Do gaming awards represent the community well enough?

Started by Jubal, October 25, 2013, 03:38:25 PM

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Jubal

I just came up with this as an interesting discussion topic: it's the Golden Joysticks today, one of the larger gaming awards ceremonies. There are a load of categories for different sort of game - indie, best storytelling etc - but no awards for modding or community groups/sites other than YouTube game shows. Surely if YT channels get an award game sites and modders, equally critical parts of most game communities, should? What do you all think?
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Cuddly Khan

I agree Jubal, I think you should get the Golden Joystick award too. ;D
Quote from: comrade_general on January 25, 2014, 01:22:10 AMMost effective elected official. Ever. (not counting Jubal)

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Jubal

Thankyou, Khan, though I think that's unlikely regardless.  :P
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Cuddly Khan

Yeah, it'd be something like DayZ or some other big modding project.
Quote from: comrade_general on January 25, 2014, 01:22:10 AMMost effective elected official. Ever. (not counting Jubal)

He is Jubal the modder, Jubal the wayfarer, Jubal the admin. And he has come to me now, at the turning of the tide.

Silver Wolf

Isn't there some kind of mod of the year award on ModDB given in several different categories?
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