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[Iakus]

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Oh, if you keep going, Rodrick stops punching Gryff and starts beating him with his cane.

It's great.

 

Beshka needed to kill her master I think.

Dany can whine her terrible Queen head off. But the guy was judged by one who he hurt. So it's pretty much the same thing. She has no right to say anything in the matter.

 

Spoiler

Heh, I was mostly happy with doing the QTE to dump him on his @$$ after warning him.  The punch was just some icing on the cake.

 

I decided that the job needed to get done and neither Beshka or...Second Sons guy...were gonna back down.  And given what Beshka said before the guy needed killing anyway.  Now the two can focus on being p*ssed at Asher rather than each other   

 

If Danny wants to b*tch about it, she knows where to find me.  Bring a dragon, she'll need it  

[FraQ]

Spoiler

I supported Behska in every decision, right up until the point that Croft ordered her to stop. Then I asked her to stop... for me.

 

And she did.

 

I was surprised it worked tbh.

[Cunning Villain]

It's funny how my feelings on the game mirror those of the television show, because I just couldn't give less of a damn about the King's Landing segments.

[Steelcan]

If funny how my feelings on the game mirror those of the television show, because I just couldn't give less of a damn about the King's Landing segments.

I agree about not liking the King;s landing segments in the game, Mira is a drag and I'm tired of dealing with those characters

[Iakus]

I actually like the King's Landing stuff.  It's more intrigue-related than the stuff going on at the Wall, or Mereen, or even Ironrath. It's an exercise of one without power having to get outwit people who could squash her like a bug with zero effort or consequences.

 

Plus I got to give Mira an awesome closer to the confrontation at the end of her segment

 

Spoiler

Are you afraid of a mere handmaiden?" [/smirk]

 

[daveliam]

Mira was a gangsta in her scene this game.  I chose the "Don't be so dramatic.  Besides, I'm just getting started...." [smirk] option.  She owned in that scene.  That being said, she's probably going to get owned herself by Margaery and Cersei in the next two episodes.  But I enjoyed playing her as an "Mira Forrester doesn't give a **** anymore" type of gal. 

 

Asher's story continues to be the most interesting to me.  He's a fantastic character and Beshka was really great now that they've expanded her a bit.

 

Rodrik also went to the new "Mira Forrester doesn't give a **** anymore" school of diplomacy in this one.  I beat Gryff senseless, accepted the alliance with Elaena and Arthur, and called Lord Whitehill on his bluff.  I'm sure it's also going to backfire, but it was fun while it lasted.  I'm hoping that Gwyn comes around to be a stronger ally as well. 

 

Tuttle's story is the worst.  He's such an annoying 'Snow-Lite" character that I can't take it.  Let me see...... Is he not really part of the family?  Check.  Is he banished to the Wall?  Check.  Does he make two fast friends right away (one fighter and one squirrelly rogue type)?  Check.  Does he end up north of the Wall?  Check.  Does he end up aligning with a Wildling girl?  Check.  FFS, is he going to end up Lord Commander too?

 

Also, is anyone else sick as **** of Ramsay ****** Snow?  Ugh.

[Johnnie Walker]

Spoiler

Bravo on Tell Tale getting Dany's low acumen and perception spot on.

 

>"All men are liars, you are no different."

>"You don't even know me."

>"You're right I don't."

...

 

This one was nice too. Had to take a screenie.

 

 

Mira's story is alright, I think she's a little too cocky for a handmaiden though. 

Anyone give away Mira's secret to Lord Tarwick btw?

 

Wonder how things will go down between Rodrick and Ramsay in ep 5 though.

I really don't like Gryff tbh. I don't like his face. I'd punch his face.

[Seboist]

I told Told Lord Tarwick...

[Han Shot First]

 

Also, is anyone else sick as **** of Ramsay ****** Snow?  Ugh.

 

I am because as a book/tv series character he has impenetrable plot armor.

 

If that had been another Whitehill leading sellswords it would leave some mystery as to how it is all going to play out. But with Ramsay you know you are going to straight up lose, because canon says so.

[felipejiraya]

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I attacked with the Glenmore troops and it's the best scene in the series so far IMO.Also:

 

That scene was awesome even though my heart stopped beating for a moment when it happened.

 

This was the first episode that I thought Mira was really badass, she was OG with that "spy" sequence in the gardens.

 

My choices:

 

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[Han Shot First]

On second thought I'm wondering if maybe the surprise visit at the end will turn out like this...

