Safari on Mac seems to work fine.

"Vote succeefully"? I appreciate the southeast Asian sweat shop as a valuable method for quickly and cheaply producing large quantities of goods, but I don't think websites lend themselves well to that kind of manufacturing process..

Maybe Alloh wrote it.

That's also entirely possible. Also, I need to stop editing my posts for 5 minutes after I post them. >.>

Just voted, fine on Linux + Firefox and linux + chromus (chrome for linux beta)

Lesster, you should hire a girlfriend, maybe you forget me...

Your mother services my carnal whims well enough, Alloh, and she's pretty cheap.

Whenever I try to vote more than once, I get "No repeated vote is allowed!" Seems a pity, considering their intentions to allow repeated votes...

In the js it says something about 3 votes per category. Maybe that was one of those language issues.

Probably, I can only get one vote per category per day per ip.

Same here.

Looks like we've got a fair chance in the "Best P2P MMO" category. All the rest look like they're being dominated by F2P games with a million ex-runescape fan boys.

Best sound? Now I love Vendetta as much as the next person, but come on now.

doesn't work for me: I keep clicking the vote button, but nothing happens... :(

Yeah... I think they mean "best music" and not "best sound" lol. I hate to say it but VO sound effects are pretty awful, all the explosions sound like... I don't know lol... buckets of pebbles hitting the floor. And the laser sounds are pretty stereotypical. The music's alright, though.

ShankTank: VO's music is great. In fact, for the first 5 minutes, it's some of the best game music I've ever heard.

Once you realize that there isn't much more than 5 minutes worth of music, though, it gets old pretty fast.

vote vote vote! Anyone with access to a computer cluster... do your worst :).

you don't even need a computer cluster newbs either get tor or download foxy proxy and get a proxy list. jesus I suck at computers but even i know how to do that.

that shit works too. but why not use clusters as well?

because leaving the basement sucks?

Atice, I realize you probably have never been in the same room as a computer before, but even someone who flips burgers for a living should realize that a computer cluster, which has a great deal of computational power and very few IP addresses, would make negligible difference in a contest which does not require any computational power whatsoever, and where the goal is to access as many IP addresses as possible.