu.be/cp5S40Wv200?t=108
Lmfao
That scene, btw, is how I know for a fact Jon is never going to end up being the king. Varys went and said being a man is important and cocks matter, Jon is as good as fucked now.
Didnt watch the new season yet but clicked the threat nontheless, why am I so hardcore
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I honestly still think she's being built up as an eventual "bad guy". A bunch of dragons and an army of bloodthirsty rapists with the goal to conquer land and tear down castles doesn't sound very noble, with the addition of even more bloodthirsty rapists when the Ironborn conveniently show up with a massive fleet just as she's convinced the Dothraki to follow her across the sea. The only army she's had so far is a bunch of robotic drugged euneuchs, and I don't care how fucking kawai they all think she is the Dothraki and Ironborn ain't gonna stop the rapin' and the lootin' they know and love. I mean, an army composed of viking and mongol derivatives, I can't think of anything that says predatory mass destruction any better, except maybe fucking dragons, which oh wait she also has, with the robotic drugged euneuch baby/dog murderers as an afterthought. I can't see anyone in the Seven Kingdoms welcoming that shit.
Shoutouts to those lannister soldiers who were trying to save the citizens, more honorable than the now-rapist notherners I guess.
:lol: Low IQ gashes don't understand foreshadowing, a collection:
W-what do you mean this isn't just like my Hunger Games and Harry Potter YAS KWEEN Mary Sues?! Women who aren't perfect and benevolent wise rulers?! REEEEEEEEEE
How dare you show noble womyn being flawed in any way, t-this is patriarchy manifest.
Yet another perfect case study for the Galbrush paradox:(click to show/hide)
If only the writing made any fucking sense. Talk about a rush job, first of all. Varys "betrays" Daenerys and gets executed in ten minutes flat, just over and done with for no good reason. None of that made any sense. What did he actually do? How did they find out? No one reacted either to any of it.They at least implied Varys was actively trying to poison Daenerys. They could have had Tyrion sniff a cup of wine or something, since wine is his only skill now, or have him shoot a meaningful glance at a little bird walking around and it would have been more complete but still subtle.
They at least implied Varys was actively trying to poison Daenerys. They could have had Tyrion sniff a cup of wine or something, since wine is his only skill now, or have him shoot a meaningful glance at a little bird walking around and it would have been more complete but still subtle.True, but "Tyrion told her (what?)" and no one mentioned the poisoning or anything like that at all, so it was done extremely weirdly. From all appearances, Varys was executed for a thought crime.
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Note I said if it continued getting worse at the same rate I would have been OK with it but that the writing is next level stupid this season.
But hey go fuck yourself retard.
Dany being evil is actually one of the more redeeming choices.
if it continued getting worse at the same rate I would have been OK with it but that the writing is next level stupid this season.
That's like your opinion man
David Benioff and D.B. Weiss have proven themselves to be woefully incompetent writers when they have no source material (i.e. the books) to fall back on.
Hopefully Jon will be like, fuck this, and move back north of the wall, and the people of westeroes learn the lesson that no matter how strongly someone says the will lead you to freedom its still shit and Westeroes becomes an anarchist island. the end
He'll probably take the Black again for killing Dany and also for containing his crazy genes. Bran becomes king instead because everything else would be ableism.I, too, have read the leaks.
I, too, have read the leaks.
If youre going to name your kids after fantasy characters at least have some decency and choose something out of Lord of the rings, preferably out of the silmarillion
I myself am the proud owner of one of those names, Arda :wink:
I knew, at the moment they killed Ned Stark, that this show is going to fail in the end.
You guys should watch HBOs Chernobyl mini series, its good.
I think Ned's Stark death is probably half the reason for the ridiculous success of the show, the other half being the Red Wedding. Both moments created so much buzz that every casual and their mother heard about the show and started watching.
Yes, the sex scenes brought in a lot of low IQ individuals that are satisfied as long as you show boobsies and explosions.
I'm kind of surprised how big of a meme D&D writing has become. I expected far fewer people to really take notice of how shit the plot is. Glad, though it's too late now... D&D are going to rape Star Wars next with a trilogy.
