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<blockquote data-quote="Maxperson" data-source="post: 7604903" data-attributes="member: 23751">About 1200 yards.&nbsp; It wasn't accurate to that range, though.&nbsp;Next to impossible.&nbsp; It's &quot;next to impossible,&quot; because they might somehow win the lottery and sling a one in a million shot.&nbsp; 4 of them?&nbsp; Not a chance.Both history and GoT where we see slow moving ships.It didn't work for precisely because of how implausible it was.&nbsp; If they had a scorpion hiding in the trees near where she lands and shot her dragon when it landed, that would have been plausible, despite how hard it would have been to get the scorpion there and hidden.&nbsp; There were ways to kill off the dragon that were possible, and they didn't go with one.Don't get me wrong.&nbsp; Despite parts of piss poor writing, I've enjoyed every episode except for number 3, which I didn't see despite watching it.&nbsp; I'm just going to call out the poor parts for what they are and not excuse them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maxperson, post: 7604903, member: 23751"] About 1200 yards. It wasn't accurate to that range, though. Next to impossible. It's "next to impossible," because they might somehow win the lottery and sling a one in a million shot. 4 of them? Not a chance. Both history and GoT where we see slow moving ships. It didn't work for precisely because of how implausible it was. If they had a scorpion hiding in the trees near where she lands and shot her dragon when it landed, that would have been plausible, despite how hard it would have been to get the scorpion there and hidden. There were ways to kill off the dragon that were possible, and they didn't go with one. Don't get me wrong. Despite parts of piss poor writing, I've enjoyed every episode except for number 3, which I didn't see despite watching it. I'm just going to call out the poor parts for what they are and not excuse them. [/QUOTE]

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