Turniper
12d ago
Every still image I've seen pretty clearly shows a bullet hole in the front windshield. Close to the edge of the front, roughly where state registration tags usually go, but still the front. I'm sure some shots went through the side considering like 4 rounds were fired, but characterizing them all as being shot from the side does not seem fair.
I have no idea what the official schedule for the democrat orgs in my city looks like. But I do know the potlucks I attend in which like 90% of the candidates for certain state house seats and a bunch of dem precinct chairs and heads of random third party YIMBY orgs hobnob are probably not listed on them. I just happen to be friends with a dude who is in that scene, and he runs events.
They might not be on the party calendar, but I'm pretty sure that you could make a lot more connections at one of them, than at anything official.
Everyone I know who actually got involved pretty much did so by going to some sort of event, a protest, reading, rally, etc; and then just asking who they should talk to and being directed to someone who could use labor for calls/event planning/etc. To address the question you asked downthread, nobody wants randos off the street, because anyone who doesn't at least have the gumption to attend an event on their own is definitely not gonna follow through with dozens of hours of uncompensated labor. And that pretty much is required, if you really want to get involved. Almost everyone cuts their teeth as a gofer or door knocker, unless you plan to enter as a candidate and bring serious money/recognition.
Nioh 2! The third is coming out in just a few weeks, and I'm replaying the second in preparation. Having already beaten the game 1.5 times or so, playing "I constantly swap between the 10 different kinds of weapons based on what recently dropped well" is a ton of fun. So many of the move-sets and combos are basically muscle memory for me, especially the katana, since it barely changed since the first game. Sekiro is an honorary contender, but I really do think Nioh is the best 'combat focused' game I've ever played. At least for melee combat, the ranged is rather bolted on in comparison. But the stances, ki management, the way it encourages aggression without becoming a rhythm game like Sekiro, it's just all so peak. I really hope the third one lives up to the legacy. As much as I love onmyo being its own playstyle, I think doubling down on their melee focus was probably the right call.
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