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[Black Six]

RPG Contest #26 Final Poll
View the contest thread here.
View the full list of submissions here.
Final Poll will run December 26 - 11:59 PM Eastern December 29.

You can select THREE entries!

• Dystopian - Giant of Lannister
• Island of Pain - Lord of Adders Black
• Loophole - Legolover-361
• Perpetual - Parugi
• Waves of the South Alter Securi - Toa Levacius Zehvor
• Descent - The Otter
• Claustrophobia - Kryzath
• Frontier - Clockwork Kineticist

[ZHX]

3, 4 and 5 for me.

[Mr. Peanuts]

Just 6 and 7. I like other entries, but they're almost certain to get enough votes as is.

[Floridian Citrus]

Dystopian, Island of Pain, and Loophole for me.  Which ever wins, I'm probably going to play it anyway.

[Magnus Greel]

Island of Pain and Perpetual.

Edited by Magnus Greel, Dec 26 2012 - 02:49 PM.

[Zakar0%]

5, 7, and 8.

I'm a bit sad about not getting Frozen in, but hey. You win some, you lose some.

Zakaro

[Kryzath]

1, 3, 7, and 8. 

 

#underdogs

[Meta-Mind]

Dystopian all the way! And, uh, I guess I'll vote for Waves of the South too. That works.

[Dual Matrix]

Only 2 how can you not like a Bionicle Hunger Games fusion.

Edited by Dual Matrix, Dec 26 2012 - 12:30 PM.

[Constructman: Black Knight]

1, 6, 8

[BenLuke]

1, 2, 3.

[Toa Levacius Zehvor]

2, 4, and 5.

 

Shameless advertising here - come one people, how can you not vote for Waves? It's like watching Star Wars and not going to see Empire Strikes Back.

 

-Toa Levacius Zehvor

[Parugi]

Huh... I'm not sure how surprised I should be about dropping to fourth place from the preliminaries....

 

Well, either way, I encourage you all to vote for Island of Pain and Perpetual. I'd be fine with the latter's loss if the former won and vice versa. =)

[Hurricane iBrow]

Loophole - time travel and such is always more than welcome and I'd love to take a stab at playing this.

 

Perpetual - the one RPG this contest that I absolutely need to play, and the best candidate out of the two for me to play right up until the end.

 

-ibrow

[Replicant]

1, 2, and 7.

 

Dual Matrix, in my opinion, it's really a different idea than Hunger Games; don't let the whole "Contestants isolated killing each other" theme fool you, the backstory and idea of IoP, IMO, are quite different. While I have never read Suzanne Collin's Hunger Games, from what I've heard, I understand that a totaltarian government is putting their citizens into gladiator-esque "games", to frighten their citizens into submission (Probably wrong about this), much like Koushun Takami's Battle Royale (An excellent novel). Now, Island of Pain is about an isolated, seemingly unescapable island, operated by a slaving-based faction known as The Shepherd of Flesh, which are depositing their less-controlable slaves on a deadly island, hoping to get rid of them, and, in the meantime, creating entertainment for themselves.

 

There are certian similarites, that it is obvious, but the idea and themes in Island of Pain, as I see them, are quite unique.

[Dual Matrix]

1, 2, and 7.
 
Dual Matrix, in my opinion, it's really a different idea than Hunger Games; don't let the whole "Contestants isolated killing each other" theme fool you, the backstory and idea of IoP, IMO, are quite different. While I have never read Suzanne Collin's Hunger Games, from what I've heard, I understand that a totaltarian government is putting their citizens into gladiator-esque "games", to frighten their citizens into submission (Probably wrong about this), much like Koushun Takami's Battle Royale (An excellent novel). Now, Island of Pain is about an isolated, seemingly unescapable island, operated by a slaving-based faction known as The Shepherd of Flesh, which are depositing their less-controlable slaves on a deadly island, hoping to get rid of them, and, in the meantime, creating entertainment for themselves.
 
There are certian similarites, that it is obvious, but the idea and themes in Island of Pain, as I see them, are quite unique.

Still the ideas behind it look quete the same, it's not fully the Hungergames, but just the best parts of it.

[Lord of Adders Black]

It does share the whole "killing each other for the amusement of others" thing, but I hadn't (and still haven't) read the Hunger Games books or seen the film so really we've both just been inspired by the gladiators of old

[Dual Matrix]

It doesn't really matter wich idea is behind it, it's just epic and lets vote for it

Glatorian, hum smart, i didn't saw the likehood but now i see.

[Norik The Blood Elf]

2+3+8.

[Aych Ehn]

1,3,7!

[Killer_Myr]

Island of Pain is in the lead? Now I wish I hadn't decided not to participate in any RPGs here anymore. Well, I guess I'll have to make time for it.

[Legolover-361]

I voted for 3, 7, and 8.

[Zakar0%]

Well, this is exciting. At the moement, it's quite the close race between most of the RPGs.

We've got IoP out front with 21, Loophole just behind with 17, and Perpetual barely ahead of the pack with 13. Close behind are Waves, Dystopian, and Claustrophobia.

One or two votes are gonna make the differences here, I can tell. I feel that the closeness of the race shows how great all of these RPGs are, so much so that they're this close.

Once again, good luck to all.

Zakaro

[Takanuvainika]

2, 4, and 5

[unknown456]

Island of Pain and Claustrophobia were no brainers for me.  Then I let a coin decide for me between Perpetual and Frontier.  Frontier won.  

[Damaracx 7.0]

1, 2, and 4 were my choice. True works of art.

[Evex_Wolfwing]

1, 5, 7.

 

Honestly I wish I could vote for all of them this time. Bunch of great and interesting entries.