Vote Black Mesa as Mod of the Year on Moddb!

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#41

Well, it’s not like logging in is a problem or takes much effort :expressionless:

#42

You don’t need an account to vote for the mod. Please change the first post.

No. I voted as a guest without any problems.

#43

OP updated: added further infos about voting as a guest.

#44

I too got the waiting message when voting as a guest, but another time the vote went through straight away, I don’t know if it the votes were during the first or second round, or on one on each occasion.

#45

Voted.
I signed up mainly for Desura.

#46

I´m pretty aware of that before I posted it :p.

#47

If you are like most intertube/nets/web users that run on a dynamic IP address, nbe sure to reset your modem and clear your cookies so you can vote again.

#48

surely they would have guarded against rigging the votes so easily?

#49

You can’t really guard against that. Not if voting as guests is allowed.

#50

Black Mesa is so going to win this!

#51

I had the same thing happening, so I registered and voted. I can hardly believe that this is a coincidence. Possibly a brilliant move on Moddb’s part in terms of recruiting vast amounts of new members in a very short time frame… :freeman:

#52

Did we win yet ?

#53

Poll is over, it’s time to cross the fingers, touch wood or whatever you say and hope for the best.

Op updated

#54

https://www.moddb.com/events/2012-mod-of-the-year-awards/features/mod-of-the-year-2012
What can I say… Congratulations and Merry Xmas :wink:

#55

Congrats guys!

#56

Op updated!

It has been an eventful year and this is the cherry on top of the cake, thanks dev team for your work:
love you!

#57

So… 1st of January 2013, BM Steam release? :retard:

#58

no

#59

no

#60

lol

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