Wow this is amazing looking
He says "they killed the night king in 1 episode". What do you want them to do? Stab him in 1 episode and have him bleed out in the next? They fought him a few times. That statement doesnt make any sense
If you watch the scene again, Arya literally just appears behind the Night King, she doesnt come out of the trees.
The room when Arya with Melisandre and Hound seems like its from second/third floor
Wish anyone here know more about Winterfell map
She could see NK when shes heading to the forest and climb down silently behind him
I'm still devastated that we won't get the NK winning at the end. I hoped that he would turn Jon as well.
Oh well, now that the NK won't win the throne Im not sure who else I would like to see on it.
Why does the red woman perish after the battle? Was her magic tied to the elvish snow dude/night king?
I practie historical fencing and combatives in real life -- swords, bucklers, staves -- those sots of things. One of the top 4 performers in the fencing school is a girl less than 2/3rds my kilos. Feel free to inform your dad of that ; )yea these people make no sense.
Also let my dad watch the series, he heard about it on the radio and he wanted to see the last episode as he heard it was amazing.
He doesn't know anything about game of thrones at all. And all he said was yea this your typical 2019 feminist political correct zombie show
Kids, woman rules, dwarf, black people, crippled, woman fighters in the middle ages. Then woman sorcerer and a woman kid killing off the bad guy. With some filler white guys that are just there to die.
Then the trailer at the end, oh look another woman that rules with a "king probably that is her slave most likely".
Everything serves a "purpose" to conveniently avoid any explanations:
-Beric keeps being resuscitated? He has a purpose...
-Jon Snow doing something? purpose...
-Arya here, because she has a purpose...
-Theon? You are here because you were supposed to be h- purpose
She said that she would be dead by dawn, she served her purpose during the battle, so she has no reason to stay alive... she canceled the spell that kept her young (and alive?)
Kids, woman rules, dwarf, black people, crippled, woman fighters in the middle ages. Then woman sorcerer and a woman kid killing off the bad guy. With some filler white guys that are just there to die.
The most annoying part i think is that so many main characters are still alive. I aspected SAM to die off, dany or john to die off, a few main characters in the crips to die off, that big woman soldier to die off.
Yet not much died at the end of the day which seems odd and go against what the writing was originally trying to push out with game of thrones.
I agree and love stories with unexplained mysteries.Must everything be explained? Its what destroyed Lost. The need to answer every mystery.
Your dad is upset the show isn't a more realistic representation of a world full off wights, magic, dragons and walking dead people?
Game of Thrones Keeps Killing Off Entire Immigrant Populations, And It's a Problem
The room when Arya with Melisandre and Hound seems like its from second/third floor
Wish anyone here know more about Winterfell map
She could see NK when shes heading to the forest and climb down silently behind him
Game of Thrones was always based on the premise it's a harsh, unforgiving world where good people & bad people alike can get killed either heroically, tragically, brutally, comically or unceremoniously. Bad people don't die just because they're bad, morally righteous people don't get to win just because they're good, loyal friends don't get a heroic death just because they're loyal & heroic, ninja assassins don't get to kill the biggest bad guy just because they're a ninja assassin etc. Episode 3 of season 8 threw that out the window & it became Return of the Jedi, Return of the King, Marvel, Transformers & all the rest. The heroes were given plot armor, secondary characters were given heroic send offs, infantile implausible scenes pilled up as much as the bodies & the Night King was given an absolutely comical weak spot - like the Death Star. Kill him, his army dies. Geez, how original!
People are talking about Arya being super overpowered. She's actually no more so than the rest. Right now as I type, Jaime & Brienne are literally the greatest warriors in the entire seven kingdoms & beyond. Even Arya didn't withstand the battlement onslaught, jet Jaime & Brienne not only survived that, but they survived the front lines battle (where the Unsullied & Dothraki were slaughtered) & the Winterfell siege for over one hour. Surrounded constantly, totally outnumbered & attacked from all sides. It's like a boss fight in a video game against waves of enemies... for one hour, without a single game-over screen on the hardest difficulty. Respect. But that's not what made Game of Thrones popular. It's become a prisoner of its characters & allowed them to break the rules of the universe (harsh unforgiving etc.) because the writers allowed fandom to dictate their story & make certain characters immune & gave them far too many fanservice moments.
In other news, I present the biggest fucknuttery mainstream media opinion on the episode yet: https://www.wmagazine.com/story/game-of-thrones-battle-immigration-problem
If they couldn’t break the rule of not having rules about who dies. Then that would be a rule. So if winning against the White Walkers was the only time the heroes all win in the show. Would that not keep a rule of anything can happen.
