It is implied that he does have the same powers, or at least an aspect of them, but it not known that he does. They mentioned the wights who fall after the WW is killed do so because that was the one that turned them. When Jon killed a random WW in S7 E6, the ones following it died (except for 1 for plot convenience so they could take it to cersei). It's said in the series a couple times that other walkers can raise the dead. He is the only one who can raise the dead and strengthen his army.I guess that could be true, but it'd be kind of lame if the big bad of the series is just a dumb animal What makes you think he is a big strategist? He might not have super intelligent IQ1.Also, this isnt the first time hes attacked he's been through this whole thing before and was defeated by mankind. Even if he doesn't though, he witnessed a man killing a WW at hardhome so he should know there's danger. He has faith in his white walker bodyguards that are at his side at all times other than when he is on a dragonįor the first 3 points, the NK is implied to have a connection with others, like some kind of hivemind so he should know there is danger.Maybe he doesnt know dragon glass can kill him.Looking forward to seeing this event at the end of HOTD on screen!įor more info see the guide and policy.

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There's an option to 'Flee' on the camera as well. You can also have your camera broken if you're not careful (and need the money to repair it or game over) and even be killed in an instance or two if you're not careful.

Increasing the difficultly or to put it bluntly a cheap way to give the game a sense of trial and error replayability. Beyond knowing where to go to get your pics at the right time, your in-game camera can only take two pictures once you're there. Otherwise you're surfing the silly in-game tv with a bunch of channels and a variety of fake programs that are either meant to provide tips on where to be or simply humor in the way of lampooning well known celebrities, tv show types, even funny commercials. You get clues on where to go in town from fellow photographers, news agency contacts, your agent or even celebrities themselves if they like you thru video 'phonecalls'. Oh and something about ethics and be respected / liked otherwise having to bribe your way into places. Spoof Hollywood and the major egos, get pics of famous people in embarrassing situations and get paid. I don't think anyone grows up fantasizing about being a paparazzi - snapping photos of celebrities, but this game boils the concept down to basics. For the amount of money I paid, it was totally worth it. I used to have a weak spot for FMV based games and this game looked to check that box. I bought this out of a bargain bin a long time ago in the oft hopes it would be entertaining.

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