Omega(tmhe) Vs. System-m3 Vs. -reaper Vs. Loki^

Discussion in 'GR Classic Archive' started by Mute., May 10, 2005.

  1. -Reaper

    -Reaper Well-Known Member

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  2. NLewis

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    My Fote Goes To Reaper! ;)
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  3. QuiGon

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    There's only 1 good signature in this battle and that's Omega's. The way your text is done is nice. And those other signatures aren't that nice. So Omega, you've got meh vote.

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  4. Mute.

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    this topic is up very long and still no winner :( maybe just closing this one down is the best, unless you guys want to vote
     
  5. XeonMachine

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    loki , the dark mysterious effect is great.

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  6. DRiVaNCe

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    Loki obviously, it's the most unique, and has this eerie randiance about it, perfect. Render is awesome as well, share? :)

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  7. ibeatu

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    my vote goes to -reaper i love the render an the overall sig the best
     
  8. Madlax

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    Lokis ;) has my vote
     
  9. blue

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    i vote omega. great blurring effects
     

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