You can change your votes as long as it runs. Just enter the contest again and make a different choice.Criminy - I voted too soon. I forgot about Underrail - I'm kind of saving it when I have more time.
Well some people are just way too cool to enjoy garbage like TW3 or Fallout 4...
Here is a thread in this forums with one of the devs (?) of the mod where you can ask questions,
http://www.rpgwatch.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1061379554#post1061379554
It's was needed to stop poll inflating. When I helped last year we decided to exclude non members & new sign-ups, and Myrthos already explained why it's different this year.I don't agree with voting based on registration date.
That I can agree with you.donating should probably get you a vote, it pretty much confirms you're a legit.
Sorry, guess I wasn't too clear but what I meant is that I agree with the current restriction, which AFAIK requires a certain low number of posts. I think that's better than going on registration date.It's was needed to stop poll inflating. When I helped last year we decided to exclude non members & new sign-ups, and Myrthos already explained why it's different this year.
Let me add that then.Perhaps you should have specified these details about poll admittance in the original post about the Game of the Year poll.
2015
. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
. Underrail
. Invisible, Inc.
2016
. X-Com 2
. Kingdom Come: Deliverance
. Divinity: Original Sin 2
Somewhere next week. It should run for a week, but I probably forget to disable voting in exactly a week from the start, so it probably runs a bit longerWhat's the planned duration of the vote?
How can Divinity be voted as game of the year when basically its a release of a game from t he previous year…