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Originally posted by P-90_177 View PostYes but I think partially this is due to the dead seemingly getting in their own way. We saw it when they were chasing Arya and there were two or three that were simply stuck in a door frame from trying to get past at the same time. Some of them also aren't armed so while it's overwhelming for our characters when they get swarmed the huge mass of Wights is simultaneously an advantage and disadvantage to the army of the dead.
So will losing Jorah make Dany more crazy do we reckon? Could drive more of a wedge between her and Jon...
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anyone else LOLed at the stupidest military tactic ever?
right-click on dothraki army, click on fog-of-war
even in an RPG this is dumb
plus even if the dothraki use fear as a tactic they should've known they were fighting dead men who know no fear so rules change
so that's over 10k dothraki soldiers down the drain (but hey at least they got the badass death they want - in combat)
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Originally posted by Teddybrown View PostTrue, hadnt thought of it like that.
So will losing Jorah make Dany more crazy do we reckon? Could drive more of a wedge between her and Jon...
Originally posted by SoulReaver View Postanyone else LOLed at the stupidest military tactic ever?
right-click on dothraki army, click on fog-of-war
even in an RPG this is dumb
plus even if the dothraki use fear as a tactic they should've known they were fighting dead men who know no fear so rules change
so that's over 10k dothraki soldiers down the drain (but hey at least they got the badass death they want - in combat)Please do me a huge favour and help me be with the love of my life.
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Originally posted by P-90_177 View PostMellisandre basically killed them...
not even sure the fire helped much since they already had dragonglass weapons
maybe the dothraki needed to be eliminated cause they're an unreliable asset (just like the ironborn whose culture's similar) if they're alive once there's peace who's to say they won't go back to their usual ways & cause chaos in Westeros
the only thing holding them back is a sort of superstitious devotion to Dany but for how long
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Originally posted by SoulReaver View Posteven when Dany survives fire her clothes still burn off
it's almost like the NK created some sort of deflector shield around himself (but that's just the Star Trek/Star Wars fan talking)
Updating skydiver's list: Jamie, Brienne, and Pod fought together as the NK neared Bran & Theon. Tormund and Gendry (I think it was him) were shown standing after Arya killed the Night King. It was brief, and I'm not 100% certain it was Gendry. Grey Worm and the Hound were shown alive some 10-30 seconds before the NK's death. Sam was holding Lyanna Mormont seconds before NK death. I think it's safe to say they're all alive.
Jorah - Dead
Sam - alive
Tormand - alive
Ghost - alive
Dany - Alive
Jon - alive
Brienne - alive
Pod - alive
Gendry - probably alive (standing beside Tormund? not 100% sure it's him)
Sansa - alive
Davos - alive
Red witch - dead (or whatever it is with her, she finished her tasks and left the world basically)
Grey Worm - alive
Tyrion - alive
Jamie - alive
Bran - alive
Hound - alive
Theon - most likely dead, seemed to be a mortal wound
Varys - alive
Lyanna Mormont - dead (took out a dragon, good girl, feisty little thing)
Beric - dead
Arya - alive and killed the freaking night king....you go girl
Gilly and little Sam - likely alive
I feel like TPTB should have killed 2-3 more from the group of Jamie, Brienne, Pod, Hound, Gendry, and Tormund. I guess they needed Davos for the last scene. Otherwise him, too. It's not that I want to lose any of them. I like them all. It's just that when so many of them escape a near-certain death that appears to claim everyone around them, well, my eyes reflexively roll in disbelief.
But that's a quibble. It was an epic episode. I was impressed by the pacing that the show runners discuss in the "Inside the Episode" segment afterward. The ebb and flow, the switch to different mini-stories, and other decisions they made so that we don't grow weary of 80 minutes of battle. They succeeded.
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As much as an 80 minute battle would have been awesome, I agree it would have got wearisome especially as it is literally the dead. Its not like there are meaningful battles between characters like The Hound vs The Mountain (which I think we all know we will probably get at some point...). The character moments were a nice breather.
I also agree it was a good decision to go from the wide open battle to the tight corridors of Winterfell, that bit was tense!
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Originally posted by Skydiver View PostDId you mean that Sam was holding Gilly? Cause Lyanna was totally dead. the NK revived her, so she surely died when he did
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Originally posted by Brother Freyr View PostGood point. I don't know, then, who was beside Sam when we see him for a second or two. Gilly and little Sam stayed in the crypt. They're okay unless an undead Stark grabbed them.
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I rarely get surprised but they played it well on Arya killing the NK. I thought it would be Jon also. I had suspected her weapon was somehow connected to killing the NK. (idk if you saw the theory but many speculated she'd throw her spear, the NK would catch it between his hands and then the head part would pop out like a crossbow, headshotting the NK).
I don't know if you guys noticed, but the dagger Arya used to kill the NK has been through a lot of stuff. Remember the hired man sent to assassinate Bran? That was the very same dagger.
Originally posted by SoulReaver View Postanyone else LOLed at the stupidest military tactic ever?
right-click on dothraki army, click on fog-of-war
even in an RPG this is dumb
Originally posted by Teddybrown View PostDidnt Gilly get dragged off by a wight? She wasnt with the crypt group at the end.Spoiler:I don’t want to be human. I want to see gamma rays, I want to hear X-rays, and I want to smell dark matter. Do you see the absurdity of what I am? I can’t even express these things properly, because I have to—I have to conceptualize complex ideas in this stupid, limiting spoken language, but I know I want to reach out with something other than these prehensile paws, and feel the solar wind of a supernova flowing over me. I’m a machine, and I can know much more.
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