Waiting until AFTER the wights have started crossing the trenches to “man the walls,” instead of having archers (and the trebuchets, had they been inside the castle like they should have been) continually shooting the dead while they were just standing there. The dragons, two honest-to-R’hllor WMDs, not being used to light up the fields until after the enemy has rushed their front lines. Placing the entirety of the elite shield-and-spear wielding infantry on the front lines, spaced apart instead of in phalanx formation, and sacrificed to guard the retreat of the general foot soldiers.
Placing what seems to be nearly all of their total infantry in front of said obstacles, with only narrow corridors for retreat. Oh, and the trench being no more than a few feet wide and deep, and not getting lit until the middle of the battle. Only one line of trenches, spikes, and other obstacles at all. Trebuchets-the superior siege weapon-firing exactly once, positioned outside the castle, in FRONT of the infantry and obstacles, so that they are the first things overrun. Having ALL of the cavalry-LIGHT cavalry, at that-blindly charge to their deaths unsupported, into a literal fog of war, in a frontal charge, in no particular formation, before the enemy is even seen. The Total War player in me was annoyed as fuck by that battle strategy: Looks like we made a giant mistake not sending out scouts » /r/EarthOfIceAndFire - reminding of GOT This is used to define what the post is about, and to what level of discussion is allowable in the comments.įor more info see the guide and policy. » Season 8 Premiere: April 14th » Winds of Winter Release: TBA » Subreddit Twitter » Subreddit Discord Quick Spoiler GuideĮvery post at r/gameofthrones must use a single, spoiler tag at the start of the post.
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And the contortionist really took that to a new level.
Could it be any more obvious that the dude has a background in Shakespearean theater?
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