Yeah, not gonna bother with getting Rainbow Six Seige. Too toxic of a community and too many ways to completely take you out of the game from what I discovered. Shame. Well, the vids I watch are fun at least. c:
Thank you, InGen! I appreciate any new bit of world-building information that I can get.
I don't know about non-Faith of the Seven, but members of that religion can become a septa (basically a nun) to get out of trouble. Their punishments, well, don't really know much.
I actually didn't know about this universe's religion, so this is news. Could you tell me a bit about the Faith of the Seven?
There are two things that should be noted on @TheFurryOne's map - The Crownlands, which includes the northern Stormlands, that peninsula and the land between isn't shown separate (because this a historical map, before it became a separate region - King's Landing is here), as is the Riverlands, which is most of the mainland Iron Islands possessions.
(Heavy breathing.)
I don't really understand the majority of that quote!
I swear, I would look for this information by myself at wikia, but I don't want to know spoilers for the show and the novels any more than I have to.
I have a question, though. Since Cersei Lannister has a strong dislike for the Houses of The North, shouldn't she dislike Frey, Whitehill an… mored Bolton just as much as she does with Forrester? Blink twice if this is adressed in the future—your past, my future. Also, what is her stance on the betrayal of House Forrester? And how the hell do people catch up on what is happening on the other end of the Kingdom?
House Frey is actually a Riverlands house, not a Northern house. But together, those three doing what they did to let the Lannisters beat the Starks is very helpful, so Cersei appreciates that.
I'm not sure which betrayal of House Forrester you're talking about, but if it's the one with the Starks, well, I guess she doesn't care because they were traitors and got what they deserved in her eyes.
To get news, there's messenger ravens. If you hear "send a raven", it's that, their form of mail.
Also, I got the impression that… [view original content]
From now till the end of the year
* The Walking Dead S7
* The Walking Dead Whisperer War
* The Walking Dead Game S3
* RWBY Vol. 4 (… morepls don't kill whats left of my emotions, i'm nearly already dead inside)
* Battlefield 1
* Gears of War 4
* Skyrim Remaster (yes, i'm buying this)
* Marvel Civil War 2
* Pokemon XYZ Kalos League (ash-greninja coming for ya!)
* Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
* Netflix Luke Cage S1
100% sure im missing something still - I am not ready on any kind of levels for these!!! SEND HELP PLS
For so long I wanted to read some comics I was unable to get locally. But I found a site with so many comics, some going back to the 90s (definitely some 90s comics, dunno for sure how far back it can go). I'm so happy. There's even Walking Dead in it!
Yeah, not gonna bother with getting Rainbow Six Seige. Too toxic of a community and too many ways to completely take you out of the game from what I discovered. Shame. Well, the vids I watch are fun at least. c:
In No man's sky, has anybody encountered large scale battles like in the trailers? I haven't seen one yet and its pissing me off, because this was one the few features I was most excited for.
I rewatched The Dark Knight trilogy tonight and took a look at The Dark Knight itself closer... I didn't like it as much as I did the first … moretime. In fact I think I like The Dark Knight Rises better. There are some huge flaws with The Dark Knight that really detracted from the experience to me personally, despite how well written or good looking the film is.
Thank you for the recommendations man, will check them out later, when I'm at home.
Here, have this high quality video game music rip, as a thank you gift
I have a question, though. Since Cersei Lannister has a strong dislike for the Houses of The North, shouldn't she dislike Frey, Whitehill and Bolton just as much as she does with Forrester?
As mentioned by InGen, House Frey isn't apart of the North. House Bolton, along with House Frey helped overthrowing the Starks. On the other hand, House Forrester, direct bannerman to House Stark, was marching alongside the Starks against the crown (a.k.a. her son, Joffrey). House Whitehill is a direct bannerman to house Bolton. She still despises all of the Northen houses, though. She considers the northen people to be primitive and foolish.
Also, what is her stance on the betrayal of House Forrester?
House Forrester, along with House Stark, was marching against her son/the crown. Their downfall is something positive to her.
And how the hell do people catch up on what is happening on the other end of the Kingdom?
Also, I got the impression that just men are sent to The Wall when they commit a crime.
In case this is confused, not all men choose to go to The Wall to escape crime punishment. A murderer for example, may choose to go to the Wall to escape the death penalty. A men who is charged with some days in a cell, though, will likely accept punishment instead of spending his life at the Wall.
Is there a sexist double standard where women are freed from their charges, or are punished at her own House?
InGen mentioned becoming a Septa (a.k.a. a nun). I'm not sure if it is like that, though. I've read the first book and seen the whole series and never saw it hapening. You'd have to ask a Game of Thrones expert.
