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#81

Greenlight doesn’t really make a ranking available, but this one
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=92985806
seems to be on 18% and i’d imagine it’s probably one of the leaders. Black mesa is likely to be the fastest though.

#82

Greenlight really lacks these sorting possibilities. Why don’t they show the vote count anymore?

#83

Funny, that one shows 3% for me…

#84

you just got Greenlit.

#85

Same here. But Slender: Source shows 29% for me. Assuming it shows the same for everyone else I would guess it is the leader at this time.

Up voted Black Mesa and shared to Facebook.

Edit: others say its at 8% so I have no idea.

#86

Because Valve doesn’t want to cause a “popularity begets popularity” effect.

#87

I think it’s due to trying to keep favoritism/elitism down. If someone sees something with a high vote count, they might be more apt to vote for that than something that has a low vote count. I think they’re only showing the percentage after you vote so that you aren’t biased prior to voting.

#88

9% up

#89

It shows 29% for me too. According to a comment on that page the low % is a bug Greenlight has.

#90

Did you guys have to pay $100 to get it on Greenlight?

Oh and voted of course.

#91

[align=center]Greenlight Top Stats List[/SIZE][/align]

Currently Black Mesa is 17th :slight_smile:

#92

Currently as in 42 minutes ago :stuck_out_tongue:
Right now it should be around 13th.

#93

Voted, shared on fb, and text a bunch of people :stuck_out_tongue:

#94

The top game, according to that, is Project Zomboid at 27%. Uploaded almost 6 days ago. We’ve only been on for about 8 hours. We’re the highest percentage for the amount of hours it’s been on. :smiley:

#95

That all sounds reasonable.

cool find, thx

#96

Heh, I was just thinking it’d be useful to see all of greenlights stats and i’m in the middle of building my own scraper to do just that right now :stuck_out_tongue:

#97

Voted.

#98

thats my question too

are the developers paying for steam to let us play with their free mod thats realy nice :smiley: or did they upload to greenlight before the update when it was free?

#99

I think the entry fee was something instituted just a short while after Black Mesa got in. Just under the wire. :slight_smile:

#100

Long time visitor for YEARS, just never posted. I shared on FB and Twitter and on Steam. Hope to see it on there! Congrats you guys!

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