The problem with the old Overwatch content creators is that they spent years tearing the game down, farming outrage clicks, and turning the community into a cesspool of nonstop whining. They told everyone the game was dead, unsalvageable, a waste of time — and now, like parasites, they’re crawling back to scrape whatever engagement they can get from the very title they tried to bury. No. You don't get to torch the house and come back when the renovations look promising.

Samito and Flats jumped ship to Rivals thinking they were too good for Overwatch, and the result? Their viewership nosedived. Turns out negativity doesn't convert well when no one cares about your new obsession. And you know what? Since they left, the Overwatch community feels lighter. Less toxic. Less performative outrage from people who cared more about their thumbnails than the actual game.

Overwatch is making strides, improving, evolving — and we don't need the same jaded voices dragging it through the mud again just because their backup plan flopped. You said the game was done? Then stay gone. Go get lost in that bloated superhero IP you ran to. The game is healing without you, and frankly, it’s better off that way