I ' ve watched some videos of people playing . While it does look interesting and has a lot going on , there is no way I would spend $ 200 on it . If there was a cheap version without the models I might be interested , but I don ' t see that happening . <| sep |> Improv ' d . Using Improv Comedy as a verb . <| sep |> Yes , a classic hallmark of the regressive left projection . <| sep |> Y ' all calm down , every thing is going to be ok general Custer <| sep |> If 57 . 5 % turned out like they did nationally , and they were all Democrats for the sake of argument , Hillary would ' ve won Texas by a 5 % margin . Kind of was what you were saying . I get your breakdown of details though . Sure , maths . You ' re still leaving out so many variables that come into play , if something happens in that 25 % of non voters leaning Democrat actually started participating , there ' s going to be a totally different turnout in Republicans as well . I know what you ' re saying , I just can ' t get on board with the fact that the solutionreason for the election is simply solving misinformed political apathy . Like you said , turnout does not happen at random , there ' s a whole host of factors that get people out to vote . So make an appeal , approach the state differently , act on it . Texas is a state that hasn ' t gone blue since Carter , Bill was the first Democrat to win without needing it , Obama followed that up . For anyone younger than , what , 45 or something , Texas has been nothing but incumbent red and written off as such . Local and state politics don ' t help either , as half the time you ' re stuck picking between a Republican and Independent i . e . Tea Party . There ' s little to no representation for liberal voters outside dense cities . In national elections , we ' re graced with an absurd imbalance of political ads and a day or two of visits by Democrat leaders , then its sayonara for the next 4 years . Wisconsin isn ' t comparable , it ' s its own animal , and really , beyond polls was its flip really that far fetched ? They ' ve had a Republican Governor and Republican controlled legislature since 2010 , was it really much to think it might tip towards red after the past 6 years ? Had Texas had some sort of political upheaval in the past decade I ' d agree with you and the similarities , but nope , we ' ve had Rick lets pray in the stadium for rain Perry and now Abbot the antichrist in a wheel chair . We also have that wonderful Ted Cruz . Nothing in Texas where it ' s all business as usual to cause Democrats to mobilize , and definitely nothing in the national political spectrum to get excited about in Clinton other than no change and trump fear . Clinton was the dull incumbent candidate while trump was the politically outside rabble rouser . Political upsets , historically speaking , almost NEVER happen in favor of the playing it safe candidate . I agree , safe states are never necessarily safe as statistics can let you down . As someone who ' s lived in Texas their entire life it was very clear , socially and politically , that we ' d be staying red . The Stein vote really wasn ' t any sort of gamble . Clinton had no chance here .