Voting Rewards
You can support RagnaKon by voting on GTOP100. Each vote that is successfully verified by the RagnaKon voting system gives one reward of your choice.
Voting Staff
Current Vote Rewards
Adds 10 points to your Hourly Points balance. These points can be used with RagnaKon's Gold Point / Hourly Point reward systems.
Adds 1 Cash Point to your account, giving players a free way to obtain Cash Points by supporting the server.
How to Vote
Talk to Voting Staff
Go to Eden Group HQ and talk to Voting Staff at
moc_para01 32,32.
Choose Vote on GTOP100.
Open the GTOP100 Voting Link
Voting Staff generates a GTOP100 link specifically for your account and also displays your verification code.
Use the Verification Code Generated for Your Account
The voting system identifies your vote using a code in the format R + your Account ID. Use the code shown by your own Voting Staff dialogue.
Do not copy another player's verification code.
Complete the Vote on GTOP100
Complete GTOP100's normal voting process and make sure the vote is successfully accepted.
Return and Check the Vote
Return to Voting Staff and choose Check / Claim Vote Reward.
The NPC checks whether an unclaimed verified GTOP100 vote is waiting for your account.
Choose Your Reward
After verification succeeds, choose either 10 Hourly Points or 1 Cash Point, then confirm your selection.
If you cancel before claiming, the verified reward remains available so you can return and claim it later.
If the NPC Cannot Find Your Vote
Make sure the voting page actually completed successfully before returning to the NPC.
Always use the verification information generated by your own Voting Staff dialogue.
Try voting normally without VPN or proxy software so GTOP100 can process the vote correctly.
A verified vote can only be claimed once. After it is claimed, that vote is marked as used by the voting system.
Free Cash Points
Choosing 1 Cash Point makes voting a direct free-to-play source of Cash Points. RagnaKon may also provide other free Cash Point sources through server activities and community programs; those systems are documented separately.
