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The secret of killing the Night King was really ingenious
Stick him with the pointy end
Invested too much timeso your dropping out?...they are going to spend the next three episodes battling cersei .....Yes, the longest battle scene in the history of cinema or television. You should demand a refund.Thé battle against the dead lasted one freakin episode after teasing it for eight years
The fact that you are even disappointed shows how much this show has spoiled you rotten, haha
One freakin episode...84 minutes
After teasing it for eight years
.....
ZZZZZZzzzzzz
Didnt notice it at firstThe secret of killing the Night King was really ingenious
Stick him with the pointy end
Did ya notice that when she killed the Night King, she used the same technique that she had shown Brianne when they were practicing swordplay at Winterfell?
Brianne asked who taught Aria that move, and Aria said "nobody", which is basically the truth, because A Man (nobody), is the one who trained her at Bravos.
Even the scene with Arya
They needed to show her as one of the walking dead and then face changing at the last minute before Bran gets killed
That breeze stuff was lame
Jon Snow never could fight
He is a horrible leader.
It is science fictionEven the scene with Arya
They needed to show her as one of the walking dead and then face changing at the last minute before Bran gets killed
That breeze stuff was lame
To tell you the truth, I don't think that she could have taken the face of a walking dead, because they ran on the Night King's magic, and if she had tried, she would have been detected, just like Bram was when he sent out the ravens to see where the Night King was.
Remember.................when the Night King was killed, all the dead dropped. They only survived on his magic.
Was one stupid fuk in the battle of the bastardsJon Snow never could fight
He is a horrible leader.
Jon Snow:
- secured the dragonglass. Dont forget, Tyrion said he would have advised against it.
- brought to winterfell virtually the entire army which defended it.
- attacked the night king's dragon, allowing him to be thrown from it
What was Tyrions contribution to the battle, other than cowering in the crypt? Well, he got outsmarted by his brother, causing the loss of all of their Dornish and Tyrell allies. Then he got outsmarted by his sister.
And both battles were lost before they even started, had someone else not saved their asses.Was one stupid fuk in the battle of the bastards
Tyrion was masterful in the battle of Kings Landing
Team Alive wasted their CAV.....made poor use of their catapultsGood analysis:
A Military Strategist Defends the Living Army’s Tactics in the Battle of Winterfell
The Army of the Living’s Battle Plan Wasn’t So Bad
An analysis of both side’s tactics in the Battle of Winterfell, from a military strategist.
Wrap
Team Dead entered this battle with massive advantages in every category other than cavalry and dragons. It destroyed Team Alive’s cavalry and the bulk of its infantry in short order, and also reduced the formidable fortification of Winterfell. Team Dead nevertheless made mistakes, failing to develop a coherent plan for defeating Team Alive’s dragons and failing to anticipate the lethality of Team Alive’s special operators. The inexperience of Team Alive in waging battle against the dead was palpable, but Team Dead also lacked experience fighting a battle of this scale against a multifaceted force of the living. Unfortunately, the “lessons learned” department of Team Dead likely crumbled to dust shortly after the Night King.
Cool!Good analysis:
A Military Strategist Defends the Living Army’s Tactics in the Battle of Winterfell
The Army of the Living’s Battle Plan Wasn’t So Bad
An analysis of both side’s tactics in the Battle of Winterfell, from a military strategist.
Wrap
Team Dead entered this battle with massive advantages in every category other than cavalry and dragons. It destroyed Team Alive’s cavalry and the bulk of its infantry in short order, and also reduced the formidable fortification of Winterfell. Team Dead nevertheless made mistakes, failing to develop a coherent plan for defeating Team Alive’s dragons and failing to anticipate the lethality of Team Alive’s special operators. The inexperience of Team Alive in waging battle against the dead was palpable, but Team Dead also lacked experience fighting a battle of this scale against a multifaceted force of the living. Unfortunately, the “lessons learned” department of Team Dead likely crumbled to dust shortly after the Night King.
Team Alive wasted their CAV.....made poor use of their catapultsGood analysis:
A Military Strategist Defends the Living Army’s Tactics in the Battle of Winterfell
The Army of the Living’s Battle Plan Wasn’t So Bad
An analysis of both side’s tactics in the Battle of Winterfell, from a military strategist.
Wrap
Team Dead entered this battle with massive advantages in every category other than cavalry and dragons. It destroyed Team Alive’s cavalry and the bulk of its infantry in short order, and also reduced the formidable fortification of Winterfell. Team Dead nevertheless made mistakes, failing to develop a coherent plan for defeating Team Alive’s dragons and failing to anticipate the lethality of Team Alive’s special operators. The inexperience of Team Alive in waging battle against the dead was palpable, but Team Dead also lacked experience fighting a battle of this scale against a multifaceted force of the living. Unfortunately, the “lessons learned” department of Team Dead likely crumbled to dust shortly after the Night King.
True...she has been reduced back to her and her dragons. But she's no longer the woman who brought foreign invaders to westeros, but the woman who brought foreign defenders to westeros.Second biggest loser was Blondie.Army and dragons got butched. Shes going to need Jonnie to protect her from intigues which will be running wild.
Usually, the next to last episode has the most actionNext ep should be slow paced, and mostly about recuperating and amassing forces for the raid down south. And finding people they thought they lost. And giving tribute to those that died. So I think it will be a slow-paced episode, with the march and final battle starting on episode 5.
Exactly. Marching her army would be suicidal for them. And they don't seem like the type to sit through a siege. So some kind of twist is forthcoming.It has to happen down south. Why would Cercei open her armies to dragon fire....
