It wasn't as big of an issue early on in the series, but as they accelerate toward the conclusion, it's getting more and more pronounced. I understand why they are doing it, but it doesn't make it any less jarring, and yes sort of insulting. I mean, they're the ones that established the geography that we're dealing with. They show us the map at the start of every episode. I mean, it's a show that's all about tactics, and strategy. So when they have a massive Dotrhaki army suddenly show up way inland, to the west of King's Landing, and don't explain how they got from Dragonstone to that location without being noticed, it's noticeable. Or they have Euron Greyjoy's fleet attack Asha (Yara) and Theon one week, and the next, they've somehow sailed all the way around the continent to attack the unsullied at Casterly Rock. Like I said, it doesn't ruin the show, but it's pretty lazy writing.
