DeathscytheX

It was really the good. Better than I thought it would be. But at the same time I was expecting like half the major characters to die. Lol. The only negative I could say was the episode was too dark. Like really dark in the first half. So many of those characters were like rpg hero class. Fighting with endless endurance. Holy crap.

Yeah wtf is up with the lighting? I thought it was just the trailer, but the trailer just showed how these scenes where. I had to turn off the lights just to see what was going on. I don't know why everyone was expecting more to die... I mean I don't even understand how they're going to go up against Cersei, Euron, and the Golden Company with what they lost "NPC" wise. They had to have lost more than half their forces in that fight. And all these people worried about where is Ghost.. I was like WTF where has he been in forever and just shows up this ep?

It was too dark, they use non-day time scenes to compensate for the lack of CGI realism. Thats why Pacific Rim used night and rainy scenes, Godzilla as well. Both Godzilla 2, Infinity War, and End Game use that brownish dusty back drop... there is better ways to do it than ultra dark.

Jorah is a big loss, I thought Grey Worm was a goner too but they can't lose all of their field marshals. They have Grey Worm, Brienne, Jaime, and Sir Davos left as far as that goes. Tormund and Gendry are going to have to step up. Pretty much all the Dothraki are gone, what a terrible strategy that was. The Unsullied looked to have sustained major losses and I doubt Yara has many forces that didn't go with Euron. I don't know where else they can pull people from. With how much Westeros owes the Golden Company, I wonder if a victory will eliminate the debt? I think thats something thats being overlooked since Tyrion uncovered it. Cersei is already piling more debt on the kingdom with this army she acquired.