This is literally the fourth Labor win ever and since World War 2. How are you guys not thrilled.
I can't speak for everyone, but speaking for myself, the reasons I didn't go screaming into the streets include:
-I don't have that many problems with the LNP. Terrible as they are on climate change, they did a good job of seeing us through Covid.
-Actions, not words. Labor needs to deliver.
-The last time Labor was in power was under Rudd, then Gillard, then Rudd again, then we had a decade of LNP rule with similar 'coups,' from Abbott, to Turnbull, to ScoMo (I even had to check Wikipedia to remind myself of that order, that's how bad it got). I know that can't solely be blamed on Labor, but, well, there was reason why Canberra was called the "coup capital of the world" for awhile, and it was a series of 'coups' that started under Labor.
-I'm mixed on Albo. Shorten had a clear vision when he ran for PM, Albo...well, his victory speech was pretty good, but I'm pretty tepid on him. Granted, I usually vote for the party more than the leader, so to speak, but even so...
-The Greens made perfect the enemy of good and didn't give their support for an emissions trading scheme. That the greens and teals have a presence is good, on paper, but they need to actually be able to work with Labor.
Do only protags count? Background characters? How many background characters constitute a protag? Depending on the answer to that, you could have one game with an expansive background cast, downgrading the "rank" for entire demographics for the year. City of dwarves in a WoW expansion --> suddenly 'body type' loses its value as a characteristic for the industry that year? Wut?
This really hits the nail on the head on how idiotic the whole system was.
Let's play devil's advocate and say you applied it to Overwatch. Fine, okay, it's stupid, but I can live with stupid. How, on the other hand, are you going to apply it to settings like Warcraft? The problem with having the tool applied to Blizzard is that Blizzard has almost exclusively operated in sci-fi and fantasy. Overwatch is cartoony, soft sci-fi, arguably superhero fiction, and yet it's the most 'realistic' (in terms of proximity to Earth) setting they've ever done. Yes, a setting with a talking gorilla is still closer to reality than The Lost Vikings. 0_0