Do you think 
will rise in popularity due to LoL becoming more mobile?
the way I see it, his low cool down dash and itemization gives him plenty of mobiltiy. 
provides bonus movement speed, 
and 
both are built on him and have actives which help to chase and escape.
I personally love Yasuo despite having bought him very recently, and just want to know what his competitive scene is
Faith Breaker1 votesI think Yasuo already achieved his rise in popularity after he was released. As he was released. He's part of the mobility creep. I think Yasuo has been brought into a very good balance since Riot's work to him since his release. Yasuo represents healthy mobility. Good Yasuo's are great. Bad Yasuo's are terrible. Good players make good Yasuo's players harder.
SolusInCadere1 votesIf was part of the mobility creep, he was mobile before it was cool, lol.
Yea, I think as he now he's balanced, but I'm wondering what we think he'll become as this meta fully developes
MrPerson101 votesYasuo is, in my opinion, the only truly balanced assassin there is right now. His mobility isn't so high that you can just spam dashes everywhere 
but not so low that you're a sitting duck when engaged upon 
As was said, good Yasuo players know exactly how to play their lane and how to merge into the midgame team fights, bad Yasuos are so obviously bad it's hilarious.
Faith Breaker1 votesWhen Riot talks about seperating the "good" Champion X players from the "great" Champion X players, Yasuo is one of the few(best) examples.
Blade100451 votesI haven't seen much Yasuo in the LPL, LCK and LCS recently, though I have seen some Koreans pick him up in SoloQ. As for him being strong still? Most defiantly! I stopped playing him for a long time and am now working on getting back into him. Needless to say I have had some monster games, and some where I may have been better just playing Orianna! I do hope I see him in the new meta though. He is by far my favorite champion.