Bustacap: it won the players voice award, it didnt "win the game awards". also it only won because a lot of tlou2 haters rallied together to vote for ghost of tsushima instead. tlou2 was ahead by 8-9% for hours when suddenly ghost overtook it in a very short amount of time (after 4chan and other posts popped up after a neil druckman tweet). so in the end its kind of an empty win for ghost, sucks for the devs
What counts as a fulfilling win then? Did they stuff the vote or actually rally people? If the former (and anyone can stuff the vote), how is it meaningful at all (no matter which game's fans were better at it)? If the latter, why shouldn't people vote for the better game?
(I for one am glad misogynist garbage didn't win.)
Bustacap: you dont care what "biased" journalists think but instead what obviously biased players think, k.
Ok this is gold.
Players are biased?
Players don't get to decide if the game is good? Whoa dude. Lay off the substances.
Bustacap: someones opinion whos professionally reviewed games for many years, sometimes decades even
I've been calling this garbage out for years now. Consumers' right to evaluate the product, to an opinion on their own experience, is being eroded by this borderline schizophrenia. I don't mean "to publicize an opinion", but to have one in the first place. Is the game good? "Uh, I personally hated it, but other people did not, so I think it's a 7/10". What is "hated" then if not your opinion?
Rewording the above for clarity:
"It's trash, but my cult demands I follow the leader, so I will say it's a 7/10."
And the scary part that for the majority of people, the cult is fictional. No one cares about what you think except your friends, who want to know what you really thought, but you're parroting the words of a fat eunuch instead. Why?