I think most of us will agree that forum polls are not statistically accurate, so who cares if TW2 wins or loses in a silly forum?
Also, we should be aware that the PC and video gaming community has grown in number, but not in quality. As in real life, a lot of people nowadays don't like reading or thinking much, making quick action games (like shooters) a favorite among them. Now, there can be good, smart shooters, but most of these gamers I'm talking about will not even notice the plot because they are too busy shooting heads off. Where I am going is this: computer role-playing games are not what they used to be; most people think that an RPG is a game with character attributes, where you gain levels and customize your gear. So a dungeon crawler with looting and leveling can be called RPG nowadays, even if it has no character development, decision making, a branching plot, or anything that makes your ROLE be significant in the game world.
With such a big audience craving for action and condemning reading, thinking, making decisions and solving puzzles, how can a good RPG expect to "win" against a fast-paced hack-and-slasher?
In my Amazon.com review of TW2 I started by pointing out the importance of it revitalizing the role-playing genre. I wouldn't expect TW2 to win any poll against more popular games, but who cares?. It's like comparing an award winning novel with a newspaper comic strip.