I really want that to be a real fighting game.
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I really want that to be a real fighting game.
For me, Skyrim is basically a Beyond-the-Wall simulator. Mammoths, giants and snow everywhere. Plus I guess there's Dragons if you want to be a bit Targaryen about it.
I think a mix of that and New Vegas (ie the decisions you make actually count for a sausage, choosing to help factions etc. with good writing to boot) would be an ideal ASoIaF game.
I can obnly imagine they're merging him with his son & he will be replacing Tormond obviously as Mances aide-de-camp as they've decided to make Tormund go over the wall.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pantz
I just stumbled across a BIG FAT SPOILER for the next episode and I don't know how to react.
(SPOILER)WWWWWWWWHHHHHHHHHHHHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
And this why I (and perhaps many more) read the books before watching the show. :D
Yes, that is why people read these books. Because they figured one day there would be a show about this series and they didn't want to stumble upon spoilers on the internet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Agent Proto
Well, it's primarily one of the reasons, but I started reading last year around the same time I also started watching the show. I knew the two are vastly different, so I read as I watched, to see the differences between the two.
Besides, who's to say that it will go exactly like it does on the book for the following episode?
I read the books after the end of the first season because, damnit, I had to know what happened next!
Oops, I'm doing it the wrong way :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Del MurderYes, that is why people read these books. Because they figured one day there would be a show about this series and they didn't want to stumble upon spoilers on the internet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Agent Proto
I bought the books before the TV show but never read them until after season 1. Like the Scouse Lick there I couldnt wait to see happened next.
Same here. I decided to read them after I marathoned through GoT for the first time because I couldn't wait so many months to find out what happened next. Not being affected by internet spoilers was more of a bonus. XD
But also, the showrunners are starting to take different directions from the books with certain characters, so... sometimes I still don't know.
This show is really tempting me to read the books.
You should.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pike
Tumblr provided me with some luls but it's in reference to tonight's upcoming episode so don't spoil yourselves just yet unless you already know
http://25.media.tumblr.com/c9bc72064...45c1o1_250.gifhttp://25.media.tumblr.com/b2b99273d...45c1o2_250.gif
http://25.media.tumblr.com/4312a0a26...45c1o3_250.gifhttp://24.media.tumblr.com/d3a2e0b9a...45c1o4_250.gif
http://25.media.tumblr.com/6096406d7...45c1o5_500.gif
I think it was about Episode 5 when I realized I really couldn't wait a week to find out what happens, and ripped through the 800 or so pages of AGoT in about a weekend..