One choice in particular where Rodrik uncovers a traitor at Ironrath will undoubtedly have repercussions down the line. Rodrik’s role in this episode shred that doubt for me, and I made decisions that not only affected House Forrester, but the entire landscape of the war that was eventually coming to Westeros. In the past episodes, I made Rodrik have a wait-and-see attitude, watching things unfold and second-guessing all my choices. All of Rodrik’s scenes this episode were very well done, and his conversations and choices this time seemed to be much more upfront. The Forresters are at their breaking points and the scenes with Rodrik and Ramsay have some of the most intense dialogue options of the series. Why Should I Care?īecause A Nest of Vipers has everything fans have been waiting for. Their appearances, however, help showcase how important the Forrester’s struggles are to the realm of Westeros.
Many of the show’s star characters return as well, but their interactions are sidelined with only a few lines here and there.
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The opening scene is revolting enough to rival the brutality of the TV show, and Ramsay once again shows why he is the villain in the game. Ramsay Bolton, perhaps notorious for his vileness on the latest season of Game of Thrones on HBO, is downright rotten this episode. The varying storylines are much more intense this time around, as decisions you have made in previous episodes begin to shed some light into the actions you see. Well you gotta have SOME fun in Westeros. Rodrik is constantly struggling with a need to please everyone in his family while not starting a war, Asher is trying to build an army to help his family back home, Mira is off in King’s Landing trying to get help from the royal families, and Gared, recent escapee from Castle Black, is off to find the North Grove. The Forresters are in distress after having their home of Ironrath being torn apart by the neighboring Whitehill clan and Roose Bolton’s army in the North.
A Nest of Vipers was hard to watch, and that is exactly what makes it the best episode in the series yet. The choices you have made, or failed to, will come back to haunt you in this episode and Telltale puts out all the stops to make sure you understand how each decision affects everyone. The latest installment in the Telltale Games series is engaging, thrilling and downright punishing, all in the realm of what fans expect an average episode of Game of Thrones to be. Confused as to why I made certain decisions in the previous episodes and angry at myself for not going in a certain direction. Game of Thrones: A Nest of Vipers left me confused and angry.
A little bit of Ramsay never hurt anyone.
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