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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Video Games > Game of Thrones: A Telltale Game Series - A Song of Ice and Iron
 
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BlueBayou
Jan 16, 2008
Before she mends must sicken worse
 Holy gently caress.

I assume your choices make very little impact on the outcome (this is my first TT game). But like... damnnnnnnn


I will bet a decent amount of money that Rodrick isn't dead and is actually in a Frey dungeon, ready to be a POV character in a later chapter

Did anybody run when Garred ran into Ramsay in the woods? Does it make a difference?

Also... Ethan, don't call him Lord Snow. Everybody knows not to call him Snow. Cmon, kid.

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BlueBayou
Jan 16, 2008
Before she mends must sicken worse

Dolash posted:


Losing Ethan the way they did should generate a lot of chatter next episode. Your new warden's son waltzing in and murdering a boy-lord for no discernible reason in front of everyone should shake the people of Ironrath even more than losing Gregor and Roderick did. I mean, can they tell anyone? Send a letter to the Glovers, at least, or tell the crown about it. Marg's going to feel a little awkward when Mirra has to tell her Ramsay went ahead and murdered her brother anyway.

Have you read the books?


Because Roose will not stand for that poo poo. He has this whole thing with Ramsay where Ramsay is all "lets just loving kill people" and Roose smacks him up and says that the reason the Starks were loved for centuries is because they weren't colossal dickbags. And how its one thing to be brutal in war times, but now that there is peace, you can't have everyone continuing to hate you because you shanked some kid in cold blood

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BlueBayou
Jan 16, 2008
Before she mends must sicken worse
 Does it make a difference if you hide or run when you encounter ramsay in the woods?

* # ¿ Dec 3, 2014 16:48
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BlueBayou
Jan 16, 2008
Before she mends must sicken worse
 well


I was a bit surprised that Gared didn't die. Prologue characters do not have a good track record in the books

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BlueBayou
Jan 16, 2008
Before she mends must sicken worse

NutritiousSnack posted:

You're wrong here man.

The entire reason the Boltons were given the North was so Tyrion would have the support of the Northern lords when he got Sansa knocked up and claimed his and his son's birthright. They where selected specificlly because they where such assholes that eventually the North would rebel even after such a costly war. With Tyrion gone now, it's actually going to make the situation worse for the crown because none of the other Northern lords like the Boltons and they don't have a guy to replace him. There are still other contenders for the crown out there, and their position has been greatly strengthened by Tywin's death. Stannis, Greyjoys, and Danny all will run on the "Not a Bolton platform" and win handily.


Exactly

I can't imagine a situation in which the Forrester's don't declare for Stannis. Well.. aside from the Boltons and Whitehills completely wiping them out.

In fact, I can't think of a lot of houses that won't declare for Stannis. Well.. assuming he is able to retake Winterfell. Which....... we will see.


On another note... what do we think the North Grove is?

My initial instinct is "omg it must have something to do with the north and the white walkers and the wildlings and omg it's way more important than this southron BS

But then.. it's not like anybody aside from the reader understands the importance of what is going on north of the wall. So why would Lord Forrester be so insistent on it's survival.

So.... what could it be. Their words are Iron from Ice. So maybe it's the central source of ironwood or something.

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BlueBayou
Jan 16, 2008
Before she mends must sicken worse
 I would not be surprised at all if the north grove was above the wall. Dude does tell Gared to try to be a ranger

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BlueBayou
Jan 16, 2008
Before she mends must sicken worse
 Wise

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BlueBayou
Jan 16, 2008
Before she mends must sicken worse
 Whitehill is a non-book character who is also a giant douche-canoe. And I hope he gets an arrow to the throat.

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BlueBayou
Jan 16, 2008
Before she mends must sicken worse
 I want to play as the Starks


Then I could be Robb and not marry Jeyne. Because of all decisions made, that one really fucks so many people over

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BlueBayou
Jan 16, 2008
Before she mends must sicken worse
 Roderick is the one who will end up alive, not ethan

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BlueBayou
Jan 16, 2008
Before she mends must sicken worse

Ghetto Prince posted:

There's one easter egg I really liked with John Snow, I didnt answer when he asked why Tuttle wanted to be a ranger and instead of "He'll remember that" it read "John Snow knows nothing."

That is fantastic

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BlueBayou
Jan 16, 2008
Before she mends must sicken worse
 I am very happy I stopped playing this after the first chapter

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