TSM is dead to me.

I'm at the point where all the guys i liked are gone, so there's no point in rooting for them anymore.

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Things like this are why eSports will never be as popular as physical sports. No one gets mad at the Yankees when they trade away their players to get better (or newer ones). This is part of sports. Losing players and getting new ones. Once fans accept this, eSports might actually be popular.

That's not true at all. You used the yankees and theyre really a diamond in the rough for the last 50 years. Now, lets look at something different.

Basketball, lets look at OKC, I like them, because I like kevin durant, if he ever leaves, i will watch the thunder for westbrook, but thats it, and i will follow durant to wherever he goes. Players make me like teams, not the other way around.

As far as the yankess go they had so much success for SO long that people rooted for them as "bandwaggoners" but, because they were bandwaggoners for 10 years it goes unnoticed. As well, like i mentioned earlier, proximity. New york is huge, like, HUGE. ALOT of the new york fans are fans because for the past 4 generations their families have LIVED in and around new york. That's being raised on a team, and that cant be compared to being raised on an esports team, atleats not 5 years into it being a thing.

Out of personal experience, i liked the yankees for a while, why, because of A-Rod? that's it, simple. I don't have any reason to care for the team at all besides liking a-rod as a player. Same as i like sneaky/ incarnation on c9, same as i like pobelter on clg.

As far as comparing that to tsm, I think reginald is a joke, I actually liked locodoco, liked dyrus as a person, but he wasn't the best top laner for the team. I liked lust boy, i was indifferent about wild turtle, indifferent about santorin. I liked theoddones personality. As far as the team goes, noone i liked is part of the team anymore. Sure loco is "with" the team at this point and we dont know in what context but thats it.

Now, actually read my reply and think about it, then try to respond. Rather than compare a fledgling 5-6 year old organization to one that's been around for decades and is the staple of the largest metropolitan area int he country.

EDIT: will i ever like tsm again? fair possibility, really depends on very unforeseen circumstances. But at the moment, they're basically invisible.

Things like this are why eSports will never be as popular as physical sports. No one gets mad at the Yankees when they trade away their players to get better (or newer ones). This is part of sports. Losing players and getting new ones. Once fans accept this, eSports might actually be popular.

Esports are popular with people that care about video games, it has nothing to do with rosters.

If you don't care about a particular video game (League of Legends) you probably don't care about Esports.

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Things like this are why eSports will never be as popular as physical sports. No one gets mad at the Yankees when they trade away their players to get better (or newer ones). This is part of sports. Losing players and getting new ones. Once fans accept this, eSports might actually be popular.

probly because on other sports we don't get to know the players as well as in e sports

They have opened up a coaching position as well.

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I never thought bjerg was a bad guy watching tsm legends To be honest dyrus was the toxic one when it came to the game itself...

bjerg is always passive agressively blaming everyone for any mistakes. for example, in the last tsm legends episode, he keeps saying something like" we lost that fight because we teleported in to the wrong ward. We didnt teleport behind them we teleported in front of them" and this is right after they get back into the room fromt he games. every recent episode loco/regi have said " lets wait itl later to talk about it talking right after a game solves nothing" and yet bjerg is passive agressively blaming dyrus for the loss in my eyes. That's nopt how you act as a team member imo.