Guys, if he'd just sent out some gifts to his vassals and toosed around some honorary titles he'd have been fine.
Stannis though had to deal with the troops from the Holy Order of the North the infamous "Shirtless Men" those heavy cavalry charges can wreck even really strong stacks.
Ramsay also got those special event armies Azor Ahai always gets.
Guys, if he'd just sent out some gifts to his vassals and toosed around some honorary titles he'd have been fine.
Stannis though had to deal with the troops from the Holy Order of the North the infamous "Shirtless Men" those heavy cavalry charges can wreck even really strong stacks.
Wrong. Plot was at 900% because everyone there inherited claims to the Night's Watch. Besides most of the rangers had the intrigue focus.
Wrong. Plot was at 900% because everyone there inherited claims to the Night's Watch. Besides most of the rangers had the intrigue focus.
Olly was using the console to give himself boosts anyway.
No one that age has 88 martial and 99 intrigue.
He's got that nasty "Raised by Ned" debuff.
All backstabs and sneak attacks deal 99% more damage.
LOL. That was a good one.
It helps that Dany Sue got the "Muh Dragunz" Pre-order bonus coupled with the "Dresses of Absolute Sueness" mini-dlc.
Nerf pls.
Nerf pls.
Nah they're gonna buff Dany Sue even more in the next expansion.
"To see our artistic vision realized." As they said.
Why should Stannis have had to pay for the DLC to unlock the side quest to recruit Northern clansmen? He already had to take out a loan just to buy the damn game. That should be core content, not DLC.
Why should Stannis have had to pay for the DLC to unlock the side quest to recruit Northern clansmen? He already had to take out a loan just to buy the damn game. That should be core content, not DLC.
It was in the original game.
This is the super special HD remastered edition...
It's been "Modernized to appeal to that hip edgy crowd".
It was in the original game.
This is the super special HD remastered edition...
It's been "Modernized to appeal to that hip edgy crowd".
Typical. Also that must have been why all of his dialogue options in the "endless snowstorm" event were variations of "okay, we'll burn my daughter".
What sort of buff did Ramsay and his 20 Good Men have to get past the impassable snowstorm?
Typical. Also that must have been why all of his dialogue options in the "endless snowstorm" event were variations of "okay, we'll burn my daughter".
What sort of buff did Ramsay and his 20 Good Men have to get past the impassable snowstorm?
+900% Cold resistance, +300 sneak skill, +200 destruction skill, and +99% total damage reduction.
Y'know, if Jon does get revived, it'd be kind of hilarious if he just goes about his day like nothing happened.
Just have him sit down for some breakfast the next morning while Alliser and Olly piss themselves.
Y'know, if Jon does get revived, it'd be kind of hilarious if he just goes about his day like nothing happened.
It worked for COmmander Shepard 
Jon chose the wrong dialogue option when talking to Olly. His death was a scripted event that was tied to that option.
Olly:
It's your uncle Benjen! We've found a Wildling that knows where Benjen is!
Jon:
1. Lead the way!
2. Are you sure?
3. Hahaha. GTFO.
4. *Summon Ghost*
It worked for Commander Shepard
Except for that random 2 minutes in the next game where he's all like "I DON'T KNOW IF I'M REAL THO T_T"
The Dorne, or "Drone" segments as I like to call them, was some of the worst television I've ever seen, and it all culminated with "bad *****."
Ramsay should get nerfed in the next patch.
Dorne storyline was pretty bad, but at least it gave me Doran Martell and more Bronn.
Dorne storyline was pretty bad, but at least it gave me Doran Martell and more Bronn.
Tyene Sand's breateses, too.
The solo achievement for Jamie to be in Dorne is to successfully get Mecella killed? Master script writing D&D. Dorne's stroy line is such a drag for this season and nobody does anything to the main story.
It was a waste of a plot. Go to Dorne and fail! And it has no bearing on anything in the rest of the plot at all!
The solo achievement for Jamie to be in Dorne is to successfully get Mecella killed? Master script writing D&D. Dorne's stroy line is such a drag for this season and nobody does anything to the main story.
Yeah, Myrcella is killed and presumably Dorne will now be enemies of the Lannisters. It does actually change a fair bit politically, but it all happened in the last minute with the rest of it pretty much filler.
Really like Dorne, particularly Doran, in the books so was a bit disappointing.
It's not too surprising that Dorne wasn't that good in the show. The books didn't provide much to work with there.
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