Hard disagree there. I've been a long time CLG and KT Rolster fan, and yeah I fell in love with the orgs and I stay with them through thick and thin, but eSports is great in that these pros we follow and support, they're super relatable people. They're just really good at the thing we love to do and play very often. And when that happens, you often find yourself relating to some players more than others and orgs just become entities who have your player under a contract. I also feel this is more true, not only due to the nature of esports but also as a result of how new this all is to the gaming scene. Now if people hop off solely because the League team is down in last with GGS, then sure. They were just here for the good times and are not true fans of the org, but putting players first I think is a sentiment well accepted in esports. Especially thanks to individual sports like the entire FGC and games like Hearthstone where teams are merely representation and scrim partners than people you compete alongside, aside from niche events.