Was the quip about feeding dragons and Dothraki meant to be a big fuck you to the fans? Attention to economy and logistics used to be a selling point for the show.
Was the quip about feeding dragons and Dothraki meant to be a big fuck you to the fans...
why not cut across the field?
>Attention to economy and logistics used to be a selling point for the show.
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>Attention to economy and logistics used to be a selling point for the show.
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It’s lampshading. Ain’t nobody gonna care about this shit in the future just like last season.
What is his tax policy?
I was actually thinking about the logistics of feeding this fucking huge army at this point, but they just use it for cat fight material and don't actually explain.
This show fucking sucks.
It's a weird angle but on the other side of that arch (behind the camera) is a small village/town. They are marching though the town I guess as a display of power / showing that she's riding with King in the North.
Did all of you faggots really interpret that scene as a quip?
They just eat unsulllied if nothing else is there.
How else do you interpret it? Sansa asked a serious question and had real concerns. It was dismissed with a single line meant to prompt laughter.
Rumor is there's gonna be a whaling episode. Like a family fishing trip kind of deal.
>3 distinct lines merging into one door
>4 rows once they get past the gate
Honestly fucked me up, what was the order in getting through the gate
hard packed earth near/on the road vs bumpy earth that deforms further when it freezes
you really don't want any sort of uneven terrain when marching. even if its just 5 out of very 100 that sprain an ankle or break a leg it's bad for an army on the move.
>a selling point for the show
Maybe if you are serverely autistic
Every other episode used to be about taxes. Game of Taxes the papers called it.
I know this is bait but I don't care I'm going to leave this since d&d fucked any continuity that could have occurred.
>armies move at light speed or horrible crawl.
>fleets of ships teleport around the world in hours.
>dragons fly at light speed
>entire armies teleport behind enemy lines and whisper nothing personal kid.
The unstoppable, never tiring, slave undead army will walk in circles for months on end for plot.
They would all starve in days if there was a hint of realistic human anatomy, but dragons and shit.
Where are the forest? Isnt the North supposed to be Sweden which is covered in forest?
They honestly need a war to cull the numbers. They don't have enough food to feed everyone, but if lots of people die they can survive the winter.
You bring the formations to a halt, everyone marks time where they are and each rank advances in sequence starting from the right (usually), so rank one of column one advances, rank one of column two falls in behind them, followed by rank one of column three who are then followed by rank two of column one etc etc etc.
At least that's how the British Army does it.
We got fields too.
Except every dead soldier, whether in action or starvation, is a recruit for their enemy's army so that doesn't really work, they'd have been better off leaving any troops they couldn't feed in the south.
Once the snow fellas dies it's gonna flip into summer on a dime.
>Attention to economy and logistics used to be a selling point for the show.
Are your having a giggle
Yh buts its mostly vast forest according to google street view. The North is the most backwards part of Westeros so it should be covered in forest.
that would be the most disney shit ending ever