What you won’t likeĪudio glitches and lip sync are still bothersome And it makes me - and my characters - want to press on. I’m sure that Telltale and the cruel world of Game of Thrones will rip this beautiful pairing away from me just like it does with everything else that I love, but it’s a glimpse of a better, possible world. And Telltale’s writing team deftly dulls some of the pain it is about to put you through by introducing a few small moments between Gared Tuttle and the wildling, albino girl who he discovered was the sister of one of his companions in the previous last episode. Game of Thrones is all blood and death, so you can forgive me for wanting two characters to maybe find a tiny bit of joy and respite in one another despite the waking hell of their daily lives.Ī Nest of Vipers is, of course, one of the darkest and toughest episodes yet.
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This is the essence of the magic that Telltale wields, and it hasn’t diminished yet.īut this is still an episodic storytelling experience, and that truly means one thing: I’m ‘shipping characters, which is TV speak for wishing two characters would get together. I’m a participant in her growth in a way that I never am with a prescripted character in a book or show. But that doesn’t matter because it is affecting me the same either way. Now, maybe that’s just due to the choices I’ve made with her, or maybe that’s how Telltale has written her. The others around her have started to notice.
Or maybe I’ve just changed, and she reflects this?Īs Mira’s efforts continually fail to generate anything beneficial for Rodrick or the rest of the Forresters to use, I’ve started to play her more recklessly - more bold. But as Mira has worked tirelessly over the course of this series to aid her family - almost completely fruitlessly - she has changed. She’s still stuck working as a handmaiden for Queen Consort Margaery Tyrell in the capital, King’s Landing. I’ve said it before, and it holds true in A Nest of Vipers: I care more about Asher and Rodrick and the rest of the cast in this game than I do about many of the people in the television adaptation of Game of Thrones or many other stories (televised or otherwise).Įach of the people you play have grown and changed.
We’re now five episodes into the story of House Forrester, a small clan that resides in the northern parts of Westeros, and you’ve likely built a deep connection with the characters all struggling to do what is best for that family.
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