If they couldn’t break the rule of not having rules about who dies. Then that would be a rule. So if winning against the White Walkers was the only time the heroes all win in the show. Would that not keep a rule of anything can happen.
Must everything be explained? Its what destroyed Lost. The need to answer every mystery.
Brann said he wants to kill him, to erase his memory.And maybe I missed a lot of shit, but why does the Night King need to personally go after Bran and expose himself like that?
I thought he was going to eat her.Why did the white walker giant pick the little Mormont girl up?
I practie historical fencing and combatives in real life -- swords, bucklers, staves -- those sots of things. One of the top 4 performers in the fencing school is a girl less than 2/3rds my kilos. Feel free to inform your dad of that ; )
Basic fact: weapons (the more advanced -- the more true that holds, but blades suffice) are a great equalizer -- I'd rather fight two bare-fisted guys my weight, than a single girl with a blade my skill-level or higher.
Time to change your gaf handleThis was...unexpected, and not in a good way.
You build up this "bigger than anything in the world" threat for a decade, knowing a little more than "he exists and he's coming", and you dispose of him in only one episode, so you can have the final 3 to deal with Euron? Come on, what a load of shit.
As mentioned before, what the fuck was Bran doing the entire episode? Flying around in some crows, yay, what else?
What was the purpose of the long night? Just to kill every living thing because? What exactly in the children of the forest's spell to create the Night King made him want to kill the 3 eyed raven? Yeah, I know, for everyone to forget, but why? Did we ever get an explanation for how Carsten made his deal with the Night King, the force who can't be reasoned with and was made to kill every human?
I could go on and on, but right now I feel like this show doesn't deserve the time I spent watching it, much less the words i'm writing about it.
They can do whatever they want, does make it plausible. Jaime fighting off hundreds (thousands?) of undead isn't plausabile, Sam fighting off undead while being more useless with a weapon than bran isn't plausible, Arya magining to sneak past a circle of white walkers isn't plausible, she's an assassin she can't fucking teleport.
It's just dumb, and unnecessary, if you don't want your characters to have to pull off unbelievable feats out of their ass then don't put them in that position.
By your point the whole fight and any outcome that left survivors would have not been plausible. A land of undead or the two or three survivors take out the NK and his millions with a trick. Both of those suck more than what we got to me. I didn’t expect so many to live but that was the intended shock of the episode.
Who?how Carsten made his deal with the Night King
The biggest casualty from this episode was my affection for the show - and it died a cruel and unceremonious death. After the shit-show of season 7, I presumed there was no way to lower the bar further. Luckily, the writers were up to the task, and happily threw away close to a decade of setup for, quite literally and in no exaggerated terms, absolutely fucking nothing. 10 fucking years of narrative design, plotting, character work, world building, tonal management, and pure build up, and "The Great War" was an obfuscated skirmish at Winterfell during which nothing important was lost. The Night King, an 8,000 year old undead necromancer and the physical embodiment of death itself who enjoyed a decade of build up and mystique was just another throw-away TV bottle episode "bad guy"; a one-episode speed bump that was little more than an incompetent pawn in Cersei's """"master plan"""" to allow her to... continue to do the same shit she's been doing since the show began. Since it's obvious the writer's couldn't give less of a fuck, I see no reason that I should either. They didn't jump the shark with this trash, they fucking Rian Johnson-ed it from orbit. I'm out. Good luck, folks; I suspect the worst is yet to come.
That guy who lived north of the wall (where Gilly came from) who gave all his male babies to the Night King.Who?
Seriously, some mod change it to "WinterWontCome".Time to change your gaf handle
This is like saying you only needed 5 men to put the flag on Iwo Jima. Everyone fought the way they have throughout the show. The tactics of the battle were to get over run and draw the NK to the woods. Danny screwed it up by stopping it by jumping on her dragon. They were not trying to out maneuver an army of dead. It was every man for himself that turned tactical 15 minutes in. Changing the course of the fight by Danny saved most of them.No not really, any episode that employed tactics this dumb and won wouldn't seem plausible, doesn't mean you can't write one that would be. Especially when it turns out you only needed Arya and Sir.TwentyGoodMenTM
What would I be watching for? That's an honest question. Why watch the next episode? What plot is there left to resolve? You mean "who ends up on the Iron Throne?" That's a hashtag made by the marketing team for social media shares; the entire point of the story has been that it doesn't matter who sits on the Iron Throne, that the squabbles of man are pointless, and the writers just tossed that away for a "cool moment".... bet youre still here watching the next episode!