One more thing—can you name the rest of the sectors other than The North?
I don't know them all, but I'll use wikia for help (it's wise from your part to not consult wikia. for example, if you visited the 'Westeros' page is the wiki you'd be spoiled with the present rulers in Season 6 that may not be the same ones in the game timeline.)
The North, ruled by Roose from House Bolton (Ramsey's father). Map
The Vale of Arryn (a.k.a. The Vale), 'ruled' by Robin from House Arryn. Map
The Riverlands, ruled by Walder from House Frey (present at The Red Wedding (the game's initial scene)). Map
The Iron Islands, ruled by Balon from House Greyjoy. Map
The Westerlands, ruled by Tywin from House Lanister (Cersei and Tyrion's father, the King's grandfather). Map
The Reach, ruled by Mace from House Tyrell (Margaery's father). Map
The Stormlands, ruled by Joffrey from House Baratheon (the king). Map
Dorne, ruled by Doran from House Martell (it's worth noting that in Dorne it's the eldest child who inherit the lands and titles from their parents regardless of the gender of the child. in the rest of Westeros, it's always the eldest son.) Map
The Crownlands, ruled by whomever is King/Queen. In this case, Joffrey from House Baratheon. Map
The Gift and The Wall, ruled by Alliser Thorne, Lord Commander of the Night's Watch. Map
I know this wasn't a question directed at me but,
I actually didn't know about this universe's religion, so this is news. Could you tell me a bit about the Faith of the Seven?
There's 4 religions in this universe that I can think of rn. The Faith of the Seven, The Old Gods, The Drowned God and The Faith of R'hllor/The Lord of Light.
The Faith of the Seven is basically a polytheist version of the medieval Christian church. They worship Seven gods. The Mother, The Father, The Smith, The Stranger, The Warrior, The Crone and The Maiden. Their symbol is The Seven Pointed Star. It's Westeros' main religion. The only regions where it's not the majority are Essos, The North and The Iron Islands. The 'pope' of this religion is the High Sparrow. The Faith Millitant is basically the religion's army.
The Old Gods is the predominant religion in the North. It used to be Westeros' main religion. People who practice this religion pray in front of a weirdwood tree. Man of the Night's Watch who practiced this religion take their vows in front of a weirdwood tree.
Idk jack about the Drowned God tbh. It's not important to the game, though, there's not even a mention. This God is worshiped on the Iron Islands.
R'hllor is the god worshiped by the people in the Free Cities of Essos. His words is spread by the Red Priests.
There's a lot about these religions. Their origins, their history, etc. But I'd just be quoting the wikia's content on them and most of it isn't even mentioned in the game.
Got it! Thank you so much for this summary, @IronWoodLover!
I have a question, though. Since Cersei Lannister has a strong dislike for th… moree Houses of The North, shouldn't she dislike Frey, Whitehill and Bolton just as much as she does with Forrester? Blink twice if this is adressed in the future—your past, my future. Also, what is her stance on the betrayal of House Forrester? And how the hell do people catch up on what is happening on the other end of the Kingdom?
Also, I got the impression that just men are sent to The Wall when they commit a crime. Is there a sexist double standard where women are freed from their charges, or are punished at her own House?
One more thing—can you name the rest of the sectors other than The North?
You are amazing!
Which characters did you think lacked characterisation?
Ethan and Gared are pretty bland in my eyes, and Mira isn't the character with the most substance up to "Iron From Ice," either.
Just as a heads up, the broken spoiler tags for particular Telltale series/episodes should be fixed now. Descriptions for which episode/series is being discussed will currently not be shown, but I believe the web team should be fixing that in the future.
I bummed the WWE Network off of my brother. It's pretty damn cool. I'm watching a lot of the old ECW stuff, and there's no way you could get away with some of that stuff anymore. If someone in WWE pulled a "Heatwave Incident" today, there'd probably be lawsuits up the ass.
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Lol, you don't play this kind of game with randoms.
I heard something about someone sueing over the lack of joker in that movie
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Thank you, InGen! I appreciate any new bit of world-building information that I can get.
I actually didn't know about this universe's religion, so this is news. Could you tell me a bit about the Faith of the Seven?
(Heavy breathing.)
I don't really understand the majority of that quote!
I swear, I would look for this information by myself at wikia, but I don't want to know spoilers for the show and the novels any more than I have to.
Wait a second.
You purposely threw somebody else onto a fucking spider and are able to sleep at night?
Well, will you look at that.
Happy Anniversary!.......Bro. (¬◡¬)
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That's a new level of savage.
