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1: "Korean PC bangs are not representative of the world population." Korea (namely South Korea) has a relatively tiny population, but I believe some of the highest per-capita of PC gamers compared to everywhere else. It's still not indicative of the grand scheme of things.
2: Just because League is no longer the first (which they still are) doesn't mean it's a death sentence.
3: Much like the enemy getting first blood or a new champion coming out and being declared overpowered immediately, you, like so many other people on the forums, aren't waiting for the dust to settle. People flocked to Overwatch because it's new at the moment and just like League EVERYONE LIKES TO TRY THE NEW SHIT. Even after the bleed back occurs and people decide which they like more (which by the way, you CAN play more than one game), that's still not the death sentence of League people want.
4: This just means League's overwhelming popularity streak has fallen below 30% (in just South Korea, mind you!), much like someone finally killing that fucking 20/0 Zed.
5: I'm starting to think that the League community is secretly a suicide cult at this point, given how eager and giddy everyone gets talking about League's inevitable death and hoping it'll happen next week, along with the general soul-crushing defeatism that lurks in the average mind.
Alright, for the sake of argument, why did Riot stop filling us in with statistics about their popularity? They stopped in 2013 by the way. And yes, i know what you will say "they aren't obliged to" and no they aren't. But it sends a message to the community. If they were posting statistics on how good everything is going and how popular the game is in the world and all of the sudden they stop, what does that say? It says, things are not going great, or just bad. Even if they know this isn't true, they need to provide some info for the community just so people don't feel like game is losing it. Moreover, Korea is famous for gaming and everything there related to gaming is related to us (more-less).
I feel like the way you were expressing here, like you are hating my guts even though this isn't my statistics. For some reason, you behave like you are arguing with me. This post isn't to glorify Overwatch, this is just for a concern and your argument #4 has absolutely no meaning. If it was like that nobody would concern themselves with posting on boards.