A Critical Analysis of Game of Thrones' Battle of Winterfell

If you don't like spoilers for Game of Thrones, stop now. If you couldn't be bothered in the like 9 years that this show has been running to either get caught up or stay caught up, don't bitch and moan about spoilers after this point.Alright so here is the thing, I got out as a Lance Corporal, promoted the day after to Corporal, but I'm no dumbfluck, at least that's what my mom shouts to me when she encourages me to leave the basement. BUT, I think I've got some great points here, and I'd like to talk about them. So spoilers ahead, stop now if you're going to cry about it.First off, the Dothraki. I get it, their head on charge is notoriously deadly against their foes. Nobody f***s with the Dothraki on an open field. Nobody. Except...you know a horde of the dead that isn't dead. The Dothraki are cavalry, they are mobile, fast and agile. There are these things called flanks. That's the sides. Why did they use them in a head-on charge when they could have outflanked the enemy and made them fight on three fronts? Maybe the army of the dead so to speak would have just turned and decimated them either way, but...Dothraki on the sides, Unsullied in the middle (and I'll get to the Unsullied). That seems like a great plan to us, oh well. Gone now are the Dothraki in the world of Game of Thrones.Secondly, the Unsullied. I get it, ounces turn into pounds, etc... and what not but...like, could they get some bigger shields. Historically speaking phalanxes with large shields and spears have done quite well against mindless hordes charging at them. Aside from small shields, they held their own really well all things considered. If they had bigger shields, once they had to resort to CQB, they could drop the big shield and start slaying dudes with the spears Arya style. At least Grey Worm survived amirite?Thirdly, close air support was completely misused. I don't know how they got this wrong. There are so many better ways you could have used the dragons. Light up the sides of the enemy formation forcing them to clump together, making them great targets for flaming catapult shots. Engage the enemy before you throw your Dothraki at them. I know, I know, I know it was a trap...blah blah blah and I really enjoyed the show. The dragons could have one burning the dead army, and another flying cover watching for the Night King and his dragon...I mean, there were multiple better ways to use the dragons...but I guess that's the best we can get assuming they were really...inexperienced with using CAS. Oh well.Lastly, I was actually quite impressed with the stand at the Godswood. Theon and his dudes did well before they all died. They didn't waste shots when they saw movement, they took their time and waited to engage when they had PID. They went all Battle of Bunker Hill on 'em.Those are the big glaring mistakes I saw, I'm sure there were at least hundreds more, but I still enjoyed the episode because...Arya FOR THE MOTHERFLUCKING WIN!