‘Game Of Thrones’ Viewers All Have The Same Complaint About The ‘Battle of Winterfell’

Well, the enormously anticipated Game of Thrones Battle of Winterfell aired as expected on Sunday night. Everyone was thrilled to see who lives and who dies, but there was one major problem while all of the bloodshed began to unfurl. As the Night King’s forces advanced on hunkered-down humanity, viewers waited to see who would live, and who would die. Would it be Jaime, Brienne, Jorah, or and Grey Worm who would lose their life first Maybe Tormund Sadly, it was difficult to follow all of the action as the 82-minute fight commenced. Why Because no one could see anything.

Seriously, the action was far too dark to monitor with the naked eye, even on devices with the brightness amped up to full capacity, and people were understandably frustrated and airing their thoughts.

— Tony Moore (@tonysfence) April 29, 2019

There’s a bright side (pun fully intended), as one tweeter noted.

— miranda is not ready for anything (@mirandapIease) April 29, 2019

Really, it was a little ridiculous … and the complaints kept rolling.

— The Watcher On The Sepinwall (@sepinwall) April 29, 2019

In all seriousness what is the point of this elaborate battle when we can’t see anything How are we supposed to connect

— roxane gay (@rgay) April 29, 2019

I can’t see anything #GameOfThrones

— Mike Ryan Ruiz (@MichaelRyanRuiz) April 29, 2019

— tina ‍♀️ (@royalmcpoyle) April 29, 2019

me looking at my tv. trying to watch this dark ass scene right now. pic.twitter.com/dPX2ebvfVq

— Frasier Ramon (@SteveMerkle9) April 29, 2019

this is extremely bad TV lol

— 'Weird Alex' Pareene (@pareene) April 29, 2019

Tomorrow:

"Did you see Game of Thrones last night"

"Nope."

"What, you didn't even watch it"

"Oh, I watched it. But I couldn't see a goddamned thing."

— Jen Chaney (@chaneyj) April 29, 2019

This is the darkest, blurriest episode of TV ever. Are we supposed to be able to see anything or just imagine it for ourselves #gameofthrones

— Stacy Lambe (@sllambe) April 29, 2019

Not a fan of how dark this whole scene is. I can’t see anything!! #GameOfThrones pic.twitter.com/DN7kHMO5sS

— Josh Sanchez (@JoshWSanchez) April 29, 2019

HBO did what they did for a reason, no doubt. That won’t stop fans from complaining, but hey, we can watch it all again. And again. And try to figure out exactly what went down, but hey, we might never know! Depending on who ends up dying, that might be for the best.