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<blockquote data-quote="Bada-Bing!" data-source="post: 942312" data-attributes="member: 70552">Ultimately the NK and WW was a device to unite several warring factions. Something needed to be bigger than all of them and the throne (excluding Cersei of course) to unite them. I expect they will splinter back now that the NK/WW is over.As for the too dark criticism. I just drew the curtains and made sure I was in a dark room so no glare and turned up the brightness on my iPad. Didn&#039;t have any problems personally. I could see after 5 mins of watching it in my extension that watching it with glare and it being so dark would drive me mad.It was a legitimate criticism and can see why it was frustrating for some but you could also argue that it was called the battle of the long night. The darkness added to the mayhem of the battle. However, maybe it&#039;s something they can rectify when they release the blu ray and digital download versions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bada-Bing!, post: 942312, member: 70552"] Ultimately the NK and WW was a device to unite several warring factions. Something needed to be bigger than all of them and the throne (excluding Cersei of course) to unite them. I expect they will splinter back now that the NK/WW is over. As for the too dark criticism. I just drew the curtains and made sure I was in a dark room so no glare and turned up the brightness on my iPad. Didn’t have any problems personally. I could see after 5 mins of watching it in my extension that watching it with glare and it being so dark would drive me mad. It was a legitimate criticism and can see why it was frustrating for some but you could also argue that it was called the battle of the long night. The darkness added to the mayhem of the battle. However, maybe it’s something they can rectify when they release the blu ray and digital download versions. [/QUOTE]

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