No idea tbh. I only stated what I think is the fairest and more reliable way to award games. On my mind nobody is more suitable to evaluate a game than people who makes games 

She isn't trans, this is a point that usually makes it very easy to see people that really played the game and ones that only heard the vitriol in YT and the like. About her being muscled person I guess there is two reasons players didn't like, first because they didn't get sexually attracted to her (as if that is needed to play a female char) and second because she was stronger than they and it made then feel insecure. 

I won't go in full text here, verter already done a fantastic job on it and is very well crafted.

I'll just say that at least until now (even if we may disagree with how many categories there are and who won some of those) if we look at the main prizes for several years on the TGA they haven't been obscure titles like those small festivals that go for artsy movies that only critics care. And I'll add one thing on the Verter point, these prizes may not even increase the sales or viewership of those movies but can very well be credentials that will ensure better financing for the next movie or improvement on the career of people on the production/acting, so there is value to having all type of events. Some that will only recognize by sales, other by popular vote, other by professionals in the industry and sure some with only critics.