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Hot take: #TheGameAwards shouldn’t be popularity votes, and allowing them to be decided by the public (who absolutely haven’t played all the games in the category they’re voting for) undermines their value.
It should be the exact opposite of how it is now. Make a couple categories that are popularity contests. Otherwise we’re stuck in an award ceremony where category entries are chosen based on popularity parity and not necessarily who deserves what.
Upon reading their FAQ: “The winners in most categories are determined by the international jury (90%) and a public fan vote (10%)” so I guess I retract everything I said?
I believe only certain categories were public votes.
Then who should ? Hopefully not the wildly incompetent gaming press ?
I'd rather see a show that simply discusses and celebrates amazing games, rather than pit them off against each other based on the whims of people who might prefer X genre over Y.
Take 5 minutes to tell people why Horizon is so amazing, why BOTW was so amazing, or to discuss the incredible performance @JuergensMelina put in for Hellblade. Why does it have to be a 'this is better than this because these people you've likely never heard of say so'?
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