YOU HAVE JUST KILLED HIM.
<- Changed my avatar.
For so long I wanted to read some comics I was unable to get locally. But I found a site with so many comics, some going back to the 90s (definitely some 90s comics, dunno for sure how far back it can go). I'm so happy. There's even Walking Dead in it!
Cool.
Shank you. See what I did there?
I was actually considering buying it today.
In No man's sky, has anybody encountered large scale battles like in the trailers? I haven't seen one yet and its pissing me off, because this was one the few features I was most excited for.
I like all 3 movies equally. They all had intimidating antagonists, and awesome character development.
Eric Bana's Hulk is always a laugh, so I can't be too hard on him. It's so funny to watch that rendition because it's all so cheesy.
While I don't like Undertale, I think the soundtrack is stellar and I appreciate the link.
As mentioned by InGen, House Frey isn't apart of the North. House Bolton, along with House Frey helped overthrowing the Starks. On the other hand, House Forrester, direct bannerman to House Stark, was marching alongside the Starks against the crown (a.k.a. her son, Joffrey). House Whitehill is a direct bannerman to house Bolton. She still despises all of the Northen houses, though. She considers the northen people to be primitive and foolish.
House Forrester, along with House Stark, was marching against her son/the crown. Their downfall is something positive to her.
E-corp messaging!!!
Jokes aside, they use birds xD.
In case this is confused, not all men choose to go to The Wall to escape crime punishment. A murderer for example, may choose to go to the Wall to escape the death penalty. A men who is charged with some days in a cell, though, will likely accept punishment instead of spending his life at the Wall.
InGen mentioned becoming a Septa (a.k.a. a nun). I'm not sure if it is like that, though. I've read the first book and seen the whole series and never saw it hapening. You'd have to ask a Game of Thrones expert.
I don't know them all, but I'll use wikia for help (it's wise from your part to not consult wikia. for example, if you visited the 'Westeros' page is the wiki you'd be spoiled with the present rulers in Season 6 that may not be the same ones in the game timeline.)
I know this wasn't a question directed at me but,
There's 4 religions in this universe that I can think of rn. The Faith of the Seven, The Old Gods, The Drowned God and The Faith of R'hllor/The Lord of Light.
The Faith of the Seven is basically a polytheist version of the medieval Christian church. They worship Seven gods. The Mother, The Father, The Smith, The Stranger, The Warrior, The Crone and The Maiden. Their symbol is The Seven Pointed Star. It's Westeros' main religion. The only regions where it's not the majority are Essos, The North and The Iron Islands. The 'pope' of this religion is the High Sparrow. The Faith Millitant is basically the religion's army.
The Old Gods is the predominant religion in the North. It used to be Westeros' main religion. People who practice this religion pray in front of a weirdwood tree. Man of the Night's Watch who practiced this religion take their vows in front of a weirdwood tree.
Idk jack about the Drowned God tbh. It's not important to the game, though, there's not even a mention. This God is worshiped on the Iron Islands.
R'hllor is the god worshiped by the people in the Free Cities of Essos. His words is spread by the Red Priests.
There's a lot about these religions. Their origins, their history, etc. But I'd just be quoting the wikia's content on them and most of it isn't even mentioned in the game.
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This is now my favorite Batman movie.
You debunked your own argument there.
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I had no idea a controller was a person.
Sadly...
You're welcome. I recommend checking this rip out especially. I must say, it is quite Grand.
You said "we", even though you didn't ask the people in the forums if they cringe at me.
Kinda ruins your roast, y'know. :>
That's a plenty of memes, well done.
anyone else hyped for green day's new single coming out today?
HOLY SHIT IT'S TODAY?!?I thought it was tomorrow for some reason!
Aw no it is tomorrow for me. CURSES TIME ZONES!!! Yeah I am really hyped though.
Just as a heads up, the broken spoiler tags for particular Telltale series/episodes should be fixed now. Descriptions for which episode/series is being discussed will currently not be shown, but I believe the web team should be fixing that in the future.
I bummed the WWE Network off of my brother. It's pretty damn cool. I'm watching a lot of the old ECW stuff, and there's no way you could get away with some of that stuff anymore. If someone in WWE pulled a "Heatwave Incident" today, there'd probably be lawsuits up the ass.
Hey guys, news flash.
The flag button dosen't do shit. Either it dosen't do anything, or it takes fucking forever.
The flag button only sends the comment to a mod to evaluate, it doesn't automatically erase it.
Well, it still fails.
I was shot by the government
I am kept in solitary confinement by the government.
It works for me.
Let's see if the mods can see flag messages. @Deltino, do you see them?
The government ate my children