US ‘Game Of Thrones’ Fans Are Stark Raven’ Mad After HBO Stream Crashes

Because watching shows via a cable box attached to an actual TV is, like, so 2015, a shit tonne of US viewers instead utilise HBO’s streaming app HBO Go to get their ‘GoT’ fix and it looks like that might have not the best idea with the platform’s servers shitting themselves and leaving many without access to the premiere.

#gameofthrones
ME: “@HBOgo is probably gonna crash again this year”
Hubby: “nah they figured it out by now I’m sure”
HBO: pic.twitter.com/qkegjeGLCL

— ????? (@MudkipMama) July 17, 2017

Hundreds of HBO Go users have taken to Twitter this arvo to share their frustrations with the app, which looks to have carked it purely due to the insane amount of Jon Snow-thirsty fans trying to stream the most anticipated episode of TV this year.

#HBOGO users now pic.twitter.com/Rzg98g4k4N

— José Andrés (@andreskrishna) July 17, 2017

HBOGO servers tonight. #GameOfThrones pic.twitter.com/1ajlbxmfle

— Sam Fickman (@samfickman) July 17, 2017

Right now #HBOgo … pic.twitter.com/V8YhNeOoAi

— Juan Alberto (@JAVO2307) July 17, 2017

Shame. Shame. Shame. #HBOGO is not working #GameOfThrones pic.twitter.com/RfckNsuHeu

— Adrienne Sato (@gatoradrienne) July 17, 2017

Raise your hand if you have ever been personally victimized by HBO Go #HBOGO #GameOfThones #GoT pic.twitter.com/DY45abJNOZ

— Jordi Linares Rivas (@jordilrivas) July 17, 2017

Really @HBO. You really weren’t prepared for everybody and their mom to be on HBOGO for this premiere when this has happened before? Typical

— Fiona Gallagher (@seemeCD) July 17, 2017

Fingers crossed Aussies attempting to use Foxtel’s newly-implemented Foxtel Now app to get their ‘GoT‘ tonight, don’t experience similar traffic-based issues.

Also if you spoil me before I get home I will Red Wedding you up something fierce, ok?