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Colonel Whitey posted:What? Most of the main cast were armed with it and survived because they had it. What impact are you talking about the dragon glass was for the white walkers, who never even joined the fight. the random zerglings can be killed by whatever.
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FizFashizzle posted:the dragon glass was for the white walkers, who never even joined the fight. Can they? They established early on that you can literally chop them to pieces with regular weapons and they'll keep going. Like the hand in the jar early on. I do think Dragon glass shuts them down for good.
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Groovelord Neato posted:is that a serious question? better call saul is the best show on tv. The Deuce is really good too.
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Just Chamber posted:Can they? They established early on that you can literally chop them to pieces with regular weapons and they'll keep going. Like the hand in the jar early on. I do think Dragon glass shuts them down for good. It does. It was the final thing they used on the skellington man in the KL meeting last season.
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# ? Apr 29, 2019 15:25 |
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FizFashizzle posted:the dragon glass was for the white walkers, who never even joined the fight. You kinda half-pay attention to this show don't you There was a scene, towards the end of Season 7, it was kinda the culmination of what they were trying to do that entire season, where they bring a random zergling to king's landing and demonstrate exactly what will kill them and what won't
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# ? Apr 29, 2019 15:26 |
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Matt Zerella posted:It does. It was the final thing they used on the skellington man in the KL meeting last season. And it caused the giant to be turned into dust when lady mormot stabbed it in the eyeball.
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# ? Apr 29, 2019 15:26 |
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To add to an earlier conversation, watching this on cable looked awful for me but on HBO it looked incredible. If you had that grainy view for this episode I can see why you’re grumpy.
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# ? Apr 29, 2019 15:27 |
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That was a thrilling episode and I was literally on the edge of seat almost the whole time. But it really felt like none of it really mattered. They could have just sent all the troops away, opened the gates, let the Night King swagger up to Bran and just ambushed him from the shadows just like they ended up doing without all those people dying. It would have been a lot more satisfying to have all these people who've allied for one purpose actually bring something to the table in serving that purpose. It would fit in with the themes of the show. All that honor and hetoics that meant nothing in the abstract would matter when put toward real human needs.
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# ? Apr 29, 2019 15:27 |
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To be fair, in the books dragonglass doesn't work on the wights, just the others (Technical nitpick - dragonglass shatters on a wights mail, but then melisandre confirms it won't work on wights)
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# ? Apr 29, 2019 15:28 |
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AKA Pseudonym posted:That was a thrilling episode and I was literally on the edge of seat almost the whole time. But it really felt like none of it really mattered. They could have just sent all the troops away, opened the gates, let the Night King swagger up to Bran and just ambushed him from the shadows just like they ended up doing without all those people dying. They could have melted down the 5 valryian weapons into a ton of arrowheads and shot 500 valryian arrows at the NK if you want to go that route
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AKA Pseudonym posted:That was a thrilling episode and I was literally on the edge of seat almost the whole time. But it really felt like none of it really mattered. They could have just sent all the troops away, opened the gates, let the Night King swagger up to Bran and just ambushed him from the shadows just like they ended up doing without all those people dying. Clearly it was all to make NK think he had already won when he reached Bran and could be all slow and dramatic about things.
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sudo rm -rf posted:sauron?
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# ? Apr 29, 2019 15:32 |
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so the Night King wins, wipes out humanity, the entire world is overrun by undead, and then one day he accidentally steps on a piece of dragonglass
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# ? Apr 29, 2019 15:32 |
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What do we say to the god of death? "Psh nothing personnel kid" *teleports behind u*
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Shammypants posted:To add to an earlier conversation, watching this on cable looked awful for me but on HBO it looked incredible. If you had that grainy view for this episode I can see why you’re grumpy.
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# ? Apr 29, 2019 15:33 |
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I feel like I'm reading CSPAM after the '16 elections again. A bunch of really tedious, insufferable posters having a massive meltdown. A+, would watch again.
