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I mean I don't really know what the deal is with BAFTA, but I would have happily lent them my copy of Bloodborne.
— Matt Lees (@Jam_sponge)April 7, 2016
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There were some legitimately bizarre decisions made at tonight's BAFTA Game Awards. The press room was abuzz with confusion throughout
— Josh West (@origamikid)April 7, 2016
Tweets don't lie, friends. Tweets don't lie.Article continues after the video belowIt didn't win in any other BATFA categorySo you're the best game, out of all the games. Stands to reason that you absolutely excel in several areas. Your art design, maybe. Innovation within the medium, or the genre at least. Your music is incredible, and voice acting absolutely exemplary. Yeah, about that.Fallout 4 didn't win in any other category at the BAFTAs. Audio and music awards went to Everybody's Gone to the Rapture (it does have a most amazing score). The game innovation gong was handed to Her Story. Story, to Life is Strange. Artistic achievement was won by Ori and the Blind Forest. Design, as previously mentioned, went to Bloodborne. So Fallout 4 doesn't play the best of the available nominees; it doesn't have the greatest story, or sound, and it's nothing much to look at against a bunch of other games. What did it win for, exactly?Can we address the fact that game is glitchy as fuck, and that is a problem?Let me quote from Rich Stanton's review of the game, for The Guardian:Fallout 4 winning Best Game is like giving the Best Picture Oscar to Avengers: Age of Ultron. Entertaining, sure, but come on.
— Chris Schilling (@schillingc)April 7, 2016
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