TrebleMan
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I posted that spoilers from the whole season were released before even half of the season was completed, all of which were accurate, but yet still didn't stop me and pretty much everyone else from watching. That's how great the show's execution is.
I just don't know how people are making the argument about the Game of Thrones battles not being strategically realistic or how snippets from them wouldn't play out like that in real life, when a character like Omar would be in prison or dead if he tried pulling that shyt through the first half of season one of The Wire.
Breh really going pull up to a trap house solo and have every armed person in there shook enough to give up their income? In that chess game scene, D'Angelo also talked about how when the stash moves, it has muscle too.
There was a lot of over-the-top events in The Wire when you look at it. Did that make the show less enjoyable though? No. So now why apply the same critique to GoT and act like it should stick?
Ever since The Wire released to me it was the best TV show of all-time, held that title for about 10+ years. But it's GoT time now and that takes nothing away from The Wire or it's place in history. Like what show you like, nobody can tell you what to like and we don't gain anything out of trying to convince someone otherwise. However we should watch the contradictions.
I just don't know how people are making the argument about the Game of Thrones battles not being strategically realistic or how snippets from them wouldn't play out like that in real life, when a character like Omar would be in prison or dead if he tried pulling that shyt through the first half of season one of The Wire.
Breh really going pull up to a trap house solo and have every armed person in there shook enough to give up their income? In that chess game scene, D'Angelo also talked about how when the stash moves, it has muscle too.
There was a lot of over-the-top events in The Wire when you look at it. Did that make the show less enjoyable though? No. So now why apply the same critique to GoT and act like it should stick?
Ever since The Wire released to me it was the best TV show of all-time, held that title for about 10+ years. But it's GoT time now and that takes nothing away from The Wire or it's place in history. Like what show you like, nobody can tell you what to like and we don't gain anything out of trying to convince someone otherwise. However we should watch the contradictions.
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