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Fellatio del Toro posted:so the Night King wins, wipes out humanity, the entire world is overrun by undead, and then one day he accidentally steps on a piece of dragonglass Night Prince REALLY wanted that dragon glass LEGO set.
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# ? Apr 29, 2019 15:33 |
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AKA Pseudonym posted:But it really felt like none of it really mattered. They could have just sent all the troops away, opened the gates, let the Night King swagger up to Bran and just ambushed him from the shadows just like they ended up doing without all those people dying.
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# ? Apr 29, 2019 15:34 |
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Easily the best episode since season 4. Of course, the show has been complete poo poo since season 4.
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# ? Apr 29, 2019 15:35 |
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I was expecting wildfire to play a part in the battle but I guess Tyrion didn't think to ask Cersei for any while in Kings Landing. Would've been sweet if instead of that 4 foot wide moat, they drenched the fields surrounding winterfell with wildfire and igniting it when the dead showed up.
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# ? Apr 29, 2019 15:35 |
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All this talk of Arya teleporting despite there being a giant tree above everyone's heads in that scene. Is it outside the realm of possibility that she just silently climbed out into the tree branches while everyone was watching Theon pull a "LEEEEEEROOYYYYY!!!" and dropped down on the NK?
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# ? Apr 29, 2019 15:35 |
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They should have had Theon kill NK with his charge, that would have owned
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# ? Apr 29, 2019 15:37 |
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Anyway this episode was pretty good, some leaps of logic and some cheating for drama's sake, but what show doesn't have that? Honestly don't really care about battle tactics and logic holes, some people are way too caught up on that stuff. Some great character moments that stood out: Tyrion/Sansa in the crypt, Theon, Hound all had some nice payoff. Lmao that Sam survived by being saved by someone else twice and then crying on a pile of bodies while being ignored by the zombies. They realized that even being a zombie he would be a poo poo solider so they left him alone. I don't have a weird hate-on for Arya so her killing the stupid zombie lord was fine and it was filmed well. I had no problem with her coming out of nowhere, sneaking around unnoticed is kinda her thing.
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# ? Apr 29, 2019 15:38 |
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Lol what the gently caress is Plot Armor? A character not dying when you want them to? Hurrr durrr a protagonist overcame tremendous odds and this causes me troubles
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Dr_0ctag0n posted:All this talk of Arya teleporting despite there being a giant tree above everyone's heads in that scene. Yea whilst I dislike the fact she was the one to end him, she's supposed to be a silent assassin, creeping up on dudes is her number one skill so the fact she got that close to him before any of his guards or whatever could react made perfect sense even if she is just super overpowered at this point.
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Colonel Whitey posted:You kinda half-pay attention to this show don't you they're completely inconsistent about this (hardhome for example) and all the bad guys were just brought back to life anyway. GoGoGadgetChris posted:Lol what the gently caress is Plot Armor? A character not dying when you want them to? Brienne, Jamie, Pod, and +/- Sam getting humped against a brick wall for thirty minutes. Just Chamber posted:Yea whilst I dislike the fact she was the one to end him, she's supposed to be a silent assassin, creeping up on dudes is her number one skill so the fact she got that close to him before any of his guards or whatever could react made perfect sense even if she is just super overpowered at this point. Earlier this season they even set up her being able to sneak around in the garden when jon asked "how did you sneak up on me?" It's still stupid because apparently the NK can hear jon a football field away in a burning battle field
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# ? Apr 29, 2019 15:40 |
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Sam's alive because like the Dragon all the little stab wounds the walkers inflicted on his massive body were like insect bites
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# ? Apr 29, 2019 15:41 |
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FizFashizzle posted:they're completely inconsistent about this (hardhome for example) and all the bad guys were just brought back to life anyway.
