darkness35

Fuck off.

@Keyser_Sozewhy did you ping me for this retarded shit?

Spent the whole day playing the Code Vein Network Test. It's... interesting I guess?

ResidentSleeper

Okay someone get me a good recipe for meatballs, and someone else with the sauce.

Now I want to make garlic bread mozzarella meatball sandwich

You know I was seriously expecting Bronn to kill Tyrion at some point. Turns out even I can't get a just desserts for him

It ain't illegal if you do it to your own people ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

A country's gotta make a new slave population somehow!

Hey, maybe he'd might have a chance of a new life like the Hound, oh wait.

What the fuck. I thought she was just depressed or something...

Now I feel awful about sympathizing him to an extent

Or who should the audience/viewers fear more? Dolthraki? White Walkers? Cersei? Ramsay? Dany?

Why the hell did I get roped into playing Maple Story again....

Honestly the more I think about it, the more I really think Dany didn't do anything wrong out of reaction, and I do emphasize "out of reaction." I can't help but think that the Battle of King's Landing was really just the culmination of all of Cersei's (or just Lannisters's) enemies fighting for revenge, especially the North. Dany's father was assassinated by Jaime, and the rest of the Targaryen family usurped, killed, and/or scattered. Aemon is forced to live with the Night's Watch for safety. Dany and Viserys are both exiled to Essos, where assassination attempts are still made towards Dany, including Jorah. And then there's also the shitshow when she comes back to Westeros, with little to no one to trust (especially when the whole continent really just wants her dead/are afraid of her). Of course, she's going to take this personal and not anyone survive. And then we have the North. The majority of the Starks dead thanks to the Lannisters and allies. The losses from the Red Wedding were not only tragic, but also humiliating. Then add the fact that Ramsay pretty much used the North as his own toybox. Arya and Sandor going to King's Landing for revenge: both for Cersei, but for Sandor specifically for Gregor. And of course, Grey Worm losing Missandei in the last episode. Throwing that spear was probably just out of that same reaction too. It's funny, because the one moment the Lannisters/King's Landing soldiers drop their weapons, implying they are asking for mercy, they receive what they had inflicted upon their enemies they fought. And while at first I sympathized with Varys, Tyrion, and Jon at the time, I'm starting to think that their moral pedestal is just straight bullshit to some degree, even though they are right in their intentions. It's simple to write off "oh Dany went mad she's gonna kill everybody like a crazy bitch," but thinking at a common level she's acting how anyone would act if they took this battle personally [for revenge]. Which we can just deduce "wow this show is just gotten pretty shitty with its writing ." Also note, I haven't been reading most of the comments in this thread since I last posted so yeah.

No. FeelsWeirdMan

Yeah, this show has gone ResidentSleeper to me. Nice effects however.

I mean a cosmic entity that only gets outwitted by a human with the time stone could probably stop Thanos or something. Fuck idk.

#WhereWasDorammamu

Isn't this more Frozen Synapse than Xcom?

Semester finished? Time to play many games Finished: Bloodborne Neutral End Started: Dark Souls 3, Nioh

Don't play 6 yet. Play 0. MajimaEverywhere I LOVE YOU MajimaEverywhere

If only Puyo Tetris was more populated.

gachiBASS

The Communist party is arguably still a dynastic rule, just that they have more resources and authority to somehow impose more surveillance and manpower to root out dissidents.