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Date of upload: Dec 14, 2021 ^^
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After watching today's 2023 game awards, this video aged like a fine wine.
Even worse now, when theres photos of the telepeompters saying "Please wrap it up" after a measly 30 second of talktime for the developers to express gratitude. I reckon its probably due to the Chris Judge issue last year, but they overcorrect it too much it looks really rude to one on the stage.. 😬
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I think you make a really good point about intent vs impact. I believe Geoff has genuine passion for the industry and wants to celebrate its accomplishments, but the show just doesn’t do a good enough job at highlighting the actual talent and innovation that should be recognized.
I’ve been watching since 2017, and I honestly feel like it’s gotten worse every year. The show is so bloated with trailers for generic games that no one ever talks about afterwards. I honestly think if they want to keep all of the content, they should just stop mixing it together.
If Geoff really wants his own E3, fine? I guess? But do it either before or after the awards, not at the same time. The show should be a reflection on the year behind us, not a ~cinematic~ sneak peak into the next
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I would like to see every type of award show add shames categories to the list. For example, the gaming industry could have a "Worker Abuse Shame" where they give out an "award" for the studio that overworked their employees the most. If they do not come up to claim their shame(s), they are ineligible for any awards they may have won, and the next runner-up is given the award instead. Have the shames come first so the audience never even knows the shamed studio won any awards unless they owned their shame first. What you would see is a lot of big name studios being shamed into submission through loss of sales if they own their shame, or a lot of indie games, devs and studios being put on the map by winning awards they earned without abusive practices. Plus, award shows would suddenly be worth watching, because the consumer could use them to learn what goes on behind the scenes of their favorite games.
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8:55 Cap, you should have put a stopwatch onscreen to measure how long did he spend in each category. Missed opportunity there.
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@CaptainAstronaut
2 years ago
The vast majority of this was written and recorded before The Game Awards 2021, but all of my points still stand. Anyways, don't forget to Like, Comment, & SUBSCRIBE, follow me on Twitter, y'all know the drill.
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