@LJS9502_basic: I know you didn't, you said voting for a third party is a wasted vote. But there's a lot of people out there who feel like they are voting for the lesser of the two evils because any third party candidate could never win. If that way of thinking was eliminated though, it wouldn't have to be that way.
IV had so much opportunity and threw it away. Maybe they were more focused on the graphics and world? Regardless, I really enjoyed how they changed the dynamics and had you interacting with three characters.
@LJS9502_basic: Terrible thing to say to people. The whole idea of democracy is to vote who you believe is the best candidate, not who the lesser of the two evils is. That type of outlook is why we always have to choose between the lesser of the two evils.
But to give my two cents on the election, Hillary isn't going to intentionally screw up her presidency if she becomes the winner. Too much is on the line. She's going to go down in history as the first female president, do you think anybody with that opportunity would want their name disgraced in history books? I don't think so. Doesn't mean I think she'll be a good president. Her track record is horrible and she does not have the foresight to make smart decisions.
About Donald Trump, I'm not entirely sure. I think he's for sure playing everybody, but I can't decide if it's going to turn out good or bad. Either way, if he doesn't win this election, this won't be the last we'll see of him. Hillary will either somehow manage to get herself in another scandal or just do a terrible job as president, then, if Trump is smart, he'll run for re-election and be a shoe-in. Which isn't necessarily a terrible thing. If he pulls us out of NATO and NAFTA, I see another stock market drop just like we saw in London after the Brexit. That would be the time to buy as many stocks as possible. Or possibly short the market, but I don't know too much about that.
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