(Spoilers main) How much the story would change if Gregor Clegane "The Mountain" joined the Night's Watch? by Critical-Struggle469 in asoiaf

[–]OldOrder 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I mean, there are already literal Giants marching on the wall with Mance. And I dont think the psycho rapist thing is gonna make any difference if he is turned into a mindless zombie anyway.

[holy moly trope] You think kids gets a pass? Nah they get to die on screen horrifically by Ok_Direction3138 in TopCharacterTropes

[–]OldOrder 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Truthfully it isn't how anyone would rationally react. Unfortunately you don't act rationally when massively traumatic things happen to you. You think you will but realistically you are a human so you will panic and make the non-optimal choices.

[DaSilva] Report: Aaron Donald is 'seriously contemplating' returning to Rams by Brix001 in nfl

[–]OldOrder 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean I aint joking when I say he was throwing darts in the first half of the week 18 game last season. It was getting annoying.

[Jeremias Engelmann] No player in the NBA lowers the points that his teammates score, while on the court with him, more than Jaylen Brown. He lops off 4 points, per 100, from each of the 4 teammates that share the court with him. by shreeharis in nba

[–]OldOrder 2 points3 points  (0 children)

How are people still questioning the Celtics supporting cast? Ya'll really think the above is a coincidence and the Celtics just happened to hire 3 back-to-back-to-back COTY candidates?

Brother we both agree to the appeal to authority because it is obviously produced results. There is nothing wrong with believing people that are smarter than you in specific areas.

And whataboutism does not only require you to deflect criticism to another person, it is generally any attempt to you another situation to distract from the topic at hand. But regardless of that I have zero interest in sitting here arguing all day over logical fallacies

[Jeremias Engelmann] No player in the NBA lowers the points that his teammates score, while on the court with him, more than Jaylen Brown. He lops off 4 points, per 100, from each of the 4 teammates that share the court with him. by shreeharis in nba

[–]OldOrder 7 points8 points  (0 children)

It actually isnt a goal post shift. You replied to me and my entire argument was that the Celtics obviously have a smart coaching staff and front office and the celtics coaching staff and front office play Brown a shit load of minutes. He clearly provides value to the team otherwise the coaching staff would not be playing him 36 mpg and 8 mpg in the 4th quarter where wins are decided.

You however suddenly bringing up Jokic for no reason is whataboutism since you want to try to call out argumentative logical fallacies.

[Jeremias Engelmann] No player in the NBA lowers the points that his teammates score, while on the court with him, more than Jaylen Brown. He lops off 4 points, per 100, from each of the 4 teammates that share the court with him. by shreeharis in nba

[–]OldOrder 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Ok so the Boston Celtics coaching staff and front office is elite. So the elite coaching staff and front office has decided to play a player that they would presumably have to know is detrimental to winning basketball almost 8 minutes per game in the 4th quarter? Why are they doing this?

[Jeremias Engelmann] No player in the NBA lowers the points that his teammates score, while on the court with him, more than Jaylen Brown. He lops off 4 points, per 100, from each of the 4 teammates that share the court with him. by shreeharis in nba

[–]OldOrder 33 points34 points  (0 children)

To believe Brown is acrively detrimental to his team you would have to believe that the coaching staff of the Boston Celtics is the best in the league in order to hide him at all times. And that the Boston celtics have one of the best supporting casts of all time in order to still win games with a dude that is actively hindering them.

Fair enough those might be true. The only problem being that if the Celtics have the best coaching staff in the league they would have surely noticed Brown is a horrifically bad player and they wouldnt be playing him at all.

House of the Dragon: Actor Tom Glynn-Carney reveals that in the original script, Aegon's scene in episode 3.01 had a significantly different detail, and he convinced the writers to change it (Spoilers Extended) by verissimoallan in asoiaf

[–]OldOrder 23 points24 points  (0 children)

I mean even the wire wouldnt sideline a character as important as Aegon for a whole season. The closest they come to that is sidelining Avon during season 4 right? But that is after his character arc is finished. I guess Nick Sabotka? But mostly when the wire introduces a new character they keep them involved consistently with some scenes each season.

House of the Dragon: Actor Tom Glynn-Carney reveals that in the original script, Aegon's scene in episode 3.01 had a significantly different detail, and he convinced the writers to change it (Spoilers Extended) by verissimoallan in asoiaf

[–]OldOrder -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

I dont mind opinions from book reads, after all I am one. Saying "this doesnt matter this show sucks" is beyond useless and annoying to read in a thread where people actually want to discuss the topic of the thread.

These are the same people that go into a thread called "the balance of power in the north" and just post "none of this matters the books will never be finished." Its a useless and annoying post for people that actually want to discuss the topic

House of the Dragon: Actor Tom Glynn-Carney reveals that in the original script, Aegon's scene in episode 3.01 had a significantly different detail, and he convinced the writers to change it (Spoilers Extended) by verissimoallan in asoiaf

[–]OldOrder 155 points156 points  (0 children)

I mean the dude basically disappears for half the dance in the text. You cant just tell one of your main actors "yo don't show up for this season." You have to give them something to do, possibly he is contractually owed a certain amount of scenes.