 

Spoiler

Ramsay killing Rodrik and/or Talia would just be a repeat of the end of episode 1, and would be kind of lame on Telltale's part since they've already had Ramsay kill a Forrester child and a POV character.

 

It might be more interesting instead to have Ramsay be annoyed with the Whitehills for 1) failing to meet the Boltons' Ironwood requirements, and 2) disregarding Ramsay's divide of the Ironwood forest between Houses Forrester and Whitehill, contributing to the production problems. Ludd was clearly worried that he was in hot water with the Boltons over the Ironwood, hence the offer he was making the Forresters, and if you have Rodrik view an Ironwood shield on Highpoint's wall it is cracked, and Rodrik mentions that it is of poor quality.

 

So Ramsay shows up at Ironrath planning to hammer the Forresters but ends up even more furious with the Whitehills when he discovers that not only have they disobeyed and disrespected him, but are entirely to blame for the production problems. Ramsay returns part of the Ironwood forest to the Forresters, makes production demands, and then vents by having Gryff dragged from his dungeon cell and flayed at Ironrath as punishment. This doubles as punishment for the Forresters' rebelliousness as well, because it completely robs Rodrik of any leverage he had over Ludd to get Ryon returned. Ludd of course is powerless to strike back at the Boltons and will in part blame Rodrik for what happened to Gryff, just as the Forresters blame Ludd in part for what happened to Ethan. So Ludd strikes back at the target he has on hand and which can't destroy him...his Forrester prisoner. Or perhaps he demands Rodrik surrender himself in exchange for Ryon, planning to send Rodrik to the headsman.

[Linkenski]

I've held off on it. I think I'm feeling the Telltale fatigue, and I know for sure that from now on I will wait until the full season is out before buying into it. These 2-3 month holes always throw me out of the experience. I come in having forgotten half of what happened and I fail to care for anything that's going on until I get those "ooh, now I remember!" moments.

 

I think this episodic game format has overstayed its welcome. I like the concept but it needs to be per week or every second week, not every or every second month.

[Bison]

I attacked with the Glenmore soldiers, everyone died. I laughed and reset. 

 

Seriously though, Arthur, Gwyn, Ludd, Lady Forrester, Duncan, everyone dead. 

[Cribbian]

Spoiler

Anyone else thinks Ramsay have had some "fun" with Gryff. Would make sure to mock up the deal with Ludd.

[Han Shot First]

Spoiler

Anyone else thinks Ramsay have had some "fun" with Gryff. Would make sure to mock up the deal with Ludd.

 

If he hasn't yet that I think that is what will go down in the first chapter of the next episode.

[I SOLD MY SOUL TO BIOWARE]

lol, just learned about this

 

[Bison]

lol, just learned about this

 

That's how Rodrik first picked up Eleana. 

[MisterJB]

Daenerys presumes to rule Westeros but she places the people of Meeren above the safety of a Westerosi family.

 

Stannis wouldn't do that. Long live Stannis Barathen, the One True King of Westeros.

[Sifr]

Daenerys presumes to rule Westeros but she places the people of Meeren above the safety of a Westerosi family.

 

Stannis wouldn't do that. Long live Stannis Barathen, the One True King of Westeros.

 

You just had to say it, didn't you?

 

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(The difference is that Dany sets people on fire with her children. Stannis sets his children on fire for other people)

 

[Ozzy]

Also, is anyone else sick as **** of Ramsay ****** Snow?  Ugh.

 

Abso-****ing-lutely. I let out a massive sigh when I saw him hanging about. That plot-armoured shirtless douchebag needs to go away. 

 

 

lol, just learned about this

 

lmao

[JobacNoor]

Episode 5: Nest of Vipers is coming next week, get hyped!

 

[LPPrince]

Still waiting for Patch 1.07 of The Witcher 3 to hit consoles so in the mean time I'm catching up on my Telltale episodes. Playing Ep 4 now.

[Vroom Vroom]

Not to be a whiner, but I hardly even remember last episode now.

 

Is Life is Strange done yet? I might check that out next, but only after it is done. GoT and TftB (this one specifically) have taught me that episodic games aren't for me until they are done. 

[JobacNoor]

Not to be a whiner, but I hardly even remember last episode now.

 

Is Life is Strange done yet? I might check that out next, but only after it is done. GoT and TftB (this one specifically) have taught me that episodic games aren't for me until they are done. 

 

Life is Strange is still two episodes away from done. The second to last one should be out soon-ish, they recently tweeted about it being close to finished.

[LPPrince]

So...its gonna be The Maester, isn't it.