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Topic	Contest Stats and Discussion - Part 1326
Yuri_LowelI 01/12/20 7:18:07 PM #194:	LusterSoldier posted... After today's poll, we have probably 2 more days of GotY polls remaining. The GotD poll will probably happen tomorrow, followed by System of the Year after that. I hope we get a re-run of this poll shortly after the GotY polls end: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/poll/6985- 2010s has slowly been gaining strength over the course of that decade, but almost all of that strength is coming at the expense of the 2000s. Back in 2010, the 2000s option had 36% and has since dropped off to 27.01% in the most recent version of that poll. Most of that lost percentage went to 2010s, with some of it being absorbed by 1990s. why? 90s will win again by the same margin. --- http://k09.kn3.net/1256263BF.gif <cite>Yuri_LowelI posted [p:932837673] in Contest St... [t:78313892]...</cite> <quote>LusterSoldier posted... </cite> <quote>After today's poll, we have probably 2 more days of GotY polls remaining. The GotD poll will probably happen tomorrow, followed by System of the Year after that. I hope we get a re-run of this poll shortly after the GotY polls end: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/poll/6985- 2010s has slowly been gaining strength over the course of that decade, but almost all of that strength is coming at the expense of the 2000s. Back in 2010, the 2000s option had 36% and has since dropped off to 27.01% in the most recent version of that poll. Most of that lost percentage went to 2010s, with some of it being absorbed by 1990s.</quote> why? 90s will win again by the same margin. --- http://k09.kn3.net/1256263BF.gif</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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