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# ? Apr 29, 2019 15:42 |
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Coffee Jones posted:Watching the Dothraki wink out like a bunch of fireflies in the night is one of the best images this show has delivered In a weird way, I've been so annoyed and disappointed by the show for the last couple seasons that I've given up on anything making sense and I'm just appreciating visual flare or cool tension scenes. I can't argue that it was completely stupid to send the Dothraki into certain doom, but drat if opening to the Battle of Winterfell wasn't one of the tensest scenes in the show for me. I'm riding this train to the end so I'm just surrendering to the spectacle. Theon and even Jorah's death got me misty.
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# ? Apr 29, 2019 15:42 |
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GoGoGadgetChris posted:Lol what the gently caress is Plot Armor? A character not dying when you want them to? *bitches about fan service and then makes a giant post about what they'd like to have seen written*
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wyoak posted:I thought everyone who got brought back to life were the ones who originally started as humans and weren't killed by dragonglass. The zombies who weren't dragonglassed were already immortal anyway, like the ones who fell of off Drago's back and rained on Dany Yup. People just spend more time writing angry essays on SA than actually watching what happens on their screen.
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# ? Apr 29, 2019 15:43 |
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GoGoGadgetChris posted:Lol what the gently caress is Plot Armor? A character not dying when you want them to? Multiple shots of hero characters getting smashed into by an overwhelming horde only to cut away at the last second, then when the camera cuts back they're still fighting the zombies one at a time. I had a good time during this ep, but that poo poo was dumb, they body count of known characters should've been way higher. That shot of Jamie seeing all the heroes fighting together in the courtyard was laughable.
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wyoak posted:I thought everyone who got brought back to life were the ones who originally started as humans and weren't killed by dragonglass. The zombies who weren't dragonglassed were already immortal anyway, like the ones who fell of off Drago's back and rained on Dany Honestly I couldn't tell you because it was so dark i couldn't see what was happening.
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GoGoGadgetChris posted:Lol what the gently caress is Plot Armor? A character not dying when you want them to? Do you remember all the scenes where the named major characters and like 30 brand new extras were together facing the exact same predicament, but only the extras died gruesomely despite virtually identical behavior?
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AKA Pseudonym posted:That was a thrilling episode and I was literally on the edge of seat almost the whole time. But it really felt like none of it really mattered. They could have just sent all the troops away, opened the gates, let the Night King swagger up to Bran and just ambushed him from the shadows just like they ended up doing without all those people dying. The Night King didn't seem all that particular about making sure that he killed Bran himself, he was happy letting thousands of wights crash into the castle ahead of him and spill into the grove to rush Bran. So I buy the idea that they needed the army to engage the dead while the Night King swooped in to kill Bran personally, but it definitely could have used more to the plan than "Let's hope there are exactly enough zombies to kill all our nameless fodder and pin down our exhausted heroes by the time the Night King hits the grove, and not a single zombie more."
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# ? Apr 29, 2019 15:45 |
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ruddiger posted:Multiple shots of hero characters getting smashed into by an overwhelming horde only to cut away at the last second, then when the camera cuts back they're still fighting the zombies one at a time. I had a good time during this ep, but that poo poo was dumb, they body count of known characters should've been way higher. That shot of Jamie seeing all the heroes fighting together in the courtyard was laughable. You know that time doesn't have to pass in a linear way right? If you spend 10 minutes on a different scene that doesn't mean 10 minutes must have passed in the previous location when you go back.
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FizFashizzle posted:they're completely inconsistent about this (hardhome for example) and all the bad guys were just brought back to life anyway. Definitely not at all what happened
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TheRat posted:You know that time doesn't have to pass in a linear way right? If you spend 10 minutes on a different scene that doesn't mean 10 minutes must have passed in the previous location when you go back. You mean... Luke didn't become a jedi while Han flew in to cloud city??
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# ? Apr 29, 2019 15:47 |
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seriously tho lol that the culmination of Game of Thrones was that every single character went through a redemption arc and all got together and forgave each other and killed
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Fellatio del Toro posted:seriously tho lol that the culmination of Game of Thrones was that every single character went through a redemption arc and all got together and forgave each other and killed The show isn't over mate.
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