This is like saying you only needed 5 men to put the flag on Iwo Jima. Everyone fought the way they have throughout the show. The tactics of the battle were to get over run and draw the NK to the woods. Danny screwed it up by stopping it by jumping on her dragon. They were not trying to out maneuver an army of dead. It was every man for himself that turned tactical 15 minutes in. Changing the course of the fight by Danny saved most of them.
What would I be watching for? That's an honest question. Why watch the next episode? What plot is there left to resolve? You mean "who ends up on the Iron Throne?" That's a hashtag made by the marketing team for social media shares; the entire point of the story has been that it doesn't matter who sits on the Iron Throne, that the squabbles of man are pointless, and the writers just tossed that away for a "cool moment".
The most annoying part i think is that so many main characters are still alive. I aspected SAM to die off, dany or john to die off, a few main characters in the crips to die off, that big woman soldier to die off.
Yet not much died at the end of the day which seems odd and go against what the writing was originally trying to push out with game of thrones.
What would I be watching for? That's an honest question. Why watch the next episode? What plot is there left to resolve? You mean "who ends up on the Iron Throne?"
WinterCameAndWentInOneEpisodeThat guy who lived north of the wall (where Gilly came from) who gave all his male babies to the Night King.
Seriously, some mod change it to "WinterWontCome".
WinterCameAndWentInOneEpisode
That was Jon’s plan. He wasn’t surprised by what happened to the Dothraki and wanted Danny to still wait before going in. There only chance was to draw out the NK. How the hell do you think they were going to do it. By putting up a brilliant defensive plan we’re the NK was like this is a brilliant time to go kill Bran?Wait you think the "tactitcs' they choose to employ was too...purposelessly lose? If so they are incompetent. Your entire post makes no sense.
You mean the entire premise of the show?
The others (whoever that might be) have been training their entire lives at the most revered assasin guild in this world? That's news to me.Dude, she trained for two years while the others trained their entire life. It makes no fucking sense that she is the best ever.
That was Jon’s plan. He wasn’t surprised by what happened to the Dothraki and wanted Danny to still wait before going in. There only chance was to draw out the NK. How the hell do you think they were going to do it. By putting up a brilliant defensive plan we’re the NK was like this is a brilliant time to go kill Bran?
What would you do if you face certain death was the question the writers posed. You would stall as long as you could. I’d hope I’d go balls out. When I was finally ready for blood lust of main characters they gave me the opposite of what I was expecting. Same thing that has happened from the beginning of the show.Either you make a plan to actually defeat the army you're fighting or you you stall them as long as possible. They did neither, they just sent out their entire army but cheeks first to get fucked by the NK and then got "lucky" they had deus ex machina save them.
That's not the premise of the show. The white walkers were the very first threat (& real only threat) to the entire existence of the realm. The rest (squabbles between power hungry killers) merely served as a means to expose & morally analyse/question the folly of people whilst the world burned. The Iron Throne was a symbol of everything wrong with that world, especially in light of the fact the white walkers were going to kill everyone irrespective who sat on the damned thing. The premise of the show was that, i.e. morally ambiguous themes & characters in a harsh, brutal medieval fantasy setting with an ultimate "end of the world" looming menace which made the man versus man fighting seem petty, selfish & greedy in the grand scheme of everyone's survival.
Westeros won't be made great just because Dany sits her little butt on the Iron Throne. It's absurd. Her rule across the narrow sea was a disaster, i.e. are we just suppose to ignore that? I don't like the Marvelization of this universe, with fanboys & girls supporting their favorites & rooting for them to "win". If people sat down for the first episode 9 years ago & thought "I can't wait for Dany/Jon/Tyrion/Whomever to win the Iron Throne, that's what this show is all about!", they missed the point entirely.
You mean the show whose pilot opens with the White Walkers? The show that spent 10 years establishing their central premise with lines like "If we don’t put aside our enmities and band together, we will die, and then it doesn’t matter whose skeleton sits on the Iron Throne"? Is that the show you mean?You mean the entire premise of the show?
And yet, it's central author titled it "A song of Ice and Fire"... weird...Didnt know if you noticed man but name of the show is game of thrones not game of zombies or game of white walker
the political aspect always play the main and important role/ took center stage
You mean the show whose pilot opens with the White Walkers? The show that spent 10 years establishing their central premise with lines like "If we don’t put aside our enmities and band together, we will die, and then it doesn’t matter whose skeleton sits on the Iron Throne"? Is that the show you mean?
You mean the show whose pilot opens with the White Walkers? The show that spent 10 years establishing their central premise with lines like "If we don’t put aside our enmities and band together, we will die, and then it doesn’t matter whose skeleton sits on the Iron Throne"? Is that the show you mean?
And yet, it's central author titled it "A song of Ice and Fire"... weird...