Tywin treated Jaime much better than Tyrion and probably Cersei. Jaime joined the Kingsguard because he thought Cersei would marry Rhaegar, that way they'd be together. It was not to spite Tywin; Aerys accepted Jaime to spite Tywin and rob him of his heir.

Tyrion and Jaime had vastly different upbringings which lead to them breaking off from their family's in different ways. Tyrion was treated like shit by Tywin and Cersei. Then both try to blame Joffrey's death on him so they can finally see him get the punishment they've always thought he deserved simply from being…

Jaime does horrible things, but not to his own family. He wouldn't kill Tyrion and I don't think he'd rape Cersei (I think he may end up killing Cersei though). It doesn't matter if he has blue balls, lost a hand and a son (who he doesn't care about, at least in the book). The scene in the book is somewhat vague since…

What the Hound did was in-character. Littlefinger was exactly the same as the book. Jaime didn't have to be a rapist, he's already done bad things that shouldn't be forgiven such as crippling Bran, attacking Ned's men, and killing his cousin. The latter was especially egregious because of the stigma of kinslaying, but…

I used to use Power Toggles, but switched to Notification Toggle. The latter has larger toggles and more options (such as customizable haptic feedback); it got a new UI several months ago which made it a lot easier to use.

"No" should lead to, "They will die after you start liking them."

I really hate the "the books have been out for over a decade" argument. The books are great, but they never caught on like wildfire (pun intended) in the mainstream media like Harry Potter (before the movies) nor were they regarded as pillars of the genre like Lord of the Rings.

Once again, an important scene in Stannis' character development is butchered. In the book, the Florent (it was Alester in the book, not that changing it to Axell makes a difference) was burned because he was secretly negotiating with the Lannisters while Stannis was brooding after his defeat at the Blackwater, NOT…

The second should be, "Kill them with Kindness, but don't tolerate bulls***."

He uses that line in almost all of his stupid articles that get posted here.

Given that it's Nintendo, the 3DS version will probably get delayed.

I was about to post the same. Anyone who only has $12 in their bank account probably should not be investing in a MMO subscription. Don't most banks have a minimum balance well over $12 anyway?

Benioff and Weiss have always said the show is an adaptation of the entire A Song of Ice and Fire series, each season is not meant to correspond to one book (as we're seeing now). If a character they kill off has relevance later, it'll be adapted in another way.

I'm assuming you excluded KOTOR because its greatness is already well-known.

Jamie Campbell-Bower played Arthur in Camelot. Lancelot never appeared on the show.

Agreed. It was a horrendous casting and the major reason why the show was awful. He was a brat and forcing the love triangle with him and Guinevere was stupid. The ending was predictable with Leontes forgiving him and telling him to be with Guinevere as he died. I did like how they took an interesting twist on the…

The first two Spider-Man games were good. The game for SM1, though linear with stages, at least had good replay value with a lot of extras to unlock (including playing as the Green Goblin). SM2 was really fun since it was an open world superhero game (I think it was the first?). Both also featured other villains.

Eat soup and wash my hands more often.

Square Enix games are also on sale on Steam. Final Fantasy VII is $3.99 right now.

Because it wasn't posted on Reddit two days ago.