Jon Snow vs Jamie Lannister

Started by Robtard10 pages
Robtard Senor Member

Bronn. No "m".

And it'd most likely go to Sandor. Would have been one of the better fights, had it happened.

Time Immemorial Restricted

Originally posted by Robtard
Bronn. No "m".

And it'd most likely go to Sandor. Would have been one of the better fights, had it happened.

Yea man I thought they were gonna get into it one or two times, too bad..

NemeBro Senior Member

Originally posted by quanchi112
Apparently he loaned it to her and since she didn't return it on time he is going to kill her for it.
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Epicurus True Killer

Originally posted by quanchi112
If you want to ignore the skill progression and just flat out lie, sure.

Citing what a character himself states about his own battle prowess isn't lying.

This however;

Originally posted by quanchi112
Unlike you I don't troll.
is.
Originally posted by quanchi112
Me is a troll

I agree.

quanchi112 Disney

Originally posted by Epicurus
Citing what a character himself states about his own battle prowess isn't lying.

This however; is.

I agree.

Not understanding what he meant by taking him literally when we see this isn't the case is well, epidurally worthy.

Epicurus True Killer

Originally posted by quanchi112
Not understanding what he meant by taking him literally when we see this isn't the case is well, epidurally worthy.

Your statement might have had some weight to it if he had actually had some combat feats to contradict the self-admission of reduced skill on his part.

quanchi112 Disney

Originally posted by Epicurus
Your statement might have had some weight to it if he had actually had some combat feats to contradict the self-admission of reduced skill on his part.
We see him duel twice. He gets far better the second time around. Continue to believe any stable boy could best him. I find it amusing.

Epicurus True Killer

Originally posted by quanchi112
We see him duel twice. He gets far better the second time around. Continue to believe any stable boy could best him. I find it amusing.

Practice session != rl combat. He said so himself. Your habit of selectively dismissing character statements you don't like is annoying as f*ck.

quanchi112 Disney

Originally posted by Epicurus
Practice session != rl combat. He said so himself. Your habit of selectively dismissing character statements you don't like is annoying as f*ck.
Acting like his skill level,didn't progress above stable boys is just well dumb as fu--.

Epicurus True Killer

Originally posted by quanchi112
Acting like his skill level,didn't progress above stable boys is just well dumb as fu--.

Considering that he has not a single actual combat showing to prove otherwise, there is no choice but to take his words to Tyrion at face value. Unless he has some good fight scenes in the coming episodes.

quanchi112 Disney

Originally posted by Epicurus
Considering that he has not a single actual combat showing to prove otherwise, there is no choice but to take his words to Tyrion at face value. Unless he has some good fight scenes in the coming episodes.
We see his skill level vastly improve but go ahead and be dense. That never stopped you before.

Epicurus True Killer

Originally posted by quanchi112
We see his skill level vastly improve but go ahead and be dense. That never stopped you before.

Not in actual combat. Words have to be taken at face value when they aren't stated in a metaphorical context.

quanchi112 Disney

Originally posted by Epicurus
Not in actual combat. Words have to be taken at face value when they aren't stated in a metaphorical context.
So if your training improves since you don't do it in combat that doesn't count. How dense of you.

Epicurus True Killer

Originally posted by quanchi112
So if your training improves since you don't do it in combat that doesn't count. How dense of you.

Not in combat means not proven. Which means we have nothing to go on regarding his present fighting skill, except the convo with Tyrion.

quanchi112 Disney

Originally posted by Epicurus
Not in combat means not proven. Which means we have nothing to go on regarding his present fighting skill, except the convo with Tyrion.
You need to train to improve before you go out in combat. You're just dense. You don't understand much.

Believe whatever you want, spammer.

Epicurus True Killer

Originally posted by quanchi112
You need to train to improve before you go out in combat. You're just dense. You don't understand much.

Believe whatever you want, spammer.


Except he hasn't gone out to combat. And he probably won't for the foreseeable future, since neither Jaime nor Tywin believe that he's fit to fight as a Kingsguard anymore. His job now is the leader of the knights, which means letting them do all the work.

Okay?

quanchi112 Disney

Originally posted by Epicurus
Except he hasn't gone out to combat. And he probably won't for the foreseeable future, since neither Jaime nor Tywin believe that he's fit to fight as a Kingsguard anymore. His job now is the leader of the knights, which means letting them do all the work.

Okay?

So by your logic practice and training can't be an accurate indicator of skill progression ? What world do you live in ? It's like saying people don't need to constantly train or practice and just show up on game day.

You're an absolute buffoon.

forestlaw Junior Member

Jamie at his best> Jon "You know nothing" Snow
Jon Snow> Jamie with 1 arm

Imo. But who cares anyway.

dadudemon Senior Member

Originally posted by Robtard
Bronn. No "m".

And it'd most likely go to Sandor. Would have been one of the better fights, had it happened.

I remember that part in the books. Bronn seems to think that the fight is a 50-50 chance. He basically wanted to get married, settle down, and start a stable life rather than piss it away for Tyrion.

So, yeah, almost had a good fight that even Bronn wasn't sure how it would turn out.

NemeBro Senior Member

You are referring to him fighting Gregor, not Sandor.

And Bronn would have died had he faced the Mountain, in all likelihood, lol.