Hundreds of Obamas and Romneys Go To War In This Ridiculous-Looking Mod

By Dr. Evelyn Thorne | January 01, 0001

Polls? Numbers? Speeches? Boring. The real presidential election this year was won huc99

huc99 through

waves

of Obama and Romney soldiers, battling against each other using the sharp end of huc99 com their signs and placards. The mod, created by Reddit user matbitesdog, is used in Medieval II: Total War, and you can download it for 75r laughs here. Those crude and creepy Obama/Romney models are going to keep me up at night. Election Total War [Imgur via Reddit]

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