If Europeans never traveled Oceania, would the indigenous people have developed bronze smithing on their own?
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If it wasn't for Charmaine, would Artie have gone into the criminal business with Tony?
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Is the reason why the Shu civ is in the top 5 for win rates because of their food production bonus? Other than their Imperial Age UT, all their other unique bonuses are just fine.
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Two questions. If you were to give every a civ a unique unit, what unit would you give them? Also, could unique units help the game get more players as they could offer an alternate meta to the current chariot meta?
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What if Rome finished conquering Italy 500 years after they did in our timeline, would a unified Rome survive past 500 A.D.?
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My friend once said that he thinks the show version of Varys is better as instead of being loyal to a Targaryen heir, which he is in the books, the show version of Varys believes in the idea of law and order in Westeros with some rewards for himself, which makes him more relatable. Thoughts?
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Was rewatching season 2 episode 7. One billion dollars and they couldn't have bothered to build a battering ram for the siege? The ravager makes no sense as a siege weapon.
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[no spoilers] My friend once said that the best political-themed villain in the show is Baelish. Do you agree or no?
My friend once said the one of the most annoying parts of season 5 and after of Game of Thrones was the lack of consequences for the death of Oberyn and the Mountain's confession regarding Elia's death. What is your take on this?
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[no spoilers] Could the dwarves have recruited sick or elderly dwarves, elves and humans to be golems who would most likely have the most to gain from becoming golems?
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[no spoilers] Fan question: could the Night's Watch solve their manpower shortage problem by recruiting criminals from other countries, including the Free Cities?
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Gondor officially has an air force
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[no spoilers] Why didn't the human kingdoms recruit dwarves to fight rogue mages and abominations as they are more immune to magic and don't have to consume lyrium?
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If the dwarves asked the human kingdoms and wizards for help, could the coalition have defeated the Balrog?
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[no spoilers] Fan explanation: could Dany have quickly moved her armies in season 7 using rivers throughout Westeros with her remaining ships transporting them?
In your theories, if Tywin never sacked King's Landing, how would the rebellion have ended?
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Is there any reason why Elrond didn't hug Galadriel instead just so the scene isn't as cringe-inducing?
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If you had to pick a favorite video game dog character, who would it be?
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If Ned wasn't available, who would you have recommended to be Robert's hand with the goal with maintaining peace in Westeros and keeping Robert on the throne for as long as possible?
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[no spoilers] What if Renly in season 1 took the Lannister children hostage without Ned knowing, could he have installed himself as king afterwards?
[no spoilers] Why isn't the sack of King's Landing by Tywin Lannister more infamous in the world of GOT as Jamie is remembered by his peers as a coward and a traitor for also betraying the king?
Humor post. I'm going to guess that it's been a while since Jeong Jeong was a teacher.
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