Natalie and Lena are great voice actors... Peter not so much.

I'm really liking this but hating that Telltale completely copied the structure of the Stark house. This is exactly the same as the Stark's story.

Moose @ 4/2/2015 22:28

Nofo ☭ @ 4/2/2015 21:10 I'm really liking this but hating that Telltale completely copied the structure of the Stark house. This is exactly the same as the Stark's story. I think it has some similarities, but enough differences to call it it's own.

Really?

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Downfall of a northern house? Oppressed by larger house. House Lord dead, son become new ruler, lel nvm he ded too. house shame goes to the wall. eldest daughter in kings landing as family diplomat. and don't even try to tell me that Elissa isn't EXACTLY THE SAME as Catelyn.

ALSO, ELISSA IS OF A SOUTHERN HOUSE AND FEELS LIKE AN OUTSIDER... IT'S EXACTLY THE SAME

Tom Brady @ 5/2/2015 9:09

At least it isn't as bad as Telltale's Walking Dead. They had zombies in that. SO UNORIGINAL.

That's not the point, dumbass. It's the same basic formula.

btw pretty obvious the coal boy is working for varys

Episode 3 was very good, I enjoyed the choices here. The action really picks up here right from the beginning and you can really see where everything is coming to a boil for all of the protagonists. I'm definitely feeling attached to all of the playable characters except for Asher, which may be because he doesn't feel utilized as well as the other three. His role is definitely smaller.

My Choices and other Spoilers

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-I saved Beskha. I did this because she was directly in the way of a dragon. Was I really going to help a skilled soldier against two guards rather than one against a dragon? The choice was obvious for me. I really enjoyed this scene, I thought it was a great action scene and I found myself holding my breath through it. -I obeyed Margaery and avoided Tyrion. Mira's quickly becoming the character I care most apart. She has so much to lose and she's isolated away from her family and she's most involved with the diplomacy aspect. She's showing herself to be a worthy player of the game and I'm really enjoying it. This episode is really fucking tough on Mira and I can't wait to see where her story goes. -I walked away from Britt. I don't really have a lot to say about Gared's story here. Why are Cotter and Finn close friends and bitter rivals every other scene? The writing there confuses me. -I stood up to Gryff Whitehill. I wanted Rodrick to be defiant to that prick fourthborn son. Fuck him. -I kept the Ironwood Decree. Maybe I missed something but why was Mira going to burn it in the first place? Didn't she need it to help her family? I'm sad that was a choice because it reveals that nothing Mira does from now on matters for the Forresters.