Blizzard as a Shinning Beacon That Will Overshadow Riot If Something Doesn't Change

So I was looking at some on the characters from Blizzard's newest take on a PvP shooter when I came across McCree. At first I thought,"Oh boy, discount Graves" with his Clint Eastwood style. Then after several hours involving numerous illegal activities that are irrelevant to the current discussion and a drug induced epiphany I realized that he IS Graves, more so than the shell of a champion that now roams the Fields of Justice. It all comes down to one small detail, one detail that may be overlooked by a layman or console gamer. McCree has a cigar and Graves does not. This takes away from the core gameplay of Graves and his identity as a champion. Blizzard by allowing the true Graves to have his cigar is establishing itself as a shining bastion of freedom of expression and individuality in the endless sea of misery that is the PvP game market. At the end of the day there is one question on the mind of Riot's player base: "Why can't Graves just have his goddamn cigar?"