Honest question, though: did you not feel at all concerned about Danaerys's teleporting armies?
Don't get me wrong haha I did. A travelling dothraki hoard would be news that travels quick as fuck. And NOW it's impossible for Euron to be able to intercept that army, no worries. Unless they're blockading Casterly Rock? Don't see much point in that but maybe.
I'm a sucker for battle scenes and we got a really good one, i'll wear my blood lust bias on my sleeve. At the very least the teleporting armies served to put character interactions in there. Tyrion, Dany, Jaime, Bronn and Dickon all in one cluster fuck? It worked really well. Similarly it's why I was semi okay with the Tyrell one, because I liked the Jaime and Olenna scene. Grey worms character is his lack of character and attempt to find one, so while it is tragic he's standard, it's hard to have the strongest emotional connection to his plight at this point.
I was pretty concerned about how they managed to learn and plan for Jaime's troop movements that well and also have time to land the entire Dothraki army and fly dragons over Westeros without anybody noticing, not gonna lie. They really straight not giving a fuck about the pacing, they're going full throwdown after throwdown.
More than anything, I'm pretty surprised that Daenerys could effectively transport all of her troops and their horses after having lost two entire fucking navies.
I don't see anyone talking up Bran outright savaging Baelish with "Chaos is a ladder", though. That was a pretty damn good shot, and really helps bring home that he knows an unknown amount of shit which amounts to "a lot and then some". Hey Bran, how 'bout you remember how to beat the White Walkers? That'd be pretty helpful.
I think in an alt shift x video recently he pretty much points out that the writers have given up on the military idea of reconnaissance, which is annoying because it's what Jaime talks shit to the Frey's about literally last season.
Lemme rephrase that,
If you're defending, you have no clue about anything. This is still true for the Unsullied since they were attacked by Euron lmao idk.
If you're attacking, you know everything.
At the very least they mention they still have enough ships for it. They still had ships they build themselves + stolen slaver ships. Guess they lost the Greyjoy ships + some more? So many boats and hoes.
Yeah really liking the Bran scenes. A lot of people are annoyed by him but you can see he's struggling. Definitely a tragedy, hopefully he still has enough humanity left, just has to find it.