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No, that makes no sense whatsoever.
Go and look at the history of any media of choice - film, music, game or whatever.
You will find long lists of examples which either didn't win many awards or weren't even nominated and yet became absolute classics.
For example, the first album by Boston (from about 1976) didn't even chart here in Britain, but it is now seen as a classic rock album.
Or how about Dark Side of the Moon? Did it win album of the year in 1973? Nope. And yet it didn't leave the chart for DECADES. Yup, it stayed in the chart non-stop for years.
Or how about New Order's single "Blue Monday"? In 1983, it came out a few years after their demise as Joy Division following the death of Ian Curtis. They'd bubbled around the lower reaches of the top 75 but had nothing much. Blue Monday ended up going to number 9.
Not bad. But not stellar.
And yet it has gone on to become the world's biggest selling 12" single ever.
In short, you can't judge your assertion from what you are saying.
Most "internet popularity contest"-style things end up being a joke in some way. Because, yeah - the most overactive fanbase (whether positive or negative) will tend to take control if at all possible.
(similar stuff shows up in things like Dancing With The Stars, with the call-in votes. When some person with a rabid fanbase is on the show, the voting gets silly.)
hey its on par with Banana , I am really surprised that "Banana" Didn't win all the awards.
The Steam Awards are determined by community voting. Steam has a significant bot problem that it seemingly ignores because it inflates their active user counts. These bots are used to vote up mobile games or bomb the competition, primarily coming from China. Consequently, the voting systems on Steam are essentially ineffective and does not truly represent the community. While it's a fun event, it doesn't work as intended due to cheating.
It would be hard for Valve to forfeit Chinese players, as it's hard to get a handle on the turbulent and self-absorbed kid in a room full of adults without having to spank his ass and humiliate him. No good way to deal with this diplomatically, the only choice was doing nothing, and consequently make the Steam Awards irrelevant.