This drives me crazy with software websites and GitHub repos. Sometimes they'll give you a hint that involves other undefined things like, "This lets you use Floorp with Bibix."
It would fail if they tried today. But after 3-7 more years of eroding voting rights, empowering intimidation and misinformation groups, and emplacing loyal people in state governments? I think they could get all 50 states. He's going to run for a third term regardless because it's obvious by now that nobody will stop him, but having the amendment in place will be a fitting capstone to his power grab.
I've explained hundreds of different games over the years and top-down is always the way to go:
- "This is the theme and how to win" ↓
- "These are the things you need to win and these are the things that will hinder you" ↓
- "This is how each round is structured so you can get/avoid those things".
If you do it bottom-up then people ask, "Why would I want that?" or "What's that for?" and you're constantly replying, "I'll get to that".
Practice rounds are one of my favorite ways to do it, but sadly my current group doesn't like them. Definitely the way to go if you can, though.--
If I saw that in a repo I would 100% believe it. I've seen so many that are just as baffling.