[General Discussion] Telltale's Game of Thrones Game

**Stavros_Kalmpou** · July 26, 2015, 05:30 AM

Originally Posted by Comosicus

Am I the only one who thinks that something is fishy about that girl Sylvi ? First her valyrian apperance then her weird story with her own people being afraid of her for some bizarre reason... Secret Targaryen north of the Wall ?

I know it sounds highly impossible but something is really strange in her story...

Albino perhaps?

If not an albino then perhaps the fruit of Maester Aemon's lovemaking with a wilding? Perhaps...

**Comosicus** · July 26, 2015, 06:03 AM

Originally Posted by Stavros_Kalmpou

Albino perhaps?

If not an albino then perhaps the fruit of Maester Aemon's lovemaking with a wilding? Perhaps...

Bloodraven was an albino and had red eyes, altough red/pink eyes is not really a rule in albinism. It would be too dull for her to be just an albino and not the offspring of a Targaryen, either Master Aemon or maybe Bloodraven himself, though she would probably be their granddaughter or something like that. I would be dissapointed if she is just an albino and nothing more

**Silenced Ape** · July 26, 2015, 01:15 PM

Calm down, just because i'm blond doesn't mean i'm a Lannister....

**Comosicus** · July 26, 2015, 05:59 PM

Originally Posted by Silenced Ape

Calm down, just because i'm blond doesn't mean i'm a Lannister....

How many silver haired dudes have you seen in GOT ? I tell you, only 2

I know its highly improbable but I can still dream

**Comosicus** · July 26, 2015, 06:01 PM

P.S. : Of course I'm referring to the young silver haired dudes

let it be no doubt about that

)

**Vahir** · July 28, 2015, 04:41 PM

On another topic, what the hell happened to that sword in episode 1? It's mentioned as a very important Forrester heirloom, but we just never saw it again, it seems like. Damnit, I want Asher to use it to behead all the Whitehills!

**ExtremeBG** · July 29, 2015, 12:35 AM

Well i don't recall it being valyrian steel one, so it's just a sword with a lot of symbolic meaning to the Foresters, I would guess. Maybe the guys from Telltale just forgot about it.

**JCdestr0yer** · July 29, 2015, 01:51 AM

Originally Posted by Vahir

On another topic, what the hell happened to that sword in episode 1? It's mentioned as a very important Forrester heirloom, but we just never saw it again, it seems like. Damnit, I want Asher to use it to behead all the Whitehills!

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**Drazule** · September 21, 2015, 01:43 PM

OK so I FINALLY got around to playing Episode 5 and hot damn. I did not realize it had been like 2 months for me.

Anyway, I'm very disapaointed that the traitor is simply your not-sentinel and that Arthur dies regardless of him not being there half the time to get flayed.

However, I did quite enjoy it. Contrived traitor aside, it was definitely well made.

Originally Posted by ExtremeBG

Well i don't recall it being valyrian steel one, so it's just a sword with a lot of symbolic meaning to the Foresters, I would guess. Maybe the guys from Telltale just forgot about it.

Considering only one Forrester lord survives, I wouldn't be surprised if they kept it for the finale as the lord finally takes up his father's sword for the final fight.

**rj2long** · October 04, 2015, 10:07 AM

Originally Posted by Vahir

On another topic, what the hell happened to that sword in episode 1? It's mentioned as a very important Forrester heirloom, but we just never saw it again, it seems like. Damnit, I want Asher to use it to behead all the Whitehills!

I'm sure they'll make a big deal in the final battle with the whitehills showing the Forrester lord wielding it. Its probably the same deal as with ice and ned. he didn't carry it everywhere only for the important fights

**Narion** · November 17, 2015, 01:15 AM

Final episode is coming out today. Here is also trailer https://www.telltalegames.com/commun...ep-5-minecraft

**A Man** · November 25, 2015, 07:16 PM

To be honest, I am disappointed in Telltale for this game and how it turned out. Out of all the Telltale games I have played (BFFF, TWD 1&2, TWAU, TFTB and now GoT), Got is definitely the weakest one. I understand all Telltale games have that illusion of choice thing, but never have I felt that decisions are so useless as I have after finishing all the episodes. Several scenes and reveals that turned out as complete fiascos (The North Grove, Rodrik/Asher death, the traitor, Morgryn), then the laziness in the writing and plot convenient scenarios that would never have happened in a logical and rational enviroment... hell I probably sound like I hate this game. Well, hopefully they improve in season 2.
The Wolf Among Us imo still remains the best Telltale game made so far, so I recommend it for everyone, check it out.

**Vahir** · February 15, 2016, 12:33 PM

Yeah, everything about Morgryn in the last episode made me facepalm. If he really wanted to marry Mira, he certainly did everything in his power to give her reason to refuse him.