So, I'm currently running 4BC and I've sticked to Electric Whip and an ice based secondary weapon since 2BC.
I can't parry so shields are not an option but the electric whip can hit so many targets at once that I don't have to freeze every single enemy and can run past maps fairly quickly.
I was looking around wondering if there were better weapons for the same playstyle(multi hitting, fast, not too close combat) but not only I didn't find anything, I also discovered that pretty much everyone but me consider the Electric Whip trash.
Now, am I missing something? Are there clear better weapons for the same playstyle?
BURLINGTON, Vt. — Bernie Sanders says that if he is elected president, he will convince skeptics to support his agenda by building a movement so powerful that they will have no choice but to join him.
It is the same thing he says happened when he was mayor here in the 1980s, his only experience as a chief executive to date. “Democrats, Republicans were not stupid,” Mr. Sanders said in an interview in his campaign office. “And they looked around and they said, ‘Oh my God, we thought this guy was a fluke, he’d come and he’d go, [instead he] is further transforming politics in this city’…. So they started working with us in a much more constructive way.”
Mr. Sanders says his opponents came to their senses and joined him. But a close examination of the Vermont lawmaker’s record as mayor shows that at times he also went to them, working with Republicans, police and business on key issues facing the community—sometimes to the frustration of his liberal allies.
“The city was run in the 1980s as a coalition between what you would now call the progressives and the Republicans,” said John Franco, assistant city attorney in the Sanders administration. “Bernie is a fiscal conservative. The saying in Vermont is he’s tighter than the bark on a tree.”
The Wall Street Journal interviewed more than a dozen people who lived and worked in Burlington from 1981 to 1989, including Mr. Sanders and his wife, Jane, at the time the director of the Youth Office. What emerges is a picture of an executive who had the same goals for governance as he does today, but won favor with Republicans when his administration audited the city’s finances, joined with the business community on a controversial development project and once sided with the police and factory workers over protesters.
“He’ll listen to the points of the other person. And as long as the goal is not just to, you know, feather the nests of the wealthy,” he will work with people, Mrs. Sanders said.
It is a period that the senator doesn’t often discuss on the campaign trail. His deal-making past could help him reach out to centrist voters but could also alienate supporters who are looking for an uncompromising candidate to upend the system. (On a recent episode of “The View,” Mr. Sanders struggled
... keep reading on reddit ➡I am relisting this as there was some interest last time but nothing went through, so I figure I should drop the price by a bunch.
Our roommate bought a gas dryer on accident without realzing we don't have a gas set up in the basement.
So while we are looking for an electric one, we are trying to get rid of the one he bought which has never even been turned on, so it's brand new.
Asking price $200 or best offer. Model number is GTDP220GF5WW.
More info: https://products.geappliances.com/appliance/gea-specs/GTDP220GFWW
