And I've never even watched or cared about the VGAs until Skyrim. Ultimately I put little stock in awards, because I prefer to decide what the best game I've played every year is for myself.

But what the heck. This year was different because of Skyrim. Good job, Bethesda. Congratulations, and I wish you success in continuing to bring us the amazing games that many of us love.

Well, guess I don't need to watch my yet to record DVR'd copy now huh.

But cool none the less.

P.S.

I was recording a later version as both tuners were busy for the original airing.

well it is your fault, you went on the forums after the VGAs did you expect people not to talk about it

Relax, I was playing around, jeez. :icecream:

P.S.

:P = sarcasm/facetiousness/playfulness for me. :meh: = pissed off/annoyed/up yours!

Well deserved!

Well that's a non-biased approach. "The award doesn't matter unless they award GOTY to the game I want."

Ew. Anyways, I don't think Spike TV giving Skyrim game of the year means it is GOTY. It may be game of the year, but Spike TV... lolololol.

Your right, Nuff said.

Cheers

Broken, unfinished game wins meaningless award.

Lol. I was just interested to see if Skyrim would win it. Given that 14,823 media outlets award a GOTY, I agree that it's fairly inconsequential. Again, what the heck. It was fun to watch. Am I wrong to be happy that something I like won a frivolous award? I don't think so. But I accept and welcome everyone's opinion. :foodndrink:

Well, at least you're realistic about it.

Now pardon me, I have to attend an awards ceremony for myself. I was named Skyrim Player of the Year by a committee of expert judges including me, my pet cat, and my not-so-bright next-door neighbor.

Lmao. Well played, good sir!