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Old 05-20-2012, 01:33 PM   #1 (permalink)
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More realistic than playin the sims in Westeros anyways.
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Old 05-20-2012, 01:48 PM   #2 (permalink)
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More realistic than playin the sims in Westeros anyways.
>>Fantasy series
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Old 05-20-2012, 02:03 PM   #3 (permalink)
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nope. try again.

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Just finished up the first book. Jon is easily my favourite character and he'll be the one I'll be rooting for if things get even more complicated. I'm thinking there might be other POVs given from the complete opposite side of the ones in the first book though so I probably shouldn't speak too quickly.

I also thought Bronn really stood out as a minor character and am hoping to see more from him.

And **** you, Joffrey. I immediately pictured him as that Australian Bieber, Cody Simpson, and that image stuck.
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Just finished up the first book. Jon is easily my favourite character and he'll be the one I'll be rooting for if things get even more complicated. I'm thinking there might be other POVs given from the complete opposite side of the ones in the first book though so I probably shouldn't speak too quickly.

I also thought Bronn really stood out as a minor character and am hoping to see more from him.

And **** you, Joffrey. I immediately pictured him as that Australian Bieber, Cody Simpson, and that image stuck.
You haven't seen the series yet? :o
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Too bad you can't go all day with a valid argument. That would be much more interesting, rather than just going through the Game of Thrones tag on tumblr, which anyone could do.
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Too bad you can't go all day with a valid argument. That would be much more interesting, rather than just going through the Game of Thrones tag on tumblr, which anyone could do.
Oh....Fair enough then... I thought we were doing a gif thing. No need to be so aggressive.

Well I think it would be more interesting simply because A Song of Ice and Fire is set on a continent larger than South America, and has a lot of interesting content in it that relates to warfare. ( there is a war going on in all of the books so far )

There is plenty of interesting source material and characters that you could use in the campaign. Obviously its all about taste at the end of the day, but I would prefer to be leading Robb Stark's 20, 000 men to war and watch them fight rather than controlling a simulated character like in the Sims.
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A good game of thrones war game like Total War would be good, but the real strength of Game of Thrones are the actual characters, the political intrigue and the alliances that people form with one another.
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Old 05-20-2012, 02:55 PM   #10 (permalink)
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A good game of thrones war game like Total War would be good, but the real strength of Game of Thrones are the actual characters, the political intrigue and the alliances that people form with one another.
Exactly, alliances and political intrigue would be a plenty in a good strategy game.
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