This sounds like the kind of concept that would work really well as a 10 minute animated movie on youtube, or a comic book series by Neil Gaiman.

If you want some real in game experience, you should listen to this recording of a guy trying to get his raid to kill a dragon.

Basically, you just had to move through that room, not touch any eggs, and kill any whelps that pop up once you get to the stairs on the other side. You can see the video maker just run around gathering more of them to make it more impressive.

Feh, a modern day Marilyn Monroe would have been dead for the last three years.

More like a biscotti, I think.

And then you have to bake them like a cake.

Personally, I'd be happy if Dorne just died on the way back to it's home planet. We don't need more of the Country of A Billion Characters.

I'll agree with that…. the state of the books right now, I find it hard to even imagine how we're going to go forward. Everyone was supposed to be learning how to do their jobs, but it seems like instead everyone is just failing harder and harder.

Ugh, I just played Dead Space 2, and it had a whole 'flying through space and avoiding debris' section that I had to do over and over again.

It was so much harder than literally every thing else in the entire game. I've never been so confused as to what was actual game and what was quicktime event. That game got real lucky that I finished it.

Can it be anything but Duriel's zone in Diablo II? Let's make a tiny zone with a huge boss that freezes them and hits like a truck, and then make them teleport into it so there's an element of lag.

I think almost any situation where you go up against many waves of enemies and have to restart from the very beginning is annoying. At least give us a few moments to save in the middle.

The funny thing about the beholders is that they never seemed to want to use their eye beams on summoned animals when the party was out of sight, so I remember defeating one level full of them with a screen of bears roaring just out of the line of sight.

I'm knee deep in my Pacific Rim/Kong Crossover now, so it's all yours.

Rise of Planet of the Apes would have me believe that a gorilla can use a gun. If the world has a Godzilla problem, sometimes a heavily armed and armored gorilla is the only solution.

Meh. Why should actors have to smoke for me to enjoy something?

Do we? I feel like whenever I see a mixed race couple I think "niiiiice".

It was the most feral out of the Direwolves, if I remember correctly.

I'd like to imagine they resolved it with a rap battle, with Olly dropping the sickest burns on Jon Snow, and thus getting the biggest stab.

You have to imagine that Olly informed on Jon for the conspirators. He was Jon's stewart.