Im getting realy sick of seeing Yasuo in every single damn game

You have to strategize. Agreed Wait out his shield. You can't really "wait" out his shield, unless you mean wait for it to deplete after hitting him. Do you mean harass out his shield? Problem is a lot of mages are mana gated. Most long range abilities are skill shots which he easily dashes out of. Most targeted and AoE skills are close to Yas' engagement range. Same applies to AA's. Heaven forbid you're near your minions, which increases Yas' engagement range significantly. It makes Harassing him incredibly difficult. Bait his wind wall. It's hard to bait a good Yas. The wind wall acts as an "oh shit" button. And he most likely won't use it unless you've already shown commitment. ***Don't go in if he has his tornado up. *** At lvl 1, steel tempest has a 4 second cooldown. It holds stacks for 10 seconds. That means he can effectively zone you for 10 seconds just by existing, with a 12 second CD. At level 1. Tempest gets 1.86% CDR per level from Yas's innate atk spd per level. That means the innate CD is 3.628 at level 6; a 10.884 second CD between zoning periods. Almost half your time spent in lane is effectively zoned by your recommendation. And I haven't even counted items yet!

***You know who has a kit that is perfect against Yasuo? Akali. *** Counter-picks, while a valid matrix for balance, do not make up for counter-play. And Riot has stated multiple times they don't want to see match-ups decided by champ select.

The challenge there is not being so far behind in farm by 6 that he does not have to fear you. So you beat him by [almost] matching his farm? Ok, that's fair. We're going with the assassin mentality. He farms better and can zone you, . . . {face palm} so you have to freeze the lane just outside your tower and play passive. Ok. So I just have to freeze lane and play passively against an assassin that farms better than me and has good zoning (and is also resistant to harass). [sarcasm]Nothing wrong with this picture.[/sarcasm] *** If you stay within 70-75% of his farm you will win lane (ignoring jungle interference).*** Being behind in CS isn't "winning" lane. At best, it's "holding" lane. This works fine for champs like Shen, Xerath, and Diana who can alter their play to compensate for reduced gold going into the mid game. But for others like Veriger, Viktor, Vel'koz, that gimped income can create a huge deficit.

And let's not forget, Yasuo (a "hyper carry" according to Riot) has early power spikes. His first one coming at 2500 gold (static Shiv), and the second at 6300 (Infinity Edge). That means he's getting his first major power spike while most mages are just solving their mana problems (Morello-2300, Rod of Ages-2700, Archangel's-3000) or finishing their defense items (Iceborn Gauntlet-2850, Zhonya's-3000, Rod of Ages-2700, Rylai's-3000).

Don't get me wrong. I'm not calling him OP. I'm also not saying he has no counter-play. But Yas' kit allows him to bypass his own weaknesses. He's squishy but has a low CD shield and his windall. He's short ranged but his high mobility. He's melee but with a long range hard CC zoning tool and [ult] initiation. He has to multi-hit minions with his Q, but has a long grace period and low CD to bypass mistakes. His ult requires a knock-up displacement, which he has on a 12 second minimal cooldown. He has tons of safety nets built into his kt in case he makes a mistake. But he punishes enemies incomparably hard for making any.

He's seeing a lot of play because:

1. He's fun to play.
2. He counters the strongest and most popular meta midlaners.
3. His counters are pretty uncommon at this time.
4. Pros have picked him up and shown he's worth picking again.

It's not an either or scenario. He's really enjoyable to play, the pros are inspiring other people to play him, and his matchups on average are probably the most favorable they've ever been. That doesn't seem too hard to understand.