How is Ned Starks death in anyway related to the failure of the series? It held up far past his passing, and that is a plot point that is directly from the source material.
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so apparently Drogon understood that it was the structures of power that the iron throne represents that killed Dany, rather than Jon?
A philosopher.
Drogon: My rider got stabbed with a sword! Wait, that chair is made of swords! THE CHAIR IS A TRAITOR!
Peasant: m'lord my crops died during winter and my house got burned down by dragonfire.. my wife died...the children died serving them Lannisters...i dont know where to go...what do I do m'lord
King Bran: You looked beautiful that day when your wife died
Bran: I can never be Lord of Winterfell, I can never be Lord of anything, I'm the three-eyed raven.
Also Bran: I'm the King
But even more notable is that nearly all of the small council members are, uh, men. The sole exception, so far, is Ser Brienne, whose feats have entirely been achieved among her male peers within the field of battle, and whose strength has been framed in purely masculine terms. She has this in common with the only two remaining female contenders for the new small council, Arya Stark and Yara Greyjoy. Each of them has succeeded as a fighter alongside the men around them; each of them has, to some degree, overtly rejected displays of femininity. The implications are clear: Women who explicitly embrace traditional femininity will not be making decisions for the future of the six kingdoms of Westeros.
Can we get the second half, Oberyn?
Of course, the final season was extremely problematic on the level of basic storytelling. The plot issues were so large that it is impossible to even try to address them. But, you know – whatever.
The bottom line is that the feminist friend-loving queen is dead and the autistic incel rules the land. This is true justice of the highest possible sort
Not only this episode didn't make any sense as expected, it was also the worst kind of bad - boring. The music was good i guess?
IMDB user ratings:4.7 now for the last episode, tied with Dexter for the lowest rated series finale ever. I'm glad the normies are shitting on this awfulness as well, because D&D deserve it. The ratings are of course extremely unreliable as gauges of actual quality, as evident by the fact that s05-7 were rated so highly, even higher than 01-04 for some of the seasons. But they do show something of what the general public thinks.
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That's...that's the joke you fucking mongoloid.
That "Bran planned it all along" theory would be even less satisfying than what we got, incredibly enough. This guy whose powers are never explained but apparently have no real limits and can see the future, planned everything off-screen with his omniscience in a world where everyone else is a mundane. And then he ends up king, without any of his motivations explained either. Woohoo. How exciting and deep.
That "Bran planned it all along" theory would be even less satisfying than what we got, incredibly enough. This guy whose powers are never explained but apparently have no real limits and can see the future, planned everything off-screen with his omniscience in a world where everyone else is a mundane. And then he ends up king, without any of his motivations explained either. Woohoo. How exciting and deep. It'd be an extremely retarded thing to write, but there might some truth to it, because that could be the way GRRM is going, but obviously with boatloads of more exposition and challenge, etc., and D&D just took that small part of GRRM's ending ("Bran becomes king.")Yeah, I suppose you are right in that it is a cheap empty plot, trying to provide some pay-off without any setup in the classic D&D "subversion" sense. Any storyline involving characters that see the future gets weird very quickly. I am actually not sure if they have ever showed Bran being capable of seeing the future. I think GRRM only wrote about seeing the past through weirwood trees, providing some limits to the awareness, but I think greenseers are supposed to have visions of the future as well.
More likely, though, is that it really is as simple as it looks. That's how D&D writing has ALWAYS been. There is nothing below the surface. When Bran says "why do you think I came all this way?" it's just him appearing mysterious and knowledgeable, saying he knew they'd choose him, which is why he bothered to make the trip. And that's it.
just cheap in-your-face "cool factor."
It really is amazing that they could fuck it up so bad. The trend downward in quality was obvious but they just drove it right into the ground and pissed on it this season. They turned down 4 extra episodes that they could have used to at least make the choices seem less rushed and give some characters some dialogue. I guess they must have accepted that they were incapable of writing any more conversations between characters.They turned down 2 extra seasons, because there """"wasn't enough story left""""""
Council chair squeaking scene is so obviously bad it almost seems like an intentional middle finger to the fans.