http://i.imgur.com/70GAlXB.jpg
And it finally shows us where Highpoint and Glenmore's keep are located. Might need to update that.
And it finally shows us where Highpoint and Glenmore's keep are located. Might need to update that.
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I think in-game Ironrath is directly north of Wintefell, where Highpoint should be, essentially things needed shifted west a bit. But I could be wrong
Yes, Ironrath and Highpoint should be in a slightly different place.
Also, I'll post my other thoughts in this thread - though I loved how Forresters, Whitehills and Glenmores are in the game, they can't really interact because of their different lieges. Whitehills can't just subjugate Forresters like they did in the game, and Forresters can't benefit from an alliance with Glenmores like they did in the game. I'm not sure how to fix it, though, the problems with this situation are literally hard-coded. Maybe, making Forresters direct vassals of the Boltons (after the Red Wedding) will allow them and Whitehills act on their feuds.
Also, I'll post my other thoughts in this thread - though I loved how Forresters, Whitehills and Glenmores are in the game, they can't really interact because of their different lieges. Whitehills can't just subjugate Forresters like they did in the game, and Forresters can't benefit from an alliance with Glenmores like they did in the game. I'm not sure how to fix it, though, the problems with this situation are literally hard-coded. Maybe, making Forresters direct vassals of the Boltons (after the Red Wedding) will allow them and Whitehills act on their feuds.
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Is that why I can't end the feud? I've tried personal interaction, intrigue, marriage, etc and I can't figure out how to get the blood feud to end. If they were under the same liege, would that make it more possible?
You can't really end the blood feud. I mean, look at the Brackens and Blackwoods. These guys were at each others throats for the last few thousand years, and there were numerous marriages and compromises between the two families, and yet they still keep fighting. There's only one way to end blood feud, either they'll get rid of you and yours, or you'll get rid of them and theirs.
In the release or two before this one, a line in the changelog said it was possible to end the feud with marriage, gold, or other means. I have tried it with the Starks/Lannisters and the Forresters/Whitehills with no success. I realize the canon feuds have been going on forever, but I thought that since the mod had a way to end them, that I was just missing something.
It is an event not just a normal marriage, that would be too easy otherwise
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I thought the Glenmores were in the reach in game and in tell tale their keep is in the north.
Yeah, they were thought to be there because of their "loyalty" to the Tyrells, they were added before the map was released.
I always thought having them in the Reach was rather silly. I mean the sheer logistics of Eleana visiting would be a nightmare.
Though to be fair, the show does equally silly things, like having Littlefinger teleport around effortlessly
Though to be fair, the show does equally silly things, like having Littlefinger teleport around effortlessly
Have you not heard of Littlefinger's plot powered space time rupturing device which allows him to effortlessly teleport around the world to wherever the plot calls him?
Or Asha's Ironborn men who row with the power of the Gods to go wherever the plot needs them as fast as needed?
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Gendry must have the same device - but his was accidentally set on "reverse" setting when he used it.
That explains this S5E10 leaked photo
"The Plotenprise" Captain Petyr L. Baelish reporting
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People move at the speed of plot, and Littlefinger is very, very, good at plotting.